Projectile toss target game apparatus

A projectile toss target game apparatus, comprising:

• a planar playing surface arranged at an angle to a ground surface;
• an opening formed through the planar playing surface, the opening being of sufficient size and shape to allow passage of the projectile therethrough;
• and
• a recessed area formed in the playing surface proximate to the opening, the recessed area being of sufficient size and shape to retain the projectile stationary upon the angled playing surface;
• wherein the opening and the recessed area are formed in a removable portion which is disposed in an aperture in the playing surface.

A projectile toss target game apparatus, comprising:

• a planar playing surface arranged at an angle to a ground surface;
• sidewalls extending around sides and a rear of the playing surface and extending upwardly from the playing surface;
• an opening formed through the planar playing surface, the opening being of sufficient size and shape to allow passage of the projectile therethrough;
• a recessed area formed in the playing surface proximate to the opening, the recessed area being of sufficient size and shape to retain the projectile stationary upon the angled playing surface;
• a gap delimited between the rear of the playing surface and the sidewall, wherein the gap is configured to receive the projectile when over tossed;
• and
• a blocking member removably disposed proximate to the rear of the playing surface, wherein the blocking member extends upwardly from the playing surface and is of sufficient height to prevent passage of the over tossed projectile into the gap and to redirect a path of the projectile.

A projectile toss target game apparatus, comprising:

• a rectangular planar playing surface arranged at an angle to a ground surface;
• a support element disposed beneath the playing surface to maintain the playing surface at a table height;
• a right sidewall extending along a right side edge of the playing surface, a left sidewall extending along a left side edge of the playing surface, and a rear sidewall extending along a rear edge of the playing surface, the right, left, and rear sidewalls extending upwardly from the playing surface;
• a gap delimited between the rear edge of the playing surface and the rear sidewall, wherein the gap is configured to receive the projectile when over tossed;
• a blocking member moveable between a plurality of positions proximate to the rear edge of the playing surface, wherein the blocking member extends upwardly from the playing surface and is of sufficient height to prevent passage of the over tossed projectile into the gap and to redirect a path of the projectile;
• an aperture formed through the playing surface;
• a disc shaped insert mountable within the aperture;
• wherein the a disc shaped insert comprises a circular opening at a center thereof;
• wherein the disc shaped insert further comprises a recessed area extending concentrically around the opening and comprising a plurality of arcuate shaped indented compartments divided by radially extending raised surfaces, wherein the raised surfaces are coplanar with the playing surface and the indented compartments each have a base which extends between the respective raised surfaces where each base is parallel to and non-coplanar with the playing surface;
• wherein the opening is of sufficient size and shape to allow passage of the projectile therethrough and the recessed area is of sufficient size and shape to retain the projectile stationary upon the angled playing surface.

A projectile toss target game apparatus, comprising:

• a planar playing surface arranged at an angle to a ground surface;
• an opening formed through the planar playing surface, the opening being of sufficient size and shape to allow passage of the projectile therethrough;
• and
• a recessed area formed in the playing surface proximate to the opening, the recessed area being of sufficient size and shape to retain the projectile stationary upon the angled playing surface;
• a side wall that extends at least partly around the playing surface and upwardly from the playing surface;
• and
• a gap at a rear of the apparatus between a rear edge of the playing surface and the side wall, wherein the gap is configured to receive the projectile when over tossed.