Board game construction

A board game construction characterized by the fact that the said construction comprises:

• a board featuring an elongated hourglass shape with a central part tapering towards the longitudinal centre line and an upwards curve/hump in the central area, wherein:
• the long sides each feature a first straight section running parallel to the centre line and a first curvilinear section, which narrows as it approaches the transverse centre line and then widens symmetrically into a second curvilinear section, ending with a second straight section,
• the short sides feature a configuration composed of a first oblique section followed by a straight portion, which runs up to the centre line, and then the configuration continues symmetrically up to the other end, with a second rectilinear portion and a second oblique section, and
• the board features a cavity located near each section and each cavity features a perimeter edge with the same shape as the half of the board along the transverse axis and is closed by a lid whose lateral edge is envisaged to fit into the cavity and the lid is endowed with a slot facing towards the incoming movers and designed to allow the mover to enter the slot and fall into the cavity,
• a pair of goals with each goal located at the centre of each short side of the board and comprising a central vertical upright at whose lower end a clamp is featured for fastening the said goal to the board, while at whose upper end a first frame and a second frame are featured, located laterally to the upright so that the goals have two goal mouths that are similar in shape, but one is smaller and narrower than the other and each goal mouth is closed by a net,
• a mover comprising a multifaceted polygon with a quadrangular hole in the centre,
• the said game board being designed to accommodate at least two players each of whom must move a mover in turn, starting from a mandatory central area—located near the central section and shown by a marking on the game board—and making their way to the opposite side by moving (flicking, pushing, throwing) the mover no more than four times and the route the mover must take involves moving over the central hump and along the tapered hourglass shape of the long sides without the mover falling off the board, with the aim being to reach the opponent's slot and cavity;
• if the player fails, it is the opponent's turn;
• if the player performs this sequence of gestures and moves without their hand touching the lower surface of the game board when retrieving the mover that has fallen into the cavity then they can throw the mover into the opponent's goal, with the said goal only scored and therefore worth points if the mover touches the game board before entering the net.