Everything You Need To Know About The PraiseCharts Cornhole Tournament At The Getty Sing! Conference

We are bringing one of the largest cornhole tournaments in the world to the Getty Sing! Conference. It all takes place on Monday night with up to 1000 people spread over two back-to-back sessions. If you are registered, make sure you read everything below so that you come prepared.

 1. Cornhole at the PraiseCharts Booth

The big tournament is on Monday night, but PraiseCharts will have cornhole set up at the booth (#1724) all conference long. Come by, meet the PraiseCharts team, and take the opportunity to get in some practice. You can even play a few games at the booth that will count towards qualifying for the Wednesday morning playoffs.

2. The Big Tournament On Monday Night

On Monday night, up to 500 at a time will be converging onto 125 cornhole courts to play a tournament inside 75 minutes. In order to pull this off, you need to come knowing how everything is going to work. Here are the most important details:

3. How To Throw A Cornhole Bag

Knowing how to throw a cornhole bag can make all the difference in the world for how you play. Here's a quick video where Ryan Dahl shows you a few secret tips.

4. How To Score Cornhole

Don't let scoring intimidate you. It's all explained in the Cornhole Instruction sheet above, but if you need a few more examples to clear all confusion, watch this video.

5. Submit Your Score

When the Monday night tournament is over, you'll end up somewhere between zero and six score chips in your pocket. The only way to qualify for the final playoffs is to submit your chip tally to www.praisecharts.com/score. Don't worry if you lost several times. You never know if you will qualify! On Wednesday morning, there is room for up to 80 people to play in the final playoffs, starting at 7:30 am. Submit your score to the link above, and we'll email you on Tuesday if you qualify for the final playoffs.

6. The Final Playoffs on Wednesday Morning

The final playoffs are scheduled for Wednesday morning at 7:30 am. It's a little early, but so worth it! Up to 80 people will qualify for this match that will whittle down to just two finalists. Ryan and Isaiah Dahl (both Cornhole enthusiasts) will each pair up with one of the tournament finalists to play in the championship match at 8:40 am. The winner will go home with a professional level, custom branded cornhole set, courtesy of PraiseCharts. Whether you make the finals or not, this will be a game worth watching.