#règles pétanque

Boule out of bounds in pétanque: does it still count under the rules?

Official FFPJP rule on boules off the terrain: open terrain, delimited terrain, edge cases. The method to never doubt again.

The Fanny in pétanque: official rule or simply a club tradition?

Le 13-0 et la fanny : tradition séculaire ou règle FFPJP ? Origine, folklore, variantes régionales et ce que dit (ou non) le règlement offic…

How to count the points in pétanque according to the official rules

Procédure officielle FFPJP pour compter les points en fin de mène : qui annonce, quand ramasser, cas particuliers (carreau, mène nulle, boul…

Fanny yes or no: when the rule really applies in pétanque

Fanny oui ou non ? Dans quels cas la règle s'applique vraiment à la pétanque selon le règlement FFPJP : score 13-0, concours, jeu libre, tra…

These edge cases with boules off the terrain that the rules settle clearly

These borderline cases involving boules landing out of bounds in pétanque are clearly settled by the FFPJP rules: a boule on the line, an obstacle, a boule r…

Incorrectly drawn circle in pétanque: what are the consequences according to the rules?

A badly drawn pétanque circle: what Article 6 of the FFPJP rules really requires. Diameter, position, penalties and official procedure.

These measuring errors in pétanque that unfairly cost you points

7 erreurs de mesure à la pétanque qui font perdre des points injustement : déplacement de boule non marquée, mauvais outil, mesure en cours …

Measuring dispute in pétanque: who is right according to the rules?

Disputes over measurements in pétanque: what the official FFPJP rules say, who takes the measurements, who settles disputes, and how to avoid conflicts on the court…

How to measure bowls in pétanque: the official method explained

La méthode officielle FFPJP pour mesurer les boules à la pétanque : outils autorisés, ordre de mesure, précautions, cas particuliers. Le gui…

Pétanque: When should you absolutely not shoot?

Shooting when you shouldn't: the

The great return of "ground markings": simple habit or a drift?

Sur de plus en plus de terrains, les marques au sol refont surface. Petit trait discret, caillou posé “par hasard”, bout de bois déplacé… si…

Règlement 2026 : Le retour à la pétanque "sauvage" ?