How to play table soccer.

Table soccer is one of the best/funniest games to play at school when you are bored. It requires only a coin, a desk and some skill. It's a great game you can play to waste your time.
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Requirements:
A coin
A flat desk



Rules:​

You are only allowed to hit the coin 3 times per round.
If you gently hit the coin it still counts as a hit.
The coin has to be at least 1/4 of the over the edge of the desk to count as a point.
There are only two ways you can place the coin on the table. Either on the spine or the coin facing downwards.​

How to play:

Step 1. Find a coin and a partner.



Step 2. Each person should sit on the opposite side of the table. Both players will play rock, paper and scissors and who ever wins will start.



Step 3. Put the coin on the on the table. For an ideal spot look at the picture below.



Step 4. Flick the coin once. If it doesn't make the edge of the other side of the table flick it again.




Step 5. If you couldn't make it go to the edge of table on your second go; hit it again.

Step 6. After the third go, you either didn't make it on the edge or you went over the edge. Repeat steps 3, 4 and 5 with the opposing player.

Step 7. Once somebody gets the coin on the edge of the table they will earn 1 point.




Step 8. Keep playing until somebody scores 3 points.
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Helpful tips:

If you are struggling to see if the coin is over the edge. Try and lift the coin, like below.


Try to have a bigger first hit than the two smaller hits to make it easier for you to aim at the edge.

Play with a twenty cent coin, because it is the right size and weight to flick (a quarter for Americans).

Don't play with tight people because they will steal your coin at the end of the game.

 

Great use of pictures, and you've spent a lot of time doing this I've noticed using IRL pictures etc. Good use of colours, and fonts, and the centre option.
You've also added some humor into the guides as the last bit you put, made me chuckle. Good guide, and I'll probably use it when I am bored in form at school or something with my buds.