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Bolextrema, or "extreme bocce", is a variation of bocce that originated among the [[Cjovani]], a group of diasporic [[Benito|Benitians]]. Game play is similar to traditional bocce, except that hilly, uneven terrain is preferred over the standard flat bocce court, and players are encouraged to display unorthodox bowling techniques. | |||
Bolextrema, or "extreme bocce", is a variation of bocce that originated among a | |||
In 2012, ABBA was formed for the purpose of promoting Bolextrema. The annual "Tournament of Waterloo", held at Umberto Granaglia Stadium, pits the top Bolextrema players against each other, with the winner of the tournament crowned "Dancing Queen". | In 2012, ABBA (Apvieniba Bolextrema Benitian Atgletics) was formed for the purpose of promoting Bolextrema. The annual "Tournament of Waterloo", held at Umberto Granaglia Stadium, pits the top Bolextrema players against each other, with the winner of the tournament crowned "Dancing Queen". | ||
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Bolextrema, or "extreme bocce", is a variation of bocce that originated among the Cjovani, a group of diasporic Benitians. Game play is similar to traditional bocce, except that hilly, uneven terrain is preferred over the standard flat bocce court, and players are encouraged to display unorthodox bowling techniques.
In 2012, ABBA (Apvieniba Bolextrema Benitian Atgletics) was formed for the purpose of promoting Bolextrema. The annual "Tournament of Waterloo", held at Umberto Granaglia Stadium, pits the top Bolextrema players against each other, with the winner of the tournament crowned "Dancing Queen".