The Delver Fudgeson Bomb Clapping Experience:

This board game was developed in the spare room of Delver Fudgeson's Lethbridge apartment by his roommate who goes by the mononym "Chud". It is sold out of his 2000 Pontiac Aztek in the parking lot during Lethbridge home games. (This is not sanctioned by the SMJHL)

The game is what was once a Monopoly board, with new, hockey relevant, cut out pictures glued onto the original spaces. The goal of the game is to roll dice and travel around the board, hitting various squares and drawing cards to find out what you did in the hockey game. There are goal spaces, random events, defensive cards, offensive cards. Most of which were hand drawn by Chud on a Wednesday from 10:00 pm to 4:15 am, from what he remembers.

Anyway, the objective of the game is to finish with more "Goals" than the other players. The scoring is as such: Wrist shot: 1 goal. One timer: 2 goals. And the all important Clap Bomb From the Point: 5 points. Assists are -1 goals. Hits are also a goal for some reason, as are blocked shots. The game ends when the players run out of cards to draw. Each box contains somewhere between 20 and 56 cards, depending on how many Chud drew up and put in the box before loading it into his trunk to take to the game to sell.