Pichenotte vs Pitchnut

Pichenotte is a traditional French-Canadian family of tabletop disk-flicking games, with a name that translates directly to "flick" in French. The game is typically played on a flat wooden board featuring a smooth surface and often includes pegs or bumpers, similar to crokinole or carrom. Players use their fingers to propel wooden disks, aiming to score points by landing them in designated section...

Pitchnut is a rare French Canadian tabletop disk game from Quebec's Coaticook area, usually played on handmade boards with pegs and gutters.