A toy includes a circular support; a rotatable pointer centrally coupled to the support; and indicia, on the support, surrounding the pointer. The support includes a plurality of radial arrangements, each of the arrangements comprising first and second holes, a set of three holes, and first and second air channels coupling the first and second holes, respectively, to a different hole of the set. The air channels are created by forming the support from a board having grooves on one side and by fixing thereto a groove cover. The holes of the set are slidably engageable with extensions of playing pieces and the first and second holes are engageable with the nozzle of a bellows. A stand is used to support the bellows over the circular support when its nozzle is engaged with a hole. According to one set of game rules, each player rotates the pointer and when the pointer comes to rest moves, according to the indicium towards which the pointer points, the playing piece or the nozzle into engagement with a designated hole. If after such a move the nozzle and a playing piece are coupled by one of the channels, actuation of the bellows will cause an impulse of air to travel through the channel and the playing piece will be ejected from its hole.