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Stephen Hopkins was fined for allowing his servants to play shovelboard, but this did not happen till some time later than 1622.

The shilling of Edward the Sixth acquired this popular name from being so large and flat, that it was found convenient for use in the game of shovelboard.

Henry Cabot Lodge says the shovelboard of Shakespeare's time was almost the only game not expressly prohibited.

Then, we had chess for those who played it, whist, cribbage, books, backgammon, and shovelboard.

To my mind shovelboard is innocent; I have permitted my men to play it.