Play this game with two equal teams of players in the middle area and two Jokers. One jokers stands at each end of the playing area and has to stay in this grid (the scoring zone).
Every time the team in possession passes the ball into the scoring zone and receives the ball back from the joker they score a point.
The player who receives the return pass does not have to be the same player that passed the ball to the joker, it can be any player from the team in possession.
The first team to score 5 goals is the winner.
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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