1) I go shoot behind the line:
- I score: I bring the ball back, and take a cone to put on the grid
- I don't score: I bring back the ball
2) In the grid, I am allowed to put a cone only on the first line or on a higher line if there is no free cones between the line and the bottom
3) Next player is allowed to start when the first one have shoot.
4) The team won if it succeed to align 3 cones.
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