When the two teams are ready, the player with the ball begins play by throwing it to the other team.
The other team runs forward to get the ball.
When a player has the ball, he may pivot on one foot but may not walk or run with the ball.
The team with the ball attempts to pass the ball to a player who can touch it against the wall to score a point. The ball has to travel at least 2 yards or meters with each pass. Once a team has scored a point, the game begins anew with the scoring team throwing the ball to the opposing team in the same way the game was begun.
Players on the defensive team cannot get closer than 2 yards or meters to a player holding the ball; from that distance they must try to intercept the passed ball.
If a ball is dropped or an incomplete pass is made, the other team takes possession of the ball from where they retrieve it.

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