Frigby

Rules

The game starts when one player from your team throws the frisbee while standing on your gate.
Players of the opposing team should all be behind the mid-line, on their side of the in-field. However it's up to the starting team to enforce this rule and the game can start before this rule is enforced.

Players can take no more than two steps before throwing the frisbee.
If you take more than two steps other players can call it a "three steps" and the other team gains priority.
When you hold the frisbee, other players can slowly count up to 10. If you are still holding the frisbee when 10 is counted the opponent team gains priority.

Players can either throw the frisbee or drop it on the ground.
Direct passes (when the frisbee is touched at the same time by two players) are not allowed. If you do a direct pass other players can call it a "holding pass" and the opponent team gains priority.
Players in the out-field can only throw the frisbee in the direction of the in-field. If you break this rule, other players can call it an "out pass" and the opponent team gains priority.

You cannot take the frisbee which is held by another player until they throw it or drop it.
If two players grab the frisbee at the same time, or with less than one second time difference, the game pauses and they play a rock-paper-scissors game to decide who gets the right to hold the frisbee.

Your team scores a point if you catch a frisbee which was thrown from inside the opposing goal line by some other player and either:
- you catch it inside the opposing goal line and then you cross the opponent gate while holding the frisbee, or
- you cross the opponent gate outwards after the frisbee was thrown and then you catch it outside the opponent goal line (but not in the out-field) before it touches the ground or is caught by another player.
After your team scores a point, the opposing team restarts the game.

If you throw the frisbee and it drops outside the opposing goal line the game stops and the opposing team restarts the game.

While your team has priority the other team cannot touch the frisbee, and they have to drop it if they are holding it. Your priority lasts until a member of your team grabs the frisbee.
As soon as you gain priority, if the frisbee was thrown on the ground in the out-field, you can call a "restart in-field" and pause the game to bring the frisbee to the closest point in the in-field from its current location before resuming the game.