The Rules Of Mindgame
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Mindgame is played in a room with a
board on the ground, a score chart above, 18 players, and a ball.
The board is comprised of 36 4x4 feet squares. This is the actual court on which the players play. Mindgame is played with 2 teams of 9 players. Only 3 players from each team are active on the court at a time though. The home team wears blue and the away team wears red. Each team also has a captain. |
| Mindgame is played for 60 minutes.
These 60 minutes are then broken up into three 20 minute periods.
The game begins with both teams going into the center court. The home team captain goes on the right hand side of the court, between square 16 and 22. The away team captain goes on the left hand side of the court between square 15 and 21. |
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While there the team captains answer
a question. Top three given answers from top scientists are on the
board. The one who answers the question with the highest ranking answer
wins the ball first.
Once the team gets the ball a question is asked. The clock then starts once the question is read completely. |
| The team with the ball must then
answer the question without getting tagged, or giving or receiving a
foul. If they do that, they are given the points for the question.
After this, they must then get the ball grounded at the square they want without getting tagged. When they do this, they are then given the amount of points that the square is worth. |
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After this there is still some
question. Is the ball given to the other team, or does the team that has
the ball keep it until they are tagged, or give or receive a foul?
At any rate, the team who gets the most points at the end wins the game. |
| Much is still not known about the game. How much is each square worth? What happens in case of a tie? In any case, we still know the basis of the game. Anyone who questions the above, or has info to add, can mail me at Gjw1998@hotmail.com |  |
