Safety

• Player Contact: Because both teams can snag and will be stopping the blitz, players must play at their own risk.
• No Unnecessary Roughness: No striking, kicking, hits, dangerous tackles, blindside blocks, or targeting the head or neck of another player.

1. Play on solid elevated surfaces
2. Create teams of 2v2 up to 3v3
3. No sides - this is a 360° game!

Offense (Tossing Team)

• Expand the Caddy completely and load the ball before each toss.
• Toss the loaded Caddy at least 10 feet high onto the landing zone to "stack" ribs and "pop" the ball out of the Caddy.
• Earn points by competing to snag the ball first and return it back to the table before getting tagged by the non recovering team.
• You can snag the ball in the air or on the ground.
• Your teammates can help block when returning the ball back to the table.
• Important: Players are not allowed to touch the Caddy while it is on or above the table.

Defense

• Earn points by competing to snag the ball first and return it back to the table before getting tagged by the non recovering team.
• You can snag the ball in the air or on the ground.
• Your teammates can help block when returning the ball back to the table.
• Important: Players are not allowed to touch the Caddy while it is on or above the table.

Teams alternate tossing after every play.

What Happens

• All Players Go For The Ball: All players should be watching the toss and trying to predict the shot. Then players battle to snag the ball first. So move around, box out and position yourself well!
• Stopping the Blitz: The ball return (the blitz) can be stopped when a player from the non recovering team tags the ball runner. This may be played using flags, two hand touch, or with tackles when wearing proper equipment.
• Foul: If a player touches the Caddy on or over the table, this is a foul and can result in a re-throw.

What Things Mean

• Live: A play is considered "live" when the Caddy lands accurately on the landing zone and the ball successfully pops out of the Caddy.
• Dead: A play is "dead" if the Caddy hits the table edge, misses the table entirely, or the ball remains inside the Caddy.
• Fault: If a player's first toss is "dead," they are allowed one re-throw.
• Stacked Rib: An inner rib of the Caddy is considered "stacked" when it has completely collapsed, and the Caddy remains on the table. Stack points range from 1 to 4.

Caddy Flip games are not "drinking games." We do not recommend playing this mode under any influences - please opt for different game modes.