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, late 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.