Paintball

Paintball Rules

• There is only one referee for each paintball game. He/she has the power to start the game or stop the game for paint checks. The referee also decides over any issue that may arise during the game.
• A player is directly out of the game if he/she is hit by a marking pellet (Paintball) on his/ her clothes, gun or equipment. The player is "Out or Hit" when he/she gets marked or targeted by an opposing player or a teammate (known as Friendly Fire).
• If a player is struck by a marking pallet (paintball) and it does not break, or he/she is struck by splatter from a marking pellet, it's not considered out. 
• Blind firing is not allowed. If the players can't see what they are aiming at, they can't hit the bullet.
• If players of both the team mark each other at the same time, then both are eliminated. 
• Only a single player is allowed to guard the flag at the station during a flag game. In any case, if the guardian gets eliminated from the competition, he/she leaves the flag at the point where he/she is shot.
• Each team has a Captain. The team Captains have the power to wave at the referee, to start or begin the game. After that only the referee can blow a whistle and the game officially begins.
• The players are prohibited from entering or attempting to enter in a playing field for a game without having signed a waiver.
• During the game, participants are also not allowed to wear shorts or T-shirts. All the players are required to wear long-sleeved shirts and full-length pants only.
• During the game, players wear masks / goggles at all the times on the playing field or near other people who are playing. 
• It is completely prohibited to attain any kind of physical interaction.
• The participants under no circumstances can shot or hit the referee.