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The World of Ricochet and Other Fun Games with an Odd Ball

Ricochet and other fun games are played with a reaction ball (the generic retail name). Historically the ball was designed for reaction training exercises for athletes in a variety of sports. Over the years a number of group games, both cooperative and competitive, have been developed by Chris Cavert and other active r-ball players for the energetic "ricochet ball" (or the "r-ball" as the ricochet players call it). Most of these games are found in, "Ricochet and Other Fun Games with an Odd-Ball." Here you will find the official rules to the "records book" games, additional games developed after publication of the book, resources, player ramblings, and "The Official Ricochet World Records Book" to document extraordinary r-game feats.   
                                                                                    
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Colored Reaction Balls

This set of six colored r-balls work well for mid-bounce games like one moRe, oveR the line, bReak out, and Reduction. 

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Yellow Reaction Balls​

The best ball for long-bounce games like Ricochet, doubles Ricochet, and gRoup-R.
​(This is considered the "tournament" ball.)

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Colored "Soft" Reaction Balls 

These play the best for Table-Top ricochet and games like bReak-out and Rocce ball for younger populations (softer and more forgiving).

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Click to Access:
The Official Ricochet World Records Book 
for, sol-R, gRoup-R, & one moRe


Click to Access:
Official Rules: sol-R


Click to Access:
Official Rules: gRoup-R

Official Rules: gRouper


Click to Access:
Official Rules: one moRe

Official Rules: one moRe


sol-R World Record Highlight

  • 56 Points - Josh S. (Beber Camp, 2016)

gRoup-R World Record Highlights

  • Group of Two: 76 Points - Chris O., & Chris C.
  • Group of Three: 67 Points - Matthew M., Connor G., & Dylan G.
  • Group of Four: 39 Points - Conn C., Brent B., Isaac F., & Chris C.
  • Group of Five: No current record holders. ​

one moRe World Record Highlight

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  • The current world record for "one moRe" is: 10-1 (Held by an Indiana Teen Institute summer camp group - set in 2003)
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