Kambalat

Players form a loose circle with one player, the kambalat, standing in the middle.

The circle players toss or bounce the ball to each other across the middle, trying to keep it away from the player in the center.

The middle player tries to intercept, tip, or catch the ball as it passes between the other players.

If the middle player touches or catches the ball, whoever last threw it swaps places and becomes the new middle player.

Players fake throws and use quick low passes to keep the middle player guessing.

The game continues with no fixed ending, rotating the middle role around the group.