Twenty-One (Basketball Shooting Game)

One player shoots first from any spot on the court, worth two points if made from the field.

Whoever misses or scores, the ball is live for a rebound that anyone can grab.

Whoever secures the rebound may take up to three free throws, each worth one point, before play resumes.

After the free throws (or if the shot from the field went in), possession is contested again for the next field attempt.

Players keep a running personal point total across the whole game.

The first player to reach exactly twenty-one points wins, and going over the target forces their score back to zero.