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End Zone Exchange
Verdict
The game is played on a flat, open area with the following specifications: Two marked points approximately 25 yards (23 meters) apart; Clear of obstacles in a radius of at least 10 yards (9 meters) around each point; Soft, level ground preferred for safety during catches
Why people argue about this
People often assume that the official flat playing area means no inclines or hills are allowed anywhere on the field. But in reality, as long as it's a level surface overall, small undulations like those found naturally in soil composition don't violate this rule. They just need to be consistent across the entire 100 yards of each end zone.
Send this to your friend — argument over.
The game is played on a flat, open area with the following specifications:
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