How to play

HOW TO PLAY

Premierspike is an outdoor game best played 2 vs 2 where you are working with a teammate to bump, set and smash the ball back into the court. Take a look at these tips, gifs and clips to get started.

3 QUICK TIPS

image_1.png__PID:6ec13e50-c94d-419c-9658-c6ef517f9efc

image_2024-07-19_030254149-removebg-preview.png__PID:65050042-2d92-421f-a448-1598bee978ae

Give yourself 5-10 minutes to get used to gameplay

image_2.png__PID:3e50c94d-519c-4658-86ef-517f9efc9fd1

text-2.png__PID:521f2448-1598-4ee9-b8ae-77d3dbb7011a

Serve to your teammate

image_3.png__PID:c94d519c-5658-46ef-917f-9efc9fd1300d

text-3.png__PID:24481598-bee9-48ae-b7d3-dbb7011a3b13

Consecutive hits are allowed

6 NIFTY CLIPS

image-1.png__PID:bec3f83d-be4c-41c6-a00c-fa1de213a0f6

Serve across to your teammate

image-2.png__PID:c3f83dbe-4cf1-4620-8cfa-1de213a0f6cf

Teams use 2-3 hits to get the ball back in the court.The serve DOES NOT count as one of the hits

image-3.png__PID:f83dbe4c-f1c6-400c-ba1d-e213a0f6cf0a

Both teammates must hit the ball on a possession

image-4.png__PID:3dbe4cf1-c620-4cfa-9de2-13a0f6cf0a42

Two consecutive hits are allowed

image-5.png__PID:be4cf1c6-200c-4a1d-a213-a0f6cf0a424e

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court.
Now it's the opposing team's turn.

image-6.png__PID:55bec3f8-3dbe-4cf1-8620-0cfa1de213a0

Win points when 1) the ball doesn't bounce up over the net or 2) the ball hits the ground. Rally scoring.Serve rotates on every point. First team to 11 wins.

SCORING & WINNING

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court. Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Rotate the serve clockwise on every point (regardless of who won the previous point).

Games are played to 11, win by 2

image.png__PID:debb9879-10d5-478e-abb9-24170bfafc53

COMPLETE POINT

HANDY HOW TO PLAY VIDEO

STILL HERE? WE'VE
GOT YOU COVERED!

Setup

Want to see a setup video? Just watch the How to Play video above.

Like reading? We got you.

Unfold the court and remove the net, 6 poles, 4 paddles, and 2 balls.

Place the court on an even surface so it's sitting as level as possible.

Slide 1 pole into each of the six sleeves of the net.

Once all poles are inserted into the net, fully insert 1 pole into each of the holes on the edge of the court.

The net should be fairly taut in all directions.

Give a paddle to each player and have teammates stand across the court from one another.

Serving

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur.

Scoring

Hitting & Moving

Infractions

Any tips help us get through the learning curve?

RULES FOR 3 PLAYERS
AKA KING'S COURT

Rules

RULES FOR 2 PLAYERS

Rules

If you like pretty pictures...

Teams of two set up in a cross formation

Serve

Team 1 serves to Team 2 to start a point

3 touches

Players have up to three alternating touches to return the ball to the net

360 degree play

After the serve, players can move or hit in any direction around the net

Scoring

LScore when the opposing team hits the rim, the ground, or bounces the ball more than once on the net

For those that like to read. Or for those looking to settle a debate.

The Rules

IMG_5212.JPG__PID:9be55524-2385-487e-9f63-6e1c7fed9781

How to assemble your net

Got your new set and ready to ball? Here's how to set up your net to get the best outta the game.

How to set up

Screenshot 2024-01-24 at 4.27.16 PM.png__PID:ce1cd716-dd78-4e94-becb-9280edb557f3

Master the basics with SpikeSchool

Check out our video series which covers all the basics and top tips. Get ready to beat all your buds.

Go to SpikeSchool

Different ways to play

Floor is lava, dino-arms, paddles, 3v3... there are a tonne of ways to mix it up! Perfect for the kiddos or for anyone just looking for a good ol' time.

Spikeball Mods

Wait a minute...

Is it 'Spikeball' or
'roundnet'?

If you wanna get real nerdy, read this

Full Official Tournament Rules

Find a tournament near you

Find people to play with

Get more involved

My classes love the new nets

Great quality!

The Premier Spike set is definitely the highest quality out there! I got this set when I had a Spikeball set rim break, and I had played on a Premier Spike set in a previous tournament. I didn't want to buy another set that would easily break, and I also don't want to put unnecessary plastic in the landfill by continuously buying replacement parts. So far, this set has not disappointed, and I especially love the design of how the rims snap together!

I've been playing Roundnet for about half a year, and I absolutely love the game and I think the Premier Spike set does an excellent job of eliminating debates over fair plays. That's to say, it's much clearer to hear when the ball hits the rim versus when it's just a roll-up, and since the tension on the net is consistent throughout, pockets will make less of an impact during play.

The included serving line is really nice, and when playing in hard surfaces the legs which double as ball-holders are a lifesaver. I personally enjoy playing with the legs faced inwards so they don't interfere during play (my friends and I usually don't stress about the no hit zone), but the ability to turn them outwards makes it really nice if you're practicing by yourself.

The only thing that I feel hesitant about this is the Premier Spike balls. I would 100% still recommend purchasing this set, but try out the balls with the two that are included with the set before you purchase a lot. If you're used to the Spikeball Pro balls like myself, it's definitely an adjustment. The size of the balls is really nice, and while I know some people complain about them feeling slippery, I haven't found that to be the case. The main thing that bothers me about the balls is that their texture seems much harder. After practicing setting with the Premier Spike balls, I have found my hands tend to sting a bit. If the balls' surface was slightly more rubbery, I think this problem might be eliminated.

Wonderful product, Premier Spike team, keep it up!

Premier Spike is awesome!

Premier Spike is awesome! Super durable and makes the game so much more fun to play. Easy to assemble and take apart to store. Trust me, this is the best Roundnet set out there!

Super easy to assemble and disassemble! Will enjoy this game camping & at the beach

The game changed in Warsaw

Warsaw Spikes community recently obtained 7 Premier Spike nets and it changed our game completely! Extra reliable nets are golden feature but I also appreciate the underrated characteric of easier way of storing nets (after removing legs, the nets take little place and are 90% ready to play!)

HOW TO PLAY

3 QUICK TIPS

Give yourself 5-10 minutes to get used to gameplay

Serve to your teammate

Consecutive hits are allowed

6 NIFTY CLIPS

Serve across to your teammate

Teams use 2-3 hits to get the ball back in the court.The serve DOES NOT count as one of the hits

Both teammates must hit the ball on a possession

Two consecutive hits are allowed

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court.
Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Win points when 1) the ball doesn't bounce up over the net or 2) the ball hits the ground. Rally scoring.Serve rotates on every point. First team to 11 wins.

SCORING & WINNING

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court. Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Rotate the serve clockwise on every point (regardless of who won the previous point).

Games are played to 11, win by 2

COMPLETE POINT

HANDY HOW TO PLAY VIDEO

STILL HERE? WE'VE
GOT YOU COVERED!

RULES FOR 3 PLAYERS
AKA KING'S COURT

RULES FOR 2 PLAYERS

If you like pretty pictures...

Serve

3 touches

360 degree play

Scoring

The Rules

How to assemble your net

Master the basics with SpikeSchool

Different ways to play

Is it 'Spikeball' or
'roundnet'?

Full Official Tournament Rules

Find a tournament near you

Find people to play with

Get more involved

Cart

Select options

Let customers speak for us

HOW TO PLAY

3 QUICK TIPS

Give yourself 5-10 minutes to get used to gameplay

Serve to your teammate

Consecutive hits are allowed

6 NIFTY CLIPS

Serve across to your teammate

Teams use 2-3 hits to get the ball back in the court.The serve DOES NOT count as one of the hits

Both teammates must hit the ball on a possession

Two consecutive hits are allowed

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court. Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Win points when 1) the ball doesn't bounce up over the net or 2) the ball hits the ground. Rally scoring.Serve rotates on every point. First team to 11 wins.

SCORING & WINNING

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court. Now it's the opposing team's turn.

Rotate the serve clockwise on every point (regardless of who won the previous point).

Games are played to 11, win by 2

COMPLETE POINT

HANDY HOW TO PLAY VIDEO

STILL HERE? WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED!

RULES FOR 3 PLAYERS AKA KING'S COURT

RULES FOR 2 PLAYERS

If you like pretty pictures...

Serve

3 touches

360 degree play

Scoring

The Rules

How to assemble your net

Master the basics with SpikeSchool

Different ways to play

Is it 'Spikeball' or 'roundnet'?

Full Official Tournament Rules

Find a tournament near you

Find people to play with

Get more involved

Cart

Select options

Let customers speak for us

Within 2-3 hits, get the ball back into the court.
Now it's the opposing team's turn.

STILL HERE? WE'VE
GOT YOU COVERED!

RULES FOR 3 PLAYERS
AKA KING'S COURT

Is it 'Spikeball' or
'roundnet'?