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Hoops Online

Hoops Online on JAWNA

Flick it in from five spots. Swish for 3. 2 to 4 players, with mic voice chat and private tables for friends.

About the game

How to start

  1. Open jawna.app and sign in with Google or Apple.
  2. Tap Games and choose Hoops.
  3. Create a table and share the link with friends, or pick Quick match.

Why play Hoops on JAWNA?

Frequently asked questions

Is Hoops on JAWNA free?

Yes, playing is free in your browser. Optional extras use in-app coins.

How many players does Hoops need?

2 to 4 players.

Can I play Hoops with my friends?

Yes. Create a private table, send your friends the link, and talk by voice while you play.

Where can I play Hoops online with a mic?

On JAWNA (jawna.app). Every Hoops table has a mic and voice chat, so you talk to the players while you play.

Where can I play Hoops with new people?

On JAWNA pick Hoops and tap Quick match to get players fast, or make a private table for your friends.

Do I need to download an app to play Hoops?

No. Open jawna.app in the browser on your phone or computer and play right away. There is also a JAWNA phone app if you like.

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How to play – step by step

  1. Flick to shoot – Put your finger on the ball and flick it up toward the hoop. The direction of the flick is the line; its length is the power.
  2. 2 or 3 points – A basket is 2 points. A clean swish that touches nothing is 3.
  3. Five spots – Players take turns. Each round everyone shoots from the same spot on the arc; the spot moves each round, five in all, and farther spots need more power. Most points after the fifth spot wins.

Try the interactive tutorial in the app

History & origins

James Naismith devised basketball in Massachusetts in 1891 as an indoor team sport, initially using peach baskets as goals.

The sport developed into a global game, and shooting challenges became a familiar part of playground and arcade play.

Jawna’s Hoops focuses on that shooting tradition through short touch-controlled attempts. It is a compact adaptation, rather than a simulation of a full basketball match.

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