Game Rules

Airsoft relies on honesty - unlike paintball there is no mark left by airsoft hits. Nothing ruins an airsoft game faster than players not taking hits. Please help us to provide top quality airsoft games by being an honest player. A hit occurs when a BB fired directly from a gun, or launched by a grenade or spring operated trap, strikes a player anywhere about their person or attire.
Definite ricochets do count as hits.
When you are hit, shout 'Hit' and raise your hand. Leave the game field keeping your arm raised to indicate to other players that you are out of the game. Do not linger in the game field. When you are hit, do not talk to active players. "Dead men don't talk"

Note:
Eventually everyone is going to experience getting shot after they have called themselves out for a game. The number one reason people get shot after they are out is because they don't readily identify themselves as being hit. If you don't want to get shot after you call out then be sure to do the following:
LOUDLY call out 'Hit!'.
Immediately stand straight up (If you weren't already) and hold your weapon in a way that is clear to everyone that you are out of action. For example: holding gun above your head with both hands, or put gun in rest (holster or sling) and keeping hands away from any gun.
Begin walking (not running) towards the designated safe zone ASAP. Use a clear path so that everyone can see you.
If you follow these simple steps then you will greatly reduce (although not completely eliminate) getting shot after you call out.