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Good Sportsmanship in Paintball 0

The following points will make sure you’re a fun player to play with, and against.

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  1. It’s just a game! – The most important thing to remember in being a good sportsman in paintball is that it’s just a game! Keeping this in mind will help you become a fun player to play against.
  2. Don’t cheat to win – don’t break or stretch any of the rules or violate the spirit of paintball, just to win! If you cheat, you only cheat yourself.
  3. Be good-willed and courteous – paintball is based on taking out your opponents! This harshness needs to be offset by an exaggerated sense of good will and courtesy so that it doesn’t get serious and weird.
  4. Don’t be obnoxious – Mild swearing no big problem, especially if you get hit pretty hard! However, malicious rudeness and profanity to the opposition is strictly not allowed.
  5. This is an honour sport – it’s your duty to say when you’ve been hit in paintball. Just as you would be annoyed if someone you hit carried on playing, always announce when you’re out. If you think you’ve hit someone who hasn’t said “out”, don’t jump to accuse! Just ask them to check themselves, and then take their word for it. If you genuinely don’t believe them, call a ref. If someone asks you the same question, best thing to do is give a quick and polite answer.
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Topic: Basics, Team

Crawling like a Master 0

It’s not like in the movies, dragging your paintball marker along the ground may look cool but ultimately firing it will be a headache and you’ll probably damage it in the process.

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Topic: Advanced, Tactics

How a Paintball Marker is made 0

Paintball markers are used to fire your paintballs, and resemble guns, which is why they are sometimes referred to as paintball guns. Read more »

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Topic: Advanced, Gear

How to be invisible in woodsball 0

Woodsball is a great paintball game, and is very different from the pace and quick thrills of speedball. If you can blend into the woodland, you’ve got a great chance of doing well.

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Topic: Advanced

All you need to know about paintballs! 0

You may enjoy shooting them at your friends, but how many of you have actually thought about what goes into those little balls of paint? Here’s a few facts about the paintball:

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Topic: Basics, Gear

3 Common Newbie Mistakes 0

As we have a lot of newbies here at PaintbSplat Jamaica, here’s a good article for any of you new to paintball! The three most common mistakes of paintball newbies are centred around not taking action. Usually out of fear, newbies think that doing nothing will keep them in the paintball game. That’s where they’re wrong.

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Topic: Basics

Avoiding being Hit in Paintball 0

No one likes getting shot in paintball – well, apart from those who love to show off their bruises! Getting shot is all part of the fun of the paintball game, but for those who would rather avoid it, here are some top tips for you…

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Topic: Advanced, Tactics

All about the Paintball Marker 0

After your goggles, your paintball marker (or paintball gun) is the most important piece of paintball gear for any player – after all, you can’t play without one!

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Topic: Gear

Speedball, Speedball, Speedball! 0

Along with Woodsball, Speedball is one of the most played paintball games recreationally – we have two fields here at PaintSplat Jamaica. As well as being the most popular recreationally, it is the format of choice for paintball tournaments. As it is such a huge part of the sport, here are a few facts about the paintball game that is Speedball:

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Topic: Advanced

Paintball Glossary 0

There’s a lot of paintball terminology to remember, so here’s a quick rundown of the most commonly used paintball terms so you can know your Safety from your Squeegee!

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Topic: Basics