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The chasers move the "quaffle" down the field by running or passing it to each other. They score by throwing or kicking the quaffle through the opposing team's goal hoops. Each score is worth 10 points.

The beaters throw "bludgers" at the opposing team's players to temporarily knock them out of play.

The keeper defends his team's hoops and prevents the other team from scoring.

The snitch runner wears the "snitch" (a tennis ball in a sock) tucked into the back of his shorts. His job is to avoid being caught by the seekers. He is the only player who does not "ride" a broom, and he can leave the playing field area. None of the rules that apply to the other players apply to him.

The seekers hunt the snitch runner and try to remove the snitch from him. When a seeker catches the snitch, his team receives an extra 30 points and the game ends.

The team with the most points wins.

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Muggle Quidditch got its humble start in 2005, when students at Middlebury College in Vermont was bored with playing bocce then they decided to create a new game by adapting the wizards it was inspired by Harry Potter book series.

A sport in the Harry Potter books, has inspired many people to play Muggle Quidditch, also known as Ground Quidditch, a non-magical version of the game. As it is adapted from the game in the book, people have made many different versions. It is governed by the International Quidditch Association and several national organisations worldwide. A number of colleges have Muggle Quidditch teams, as well as community teams throughout the United States and Canada. Major League Quidditch is the highest level of competition in the United States and Canada.

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Find a place that offers enough space.  Quidditch requires a field that is at least 180 m feet long and 500 m wide.  The field must have an oval shape.  You can play in a city park or find out if a sports field nearby is open to the public.

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