Calls
Zoom—This call is for passing the 'zork' to the person the caller looks at. It is a foul to call zoom to a player already being engaged.
Schwartz—This call is for passing back to the person currently being engaged with. It is a foul to look away when calling schwartz.
Figliano—A contracted version of Profigliano. It is a no-look or look pass back to the person you are currently engaged with.
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