of H-O-R-S-E is played by two or more players. The order of turns is established before the game starts. The player whose turn is first is given control, which means they must attempt to make a basket in a particular way of their choosing, explaining to the other players beforehand what the requirements of the shot are. If that player is successful, every subsequent player must attempt that same shot according to its requirements. If a player fails to duplicate the shot, they acquire a letter, starting with H and moving rightward through the word "Horse". After all players have made an attempt, control moves to the next player, and the game continues on in this fashion. If a player who has control misses their shot, there is no letter penalty and control moves to the next player. Whenever any player has all of the letters, they are eliminated from the game. The last person in the game is declared the winner. Other variations of basketball Notable streetballers Rafer "Skip to my Lou" Alston Kenny Brunner aka Bad Santa Sylvester "Sy" Blye Emmanuel "Hard Work" Bibb Grayson "The Professor" Boucher Cardell "Ballaholic" Butler Kevin "Bizzness" Butler Philip Champion aka Hot Sauce/Sizzle Roberto Cordani aka IceCream Lloyd "Swee' Pea" Daniels Jamar "The Pharmacist" Davis Waliyy "Main Event" Dixon Brandon "The Assassin" Durham Taurian "Mr. 720" Fontenette Bobbito García Joe Hammond (basketball) Connie "The Hawk" Hawkins Joey "King Handles" Haywood Deshun "Father Time" Jackson Jumpin Jackie Jackson Troy "Escalade" Jackson Shamel Jones Richard "Pee Wee" Kirkland Raymond Lewis Earl "The Goat" Manigault Robert "50" Martin Demetrius "Hook" Mitchell Malloy Nesmith Sr. Aaron "AO" Owens Darren "Primal Fear" Phillip Kareem "The Best Kept Secret" Reid Jack "Black Jack" Ryan William Sanders (basketball) Adam Sandler, actor and comedian Ed "Booger" Smith John "The Franchise" Strickland Adrian Walton James Pookie Wilson Corey "Homicide" Williams Larry "Bone Collector" Williams James Speedy Williams Streetball in popular media Films and TV programs Above the Rim American History X City Slam, a television program broadcast on ESPN Crossover He Got Game Like Mike 2: Streetball White Men Can't Jump Uncle Drew Video games AND 1 Streetball, video game by Ubisoft (2006) FreeStyle Street Basketball, an online PC game by JC Entertainment NBA Ballers, video game by Midway (2004-2007) sequels to NBA Ballers: NBA Ballers: Rebound, NBA Ballers: Phenom, and NBA Ballers: Chosen One NBA Street, video game series by