Adjustable buoyancy ball and swimming pool game

Abstract

Apparatus and associated methods relate to a swimming pool game having a plurality of buoyancy-adjustable balls and a plurality of floatable targets. Each of the plurality of buoyancy-adjustable balls has a water-impervious shell that separates an inside cavity from an outside of the water-impervious shell. The water-impervious shell has a fluid passageway through which a gameplayer can selectively cause fluid transport between the outside of the water-impervious shell and the inside cavity. Each of the plurality of floatable targets has a closed geometrical shape that, when floating on a water surface, defines an inside region of the water surface and an outside region of the water surface. The inside region has an area that is large enough to permit the buoyancy-adjustable ball to reside therewithin.

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