
A MODERN CLASSIC.
SWOOPS™ is an asymmetrical basketball court format that combines the best of basketball's different eras, contact vs distance, through a dramatic team side change every quarter. Modern basketball has refined itself into a narrow range of play styles, and SWOOPS™ expands it.One end of the floor opens the game through spacing, shooting, and pace. The other brings the action closer to the basket through contact, footwork, rebounding, and interior pressure.
Same fundamentals. New geometry.Design patent pending. Trademark filed. Now seeking the right partners to move from concept to a serious filmed on-court test.Same fundamentals. New geometry.
It's Basketball Drama, It's SWOOPS.


THE COURT IS THE ENGINE.The SWOOPS court is split into two halves, each engineered to reward a different basketball advantage.On the perimeter side, three-point shots are available, opening the floor for range, spacing, pace, and outside creation. On the interior side, every basket counts as two, bringing the game into footwork, finishing, rebounding, mid-range touch, and physical defense.The court does not just mark where the game is played. It shapes how the game is played. Every quarter carries its own texture, pressure, and strategic identity, and the best teams are the ones built to win on both sides.
It's Basketball Drama, It's SWOOPS.


EVERY QUARTER CHANGES THE DYNAMIC.Both teams get the same full-game opportunity. What changes is the timing. As teams switch sides each quarter, the shot profile, spacing, defensive responsibilities, and momentum pressure change with them. A lead is never just a lead, because the next quarter may reward a different style of play.That is where SWOOPS creates its drama. Every quarter has a unique identity. Teams must manage when to push, when to control, when to protect, and when to attack. The game becomes a four-quarter contest of timing, adaptation, and control, shaped by who adjusts best.NOTE: SWOOPS projections are modeled from format rules and professional basketball baselines. Final gameplay data will require on-court testing.
It's Basketball Drama, It's SWOOPS.


A NEW CHAPTER FOR THE SPORT.Basketball keeps evolving. Each era has refined the game in its own direction, and today's game often rewards a narrower range of styles. SWOOPS creates room for more styles to matter again, inside one game.Because the floor changes every quarter, shooters, slashers, bigs, defenders, rebounders, playmakers, and coaches all get real opportunities to shape the outcome. Coaches have to win two kinds of games at once. Teams have to build around more than one identity. Skill, adaptability, and complete basketball are rewarded by design.That movement is the opportunity. Because every quarter is a different style of play, SWOOPS produces a different highlight, a different storyline, and a different media moment four times per game. Built for live arenas, broadcast, social viewing, multi-stream live formats, sponsorship, and the way audiences consume sports today, without losing what makes basketball, basketball.
It's Basketball Drama, It's SWOOPS.

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LET’S BUILD THE FIRST TEST.SWOOPS was created by Eliezer Rosado Albacarys through Pachi Entertainment, LLC as an original basketball court format built on a simple belief: changing the floor can change the game. The format is design patent pending and trademark filed, currently moving toward its next milestone: a serious filmed on-court test designed to evaluate gameplay, player response, audience reaction, production value, and commercial potential.We are opening conversations with people in basketball, production, sports media, live events, sponsorship, investment, and sports innovation. If you can help test, produce, fund, sponsor, advise, or open the right door, let’s connect.For pilot, production, investment, sponsorship, basketball, or media conversations, send a note.U.S. Design Patent Application No. 30/056,714 (Pending)
U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 99288545 (Pending)
It's Basketball Drama, It's SWOOPS.
