Courts

Streetball's most famous blacktops, reimagined. Each court has its own pace, spacing, and identity — and the smartest squads draft for it.

Chicago, Illinois

The Chicago run — one of the US launch courts; specific pace/spacing identity not yet documented.

IRL: Chicago outdoor streetball court (specific real-world venue not yet confirmed)

Beijing, China

The Beijing run — a packed, high-traffic public court built around fast, competitive pickup energy.

IRL: Dongdan Sports Center (Dongdan Park courts)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Philadelphia run — listed as 'Philly' in the launch lineup; in practice this is the Spring Garden court, Spin Cycle's home turf.

IRL: Spring Garden Elementary rooftop court, Philadelphia

Harlem, New York City

The marquee NYC run — a tight, hostile half-court where crowd energy and physical, in-your-face perimeter play set the tempo.

IRL: Holcombe Rucker Park (Greg Marius Court)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Spin Cycle's home court — a Philadelphia run themed around scrappy, disruptive, steal-heavy play.

IRL: Spring Garden Elementary rooftop court, Philadelphia

Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines

The most enclosed run in the game — a dense, walled-in courtyard where the buildings themselves frame the action.

IRL: Fort Bonifacio Tenement Court

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The Toronto run — one of the non-US launch courts; specific pace/spacing identity not yet documented.

IRL: Toronto outdoor streetball court (specific real-world venue not yet confirmed)

Venice, Los Angeles, California

The open-air West Coast run — a breezy, showtime stage that fits run-and-gun, above-the-rim play.

IRL: Venice Beach Basketball Courts