The south side Guesser watches for a moment and then points with his wand to the hand he thinks has the ball.

As soon as he points to a hand, it must be immediately opened, palm upward.

Should the ball be in the other hand, it must be shown to be lying there.

If the guess was correct, the ball being in the hand pointed at, it counts one.
Three correct guesses must be made by one of the Guessers in order to secure for his side the right to open the game.

In this contest the Guessers must alternate, first the north side Guesser, then the south side Guesser, and so on until one of the Guessers has won three correct guesses.
That decides it.