In the Kluet language, the word king-kingan means to chase. 

But the game is done in water while swimming and diving. 

Age of players between 9 - 12 years. 

Usually the game is carried out in the river in the afternoon after tending cattle, helping parents or after school. 

The group of players consists of two teams with the same number of members each ± 5 people. 

Determination of opponents based on skill, balance of strength or body size. 

Opponents may not exchange. 

The rules of the game are:

 - The chaser tries to hold the opponent. 

If you manage to hold your opponent, then shout as notification that you have managed to hold your opponent.

 - If you have succeeded in chasing/holding, then change to being chased. 

- The opponent's grip should not be too strong because it is dangerous.

- The head cannot be held.

- Players who are not opponents may not be held. 

The winner is the participant who is not caught up/held or the participant who manages to catch up/hold.