All-In in dodgeball means committing every player to attack together. The entire team advances throws at the same moment. This tactic aims to overwhelm the remaining opponents quickly. Teams often use all-in during late match situations. Players must coordinate timing to avoid collisions. An all-in strategy sacrifices short term defensive coverage. Opponents may counter if they catch multiple throws. For example five players release balls simultaneously at two defenders. Successful execution can end a round rapidly. Poor coordination can leave the team exposed afterward. Clear signals ensure synchronized throwing motion. Teams choose all-in when aggressive momentum feels necessary.