What are the rules of the three-on-three basketball game (2)

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Article 8 How to Play Ball

8. 1 After each shot or the last free throw, teams must serve in the middle circle.

8.2 After each shot misses the basket or the last free throw misses the basket (excluding Article 7.5).

If the attacker grabs the rebound, he can continue shooting without moving the ball out of the arc.

If the defender grabs the rebound, he must move the ball out of the arc (by dribbling or passing).

8.3 If the defender steals the team's shot or blocks the ball, he must turn back to the curveball to attack. (by passing or dribbling).

8.4 The ball right given to any team in a dead ball state should start with changing the ball outside the arc at the top of the field. That is, the pass outside the top arc (between the defensive team and the offensive team).

8.5 Does it count if the player's feet are not in the arc and he doesn't step on the arc? Outside the arc? .

8.6 When the jump ball occurs, the defender on the field will catch the ball right at that time.

Rule 9: Delay the game

9. 1 Delaying or passively playing the game (such as not trying to score) will be punished in violation of regulations.

9.2 If the playing field is equipped with an attack clock, the attacker must try to shoot within 12 seconds. Once the attacker holds the ball (after the defender passes the ball to the attacker or scores at the basket), 12 seconds should start counting immediately.

Remarks: If an attack clock is not installed on the playing field and a team plays passively, the referee should warn the team by counting down the last five seconds.

Article 10 substitution

When the ball becomes a dead ball, the ball is passed between the defending team and the attacking team or a free throw is executed, either team is allowed to replace the player. Substitutes can only enter the field after their teammates leave the field and have physical contact with them. Substitution can only be made outside the opposite end line of the basket, and substitution does not need the indication of the referee on the spot or the referee on the recording table.

Article 1 1 suspended

Each team has 1 30-second timeout. When the ball dies, the player can ask for a time-out.

Article 12 refusal procedure

If a team thinks that the referee's decision or any event in the game is unfavorable to the team, it must protest according to the following procedures:

1. After the game, the players should sign the record immediately before the referee signs it.

2. Within 30 minutes after the competition, the team should submit a written confirmation of the protest.

Article 13' Team Ranking Arrangement'

The following principles will apply to the ranking of teams in group matches and overall competitions. If the scores of the two sides are still even after the first comparison, the next comparison will be made, and so on.

1. The winning percentage is the most (the winning percentage can be compared by groups of different teams);

2. The results of the competition between each other (only considering the outcome, only applicable to the ranking of group matches);

3. Average the most points per game (excluding the points won due to the other party's abstention).

If the teams are still flat after the comparison of the above three steps, the seeds will be higher.

The team ranks first.

Article 14 disqualification

Players who violate sports ethics twice (not applicable to technical fouls) will be disqualified by the referee and the competition organizer at the same time. The organizer will immediately disqualify all players who participate in violent acts, verbal or physical attacks and improperly influence the results of the competition. The organizer has the right to disqualify the whole team according to the participation of other players (including inaction on the above-mentioned behaviors). The requirements of the competition and the internal rules of FIBA will not change because of the disqualification of 15.

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