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    A - FIBA 3x3 Rules - Table PDF

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    The 3x3 Rules of the Game document outlines the rules for 3x3 basketball including: 1) The court dimensions are 15m wide and 11m long and games are played with a size 6 ball. 2) Teams consist of 4 players with 1 substitute and games must start with at least 3 players. 3) Games last 10 minutes or until one team reaches 21 points, whichever comes first. Overtime consists of the first team to score 2 points. 4) Fouls and scoring follow standard basketball rules with some adjustments for the smaller court size.

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    The 3x3 Rules of the Game document outlines the rules for 3x3 basketball including: 1) The court dimensions are 15m wide and 11m long and games are played with a size 6 ball. 2) Teams consist of 4 players with 1 substitute and games must start with at least 3 players. 3) Games last 10 minutes or until one team reaches 21 points, whichever comes first. Overtime consists of the first team to score 2 points. 4) Fouls and scoring follow standard basketball rules with some adjustments for the smaller court size.

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    The 3x3 Rules of the Game document outlines the rules for 3x3 basketball including: 1) The court dimensions are 15m wide and 11m long and games are played with a size 6 ball. 2) Teams consist of 4 players with 1 substitute and games must start with at least 3 players. 3) Games last 10 minutes or until one team reaches 21 points, whichever comes first. Overtime consists of the first team to score 2 points. 4) Fouls and scoring follow standard basketball rules with some adjustments for the smaller court size.

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    A - FIBA 3x3 Rules - Table PDF

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    Sean Su
    The 3x3 Rules of the Game document outlines the rules for 3x3 basketball including: 1) The court dimensions are 15m wide and 11m long and games are played with a size 6 ball. 2) Teams consist of 4 players with 1 substitute and games must start with at least 3 players. 3) Games last 10 minutes or until one team reaches 21 points, whichever comes first. Overtime consists of the first team to score 2 points. 4) Fouls and scoring follow standard basketball rules with some adjustments for the smaller court size.

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    3x3 Rules of the Game

    Court and Ball A regular 3x3 court playing surface is 15m (width) x 11m (length)
    A size 6 ball shall be used in all categories
    Team roster 4 players
    3 + 1 substitute

    Note: game must start with 3 (three) players in FIBA 3x3 Official Competitions

    Referee(s) 1 or 2
    Time/Score keeper(s) Up to 2
    Time-outs 1 per team, 30 seconds
    Initial possession Coin flip

    Note: the team that wins the coin flip decides whether it takes the ball or leaves
    it, in order to get it in a potential overtime
    Scoring 1 point and 2 points, if scored behind the arc
    Game duration & Score limit 1 x 10 minutes, playing time
    Score limit: 21 points. Applies to regular playing time only

    Note: if a game clock is not available , running time length is at organizer's


    discretion. FIBA recommends setting score limit in line with the game duration
    (10 minutes/10 points; 15 minutes/15 points; 21 minutes/21 points)

    Overtime First team to score two (2) points wins the game
    Shot clock 12 seconds

    Note: if a shotclock device is not available , referee to warn and count down the
    5 last seconds
    Free throw(s) following a shooting foul 1 free throw
    2 free throws, if foul committed behind the arc
    Foul limit per team 6 team fouls
    Penalty for team fouls 7, 8 and 9 2 free throws
    Penalty for team fouls 10 and more 2 free throws + ball possesion
    Possession following a successful goal Defense possession
    Right underneath the hoop
    Ball to be dribbled or passed to a player behind the arc
    Defensive team not allowed to play for the ball inside the "no-charge semi-circle"
    area underneath the basket
    ...following a dead ball Check ball exchange behind the arc (at the top)
    ...following a defensive rebound or steal Ball to be dribbled/passed behind the arc
    ...following a jumpball situation Defense possession
    Substitutions In dead ball situations, prior to the check ball
    The substitute can enter the game after his teammate steps off the court and
    establishes a physical contact with him behind the end line opposite the basket.
    Substitutions require no action from the referees or table officials

    Notes:
    *A player is considered to be "behind the arc" if neither of his feet are inside nor step the arc
    **Official FIBA Basketball Rules apply for all game situations not specifically mentioned above
    ***Refer to 3x3 Rules of the Game text version for standings, default, forfeits, protests and disqualification

    FIBA, January 2014

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