Art. 2 Players

Players must be dressed in the King 1×1 kit provided by the organizers. Matches are individual and players may not be replaced or represented.

Art. 3 Match officials

The match officials consist of 1 referee and a scorekeeper/timekeeper(s).

Art. 4 Start of the match

4.1 The players must warm up simultaneously before the match.
4.2 A free-throw determines which player has the first possession. The player who wins the free-throw may choose to have possession of the ball either at the start of the match or at the start of any extra time.

Art. 5 Scoring

5.1 Each successful basket inside the arc must count one (1) point.
5.2 Each successful basket outside the arc must count two (2) points.
5.3 Each successful free-throw must count 1 point.
5.4 During the match, if the attacking player has scored, the ball returns to the defender. The defender may take the ball as soon as the basket is scored and leave the 3-point line. A hand-to-hand pass must be made before replaying.
5.5 When the player scores, the defender is not allowed to intercept the ball when the attacker comes out with the ball.
5.6 After a shot at the basket, if the shot is missed, the attacker can only take the rebound once.
5.7 The attacker is not allowed to have his back to the ring for more than 3 seconds.
5.8 Dribbling between the opponent’s legs + scored ball equals 2 points.
5.9 After a spectacular dribble, If the defender falls and the attacker scores , the attacker wins by KO…

THE ANKLE BREAKER “KING ANKLE BREAKER”

Art. 6 Game time & Winner of the match

6.1 The regulation playing time must be as follows: one period of 3 minutes of actual play. The clock must be stopped during dead ball situations and free throws. and during free throws. The stopwatch must be restarted when the exchange of the ball is completed (as soon as the ball is out of play). ball is finished (as soon as it is in the hands of the attacking player).
6.2 However, the first player to score 9 points or more wins the match if this occurs before the end of regulation time. This rule applies only to regulation time (not to any extra time).
6.3 If the score is tied at the end of regulation time, extra time will be played. played. There will be an interval of one minute before the start of extra time. The player who scores 2 points in extra time wins the match.
6.4 A player must forfeit the match if he does not arrive at the court ready to play at the time scheduled for the match. In the event of a forfeit, the score of the match will be recorded as follows: w-0 or 0-w (“w” meaning “win”).
6.5 A player must forfeit a match if he leaves the court before the end of the end of the match or if he is injured or disqualified.

In the case of a default situation, the player who wins the match must be disqualified. In the event of a default, the winning player may keep his score and win by forfeit.

6.6 The defender was defeated by K.O. after suffering 1 ‘ankle breakers’ during the game. This ‘ankle breaker’ ultimately sealed his fate.

Art. 7 Fouls / Free throws

7.1 A player is penalized for an individual foul when he has committed 3 fouls. After a player has committed 4 fouls, any additional fouls will be considered as a point scored by the opponent.
7.2 Fouls committed on a player in shooting action inside the arc will be penalized by a free throw, while fouls committed during shooting action outside the arc will be outside the arc will be penalized by 2 free throws.
7.3 Fouls committed on the player in the action of shooting followed by the success of the will be sanctioned by an additional free-throw.
7.4 The 7th, 8th and 9th fouls committed by a player are always sanctioned by two free throws. The 10th and subsequent fouls as well as unsportsmanlike and technical fouls are technical fouls are punished by 2 free throws followed by possession of the ball. This clause also applies to fouls during shooting actions and overrides rules 7.2 and 7.3.
7.5 Possession is obtained after the last free-throw resulting from a technical or unsportsmanlike foul, and play must be restarted by an exchange of the ball behind the arc at the top of the court.
7.6 during extra time, fouls will be reset to zero.

Art. 8 How to play the ball

8.1 When a basket is scored, the defender who conceded the basket becomes the attacker. The game must resume with a ball exchange, either hand-to-hand or with a bounce pass on the floor.
8.2 Following each dead ball situation, possession of the ball given to the player must begin with an exchange of the ball (between the defender and the the attacker) behind the arc and up or down the court.
8.3 A player is considered to be “behind the arc” when neither of his feet is inside or in contact with the arc. contact with the bow.

Art. 9 Playing the clock

9.1 Playing on the clock or not playing actively (for example: not attempting to scoring) is a violation.
9.2 If the court is equipped with a shot clock, the attacker must attempt a shot within within 9 seconds. The shot clock must be started as soon as the ball is in the hands of the attacker. the ball is in the attacker’s hands (following the ball exchange with the defender or under the defender or under the basket after a goal has been scored).

Note: if a court is not equipped with a shot clock and the player does not try to attack the basket sufficiently, the referee must warn him by counting down the the last five (5) seconds.

Art. 10 Time-out

A 30-second time-out is granted to each player. The request must be made during a dead ball situation.

Art. 11 Disqualification

A player committing two unsporting fouls will be disqualified from the match by the referee and disqualified from the match. The referee and disqualified from the event by the organiser. The organiser will disqualify from the event any player involved in acts of violence, verbal or physical aggression, disloyal intervention disloyal intervention affecting the result(s) of the match(es).