The players on the court must tuck their shirts into their shorts.

On a throw-in in the backcourt, the 8-second period and the shot clock shall always start at the same time.

With 2:02 remaining on the game clock in the 4th period, team A scores a field goal. The ball is now rolling on the floor. Timer shall stop the game clock now.

After the unsuccessful last or only free throw, the game clock shall start when the ball touches the ring.

During an A1 alternating possession throw-in, the ball lodges between the ring and the backboard. The game shall be resumed with team B throw-in at the place of the original throw-in.

The coach shall designate the free-throw shooter of his team in case of a technical foul.

Team A has fewer than 5 players on the playing court ready to start the 3rd period due to the injuries, disqualifications etc. Team A shall continue the game with less than 5 players.

A1 shot for a field goal rebounds from the ring over the backboard without touching the basket supports. The game shall continue.

Team A presents in due time the team list to the scorer. The numbers of 2 players are not the same as the numbers displayed on their shirts or the name of a player is omitted on the score sheet. This is discovered before the start of the game. The game shall start without any sanction.

During an endline throw-in, B4 throws the ball over the backboard. This is a violation.

A1 thrower-in passes the ball to A2. A2 receives the ball with one foot touching the boundary line. The game shall be resumed with team B throw-in at the place where A2 touched the line.

The basket which a team attacks is its own basket.

A3 thrower-in its frontcourt has the ball in his hands. A5 is in the restricted area for more than 3 seconds. This is a 3-second violation.

A1 in the air receives a pass. He lands on the floor but losing his balance, with the ball in his both hands, the ball touches the floor. Keeping his pivot foot on the same place, he bends-up and starts a dribble. This is legal.

A3 appears to be injured and the game is stopped. A time-out is requested by team B. At the end of the time-out, A3 has recovered and asks to remain in the game and continue to play. The A3’s request shall be accepted.

A1 releases the ball on the jump shot, returns to the floor with one foot and is then fouled by B1. B1 foul is committed during A1 act of shooting.

The home team shall have the team bench on the left side of the scorer's table facing the playing court.

A4 is holding the ball on the playing court near the sideline. B4 who is closely guarding A4 has one foot out-of-bounds. In pivoting, A4 body touches B4 body. This is A4 violation.

A1 has the ball at his disposal for the frontcourt throw-in with 8 seconds remaining on the shot clock. On the throw-in pass the ball is touched by A2 after which the ball touches the ring and is rebounded by A3. The shot clock shall be reset to 24 seconds.

A team may have a maximum of 10 players.

On a fast break, A1 ends his dribble and throws the ball against the backboard. A1 jumps, catches the ball again before it is touched by another player and scores a goal by dunking. This is a legal play.

A4 is awarded 1 free throw. After the referee has stepped into the restricted area to administer the free throw but before the ball is placed at the B4 disposal, team B request a time-out. The time-out shall be granted.

For a screen to be considered legal, the only criteria for aplayer who is screening is that he must face the opponent when contact occurs.

The ball on the A4 shot for a field goal is in the air when the game clock signal sounds for the end of the period. The ball rebounds from the ring with still a chance to enter the basket. B4 taps the ball away. This is interference violation.

Team B has fewer than 5 players on the playing court ready to start the game. The team B manager is unable to provide an acceptable explanation for the late arrival of the team B players. The referee shall wait even 30 minutes and the game shall start when the players arrive.