Roster:

1. Each team must have 4 players on their roster. One player must be designated as the Captain.


2. The combined height of players on each team must equal 24’6" or less. Use the height that appears on your drivers’ license. Players will be measured for discrepancy.


3. Teams are limited to one non-Korean player.


4. All games must start with 3 players on each team, unless a team with 3 players agrees to allow the opposing team to play with only two players.


5. The team roster may NOT be changed after April 20, 2006. Upon check-in, teams will be issued wristbands that must be worn throughout the tournament.

1. Once all entries are received, teams will be divided into groups for the regulation round.


2. Round Robin (Regulation): Each team will be guaranteed 3 games played against the teams in their bracket. All teams are required to play in their scheduled games. The top two teams in each division will advance to playoffs. For tied team records, advancement will be determined by cumulative point differentials. If the point differential is tied then the winner is determined based on the tied teams’ previous head-to-head game score.


3. Single Elimination (Playoffs). The advancing teams will be seeded and bracketed based on the scores from the regulation round. Winning teams will continue to advance in the tournament until the champion is determined.


4. All regulation and playoff games will be first to 15 points or 20 minutes long.


5. Each team is responsible for checking the Master Scoreboard for all schedules, times, courts, revisions and other information. Teams not present within 5 minutes of the time an official calls for the game to begin will risk forfeiture.

Scoring:

1. All baskets made in the game will count as 1 point.


2. Baskets made when the shooter has BOTH feet behind the arc counts as two points.


3. If the game reaches a tie when time has expired, a sudden-death overtime will declare the first team to score as the winner. The team that started the game on defense will get possession of the ball.

Game Play:

1. To begin the game, a coin toss will determine the right to possession. The team winning the toss has the option to start the game with the ball or defer possession to the opposing team.


2. The ball will change possession after each made basket.


3. The game will be played on a half-court where the ball must be "taken back" with BOTH feet behind the two-point arc on every change of possession. Failure to take it back will result in the loss of possession and the loss of any points resulting from that possession.


4. The ball must be checked by an opposing player or passed to a teammate to begin play.


5. No stalling is allowed. If stalling occurs, a delay of game violation will be issued by the referee at his/her sole discretion. The first violation will result in a warning and the second offense will result in loss of possession. For any delay of game violation the clock will be stopped until it is started by an in-bounds pass.


6. Jump or held balls will go to the defensive team.


7. Substitution is unlimited, but permitted only when the ball is not in play.


8. Each team will have two 45-second time-outs. The clock will stop for these time-outs or for any injuries on the court.

1. The referee will call and the scorekeeper will record all team fouls on the scoresheet.
   
2. All fouls are considered common fouls. Each team is allowed 6 common fouls.
   
3. For the first 6 fouls, the ball will be taken out by the fouled team at the top to resume play.
   
4. Beginning with the 7th team foul, the player fouled will be awarded one free throw. Regardless if the player makes the shot, the shooting team retains possession.
   
5. Flagrant, Intentional or Continuous Misconduct Fouls can and will result in the dismissal of the offending player. In such cases, if the player fouled is in the process of shooting and makes the shot, the basket is scored and he/she shall retain possession. If the player fouled is not shooting or misses a shot attempt, the player shall receive one free throw and retain possession.
   
6. If a player receives a technical foul, the opposing team will shoot one free throw and retain possession.
   
7. Two technical fouls will result in automatic ejection from the tournament.
   
8. ANYONE INVOLVED IN PUNCHING OR FIGHTING WILL BE EJECTED FROM THE TOURNAMENT.

Referees and Debates:

1. Each court will have one referee, scorekeeper and timekeeper to officiate the game.


2. THE TEAM CAPTAIN WILL REPRESENT HIS/HER TEAM AS A SPOKESPERSON AT ALL TIMES.
   If there is a dispute, he/she may request a court supervisor to come to the court to handle the situation.


3. During any protest, time on the game clock continues to run, except for the last 3 minutes of the game.


4. If any player is rude or disrespectful to the referees, they may be suspended for the game or the tournament.