What are the rules of street basketball?

Does street basketball have rules like every game?

Hoops made of iron with inconsistent measurements that are not attached to a backboard… Hole-ridden courts… Our effort to prevent the ball from rolling too far… In this team game, which most men include in their lives, the rules are actually very simple. Let's see together how real street basketball is played… Street basketball, as most men know, is a team game played outdoors, filled with sweaty battles. This sport is played between teams of four players in total, with one substitute. This game, used by FIBA under the name 3×3, is played using only half of the court. So, we can attribute the reason for the single hoops you might see in some neighborhoods to this. Yes… We've prepared the players and started the match. The first thing to pay attention to here is whether the shot made during the game is successful or unsuccessful. If the shot is made successfully, the team that conceded the point must leave the three-point line by passing or dribbling. If the team is unable to make a successful shot, then if the offensive team gets the rebound, they can continue the game without leaving the three-point line. Otherwise, if the defensive team gets the rebound, they must leave the three-point line. The aim here, if we are to comment, is to prevent easy baskets. Every team is obliged to leave the three-point line. We want you to know that the 'light bulb' moment happens here.

Is there a time limit in street basketball?

When it comes to game time and winning in street basketball, in practice, it's simply decided based on the target score determined by the two sides. The game ends at whatever score the teams decide. In professional matches or tournaments, the game is played over a 10-minute period. Whichever team reaches 21 points or more first wins the game, even if the normal duration of the game has not ended. If you are playing this game within your neighborhood, we can say that only the strong win in this regard. As a result, the street style does not involve fouls as long as blood doesn't flow and it does not include time rules. When you enter a tournament, each team has its own foul limit, and each player has their own foul limit, just like in the basketball rules we know. In addition to all these, in a match played among ourselves on the street, the rules are actually a bit different. In street basketball, only those who are strong enough and influential in the neighborhood can win…