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The team with the most points (three games) is the indoor volleyball champion. In indoor volleyball, teams need to score 25 points to win the regular season in volleyball. A match is an overall competition between two volleyball teams. Matches are made of 3-5 sets. The first sets are typically played until 25 points are reached, and the last set is played until 15 points are reached. the sets are colloquially referred to as games. The 2 sets out of 3 rule means that the volleyball team wins the game when they win 2 sets out of 3, and the 3 sets out of 5 rule means the volleyball team wins when they win 3 sets out of 5. Tournaments require the winning team to win the best 3 from 5 sets. How Match Play Normally Works Match play usually consists of matches until a team wins 2 out of 3 matches or 3 out of 5 matches. The game is considered the best of five innings, and the fifth is usually played to 15 if needed. Each set goes up to 21 points, but you need to win by 2, and there is no limit (we had 32-30 games). If each team wins a set, they enter the third set, which only scores 15 points (again, a win by 2 with no limit). If a team is too close together, the match may continue beyond the maximum of 25 points. If the match ends in a 24-24 draw, the two teams involved in the match play until one of the teams gains a two-point lead. Play continues and the set is awarded to the first team to score 25 points by two points. How Matches End if Results Are Inconclusive In the last decisive set of the game, only up to 15 points are played, but the difference of two points remains. If the game is not in the 3rd game and the team is leading by 8. For example, if the game is played to 25 points, if there is a 24-24 tie, the game ends until one team is in the lead. by 2 points. The third game of each game will be played with 15 points unless he is late, so the referee declares the end of the game when the hour is up. Some Common Regulations for Volleyball Leagues If the first leg of a match is cancelled, the second (and third) match may be played if both teams are ready to start no later than 15 minutes after regular time of the match. SECTION 1 Any team that loses two matches may be excluded from the championship; all matches scheduled for this team will be lost to the opponents. A team that loses two games in one season will NOT be able to renew their franchise for the next season. If a team is scheduled and the match is played without a player on its roster, the match is subject to protest and possible forfeiture if the opposing team files a protest about the match within 24 hours. How Volleyball Matches Begin and Proceed In the first game, both teams will make short volleys to decide who serves. Regardless of who wins, both teams will play two sets and their results will be announced and judged later. Teams must score as many points as possible in these games, as the total number of innings won and total points scored will be used to rank in the group. The points for the best 3 out of 5 sets are the same as for the best 2 out of 3 sets, except that a team must win three sets instead of 2 to win the game. Match point means that the team has already won the set and is within one point of winning the match until the end of the competition. The set point is also known as the game point, which means the team needs an extra point to win that match to 21. For a point to be awarded in a volleyball match, the ball must return to the other side. from the net for three hits; more than three give a point to the opposing team. How Scoring Occurs in a Volleyball Match If your team sends the ball into the net and the defending team does not return the ball, you get a point. Points can also be earned when the opposing team fails to get the ball over the net or fails to keep it in bounds. For example, if a player crosses the end line, or if the ball hits the net after serving, the result will be a point win for the opposing team. You can also get a point if the defending team kicked the ball out of bounds. The rally continues until the ball lands on the floor, fails, or the team is able to return the ball properly. A rally is an action that occurs after the ball is considered "in play" in which both teams compete to score a point. In a volleyball match, each rally begins when the ball is put into play by the team in possession of the ball via a serve. When the receiving team wins the rally, it receives a point and the right to serve, and its players change one position clockwise. When a match is played using the scoring rule, each rally results in a point being awarded by either the serving or receiving team. The game uses a scoring system and the team with 25 points wins the set if they lead by 2 points. In volleyball, two teams compete in draws where a point is earned. Determining Winners in a Volleyball Match The game continues until a winner appears with the appropriate score or number of sets. In a volleyball game or tournament, a predetermined number of points are up for grabs. A typical beach volleyball game uses a 2-3 system with 21 points per group. Beach volleyball is played in the best three sets: 21 points in the first and second sets, and 15 points in the tiebreaker. In most volleyball competitions, each team is allowed two time-outs per set played. During each set, the manager of each team may call two 30-second time-outs to arrange the following games. To win the match, a team must score 25 points with a difference of two points.

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