FORMAT AND RULES OF STARRY 3-POINT CONTEST

 

FORMAT AND RULES :

• Ball racks are positioned at five main shooting locations around the three-point are.

• Four of the racks contain four official NBA game balls and one multi-colored “money” ball.

• The NBA game balls are worth one point. The multi-colored “money” ball is worth two points.

• For each rack, the multi-colored “money” ball can only be shot after the four orange balls are shot.

• The fifth rack will be a special “all money ball” rack. Each competitor will decide the spot for this rack to be placed at one of the five main shooting locations. Every ball on this rack is worth two points.

• Two ball pedestals are positioned at “Starry Range” (two deep shot locations between racks 2 and 3 and the other between racks 3 and 4.

• Each ball pedestal holds one special white “Starry” ball.

• Shots made with the white ball are worth 3 points.

• Players must exhaust the ball racks and pedestals in competition order before moving on to the next shooting location.

• Players may not start on or over the 3-point line while shooting. The basket will not count if the line is violated. For the two additional deep shots, the player must begin their shooting motion with at least one foot in “Starry Range,” designated by a floor decal.