What are the current FIBA rules

1) Each NBA game is 48 minutes long and is played in 4 quarters of 12 minutes each; FIBA is 40 minutes and is conducted in 4 sessions of 10 minutes each.

2) The NBA's 3-point line is 23 feet 9 inches (meters); FIBA is a meter (used since the new FIBA rules in 2010);

3) The NBA court is 94 feet 50 feet (meters); FIBA is 28m to 15m.

4) The NBA restricted area is 16 feet and 19 feet (meters) in size; FIBA is a rectangle of meters.

5) The number of NBA pauses per game is 7; 5 times for FIBA. 3 NBA timeouts; 1 time for FIBA.

6) The NBA requests a timeout for a player or head coach on the court, and the FIBA is the coach.

7) NBA timeout is 1 minute and 40 seconds each time; 1 minute for FIBA.

8) the NBA has one 20-minute TV pause (commercial) in the first half (first two quarters) and the second half (last two quarters); FIBA none.

9) The number of individual fouls in the NBA is 6; 5 times for FIBA.

10) The NBA has a 5-second violation without pressing defense, FIBA has.

The rules of the NBA game differ from the rules of the FIBA in the following ways:

1) Each NBA game is 48 minutes long and is played in 4 quarters of 12 minutes each; The duration of a match under FIBA rules is 40 minutes, divided into two halves of 20 minutes.

2. The distance between the 3-point line and the basket on the NBA court is meters; This distance on the FIBA pitch is meters;

3. The NBA court is 90 feet 50 feet (meters); FIBA is 28m to 15m.

4. The NBA three-second zone is a rectangle with an area of 16 feet and 19 feet (meters); The three-second zone of FIBA is a meter 6 meters trapezoid.

5. The number of NBA timeouts per game is 7, and the number of timeouts during overtime is 3; There are 4 timeouts in FIBA games and 1 timeout in overtime.

6. Players on the court in the NBA and head coaches can request a timeout; And in FIBA, it is the coach who calls a timeout.

7. The duration of NBA timeouts is 1 minute and 40 seconds each time; The duration of the suspension of FIBA is 1 minute.

9. The NBA limits the time of each offense to 24 seconds; 30 seconds for FIBA.

10. The number of individual fouls in the NBA is limited to 6 per game; 5 times for FIBA.

11. The NBA's free throw time limit is 10 seconds; 5 seconds for FIBA.

12. The number of NBA on-court referees is 3; 2 people for FIBA.

13. Free throws that exceed the number of fouls per game, the NBA is the team's 5th foul or the last two minutes of each half; FIBA is the team's eighth foul in each half.

It used to be different, but then the two gradually got closer, and next year it will be the same.

For example, the NBA three-point line is far away, the three-second zone is a distance, two or three joint defense is not allowed, and the ball is loose for walking and running violations and flipping the ball.

The main thing for basketball players is the difference between three seconds under the basket. The NBA has it, international basketball doesn't.

Upstairs, 5 FIBA fouls left the court, and 6 NBA fouls left the court.

The main difference is three seconds, FIBA has no three seconds, there is no limit zone, and there is a difference in the three-point line.

Now both are moving closer to each other.