When is a penalty penalty used in a pearl ball match?

Every half hour, after a team's players have committed 8 offensive fouls and technical fouls, all subsequent offensive fouls by players will be awarded a penalty kick, which will be executed by the offended player.

For fouls committed by players in the water area who are pitching, 1 point or 2 points will be awarded in the pitch (copy), only the foul will be registered, no punishment will be given, and the game will continue according to the provisions of copying (throwing) the ball into the net to score. If the throw (copy) is missed, a penalty is awarded to the infringed team, which is executed by the infringed player.

If a foul is committed on a player in the water area who is pitching, after the ball is thrown, the player with the racket commits another foul when the player with the net picks the ball, and 1 or 2 points are awarded in the pitch (copy). The infringed team is awarded another throw. If the throw (copy) is missed, a penalty kick and a throw are awarded to the infringed team.

The penalty kick is taken by the captain of the offended team named by the player. The ball is tossed by the infringed team to take a throw-in from outside the touchline nearest the penalty spot.

When stealing the ball (including a penalty), the net-holding player fouls the player holding the racket, and the score cannot be awarded for the copy, and the opponent is awarded a penalty to continue the game.

All technical fouls and unsportsmanlike fouls during the game are awarded 1 or 2 points. The opponent of the fouling team is awarded another throw. Missed shots (copied) on foul play (net-wielding players cannot be awarded points when fouling and copied), and the opponent of the fouling team is awarded a penalty and a throw.

Penalties are taken by the captain of the opposing team who committed the offending game and the player who has been appointed or violated. The ball is tossed by the opponent of the fouling team from outside the touchline nearest the penalty spot to continue play.

All fouls that are shown red or yellow cards, regardless of whether they are thrown (copied) at the time of the foul (no points can be awarded when the net-wielder commits a foul and the ball is taken), a penalty kick and a throw are awarded to the opponent of the fouling team. Penalties are taken by the captain of the opposing team who committed the offending game and the player who has been appointed or violated. The ball is tossed by the opponent of the fouling team from outside the touchline nearest the penalty spot to continue play.

Only one penalty will be awarded for any technical foul before and during the break. Before serving in the middle circle of each half hour or tiebreaker, the captain of the opposing team of the fouling team designates a penalty kick, regardless of whether the penalty is taken or not (except for the foul of the racket player at the time of the penalty), and the game starts after the penalty is served in the middle circle.

When a player gains control of a live ball on the court (with the exception of the center circle serve), the team should bowl the ball within 25 seconds to complete the offense. Pitching to complete the offense refers to when the thrown ball touches or enters the net, or is blocked by the opposing racket player in the blockade area, and the net-wielding player can no longer touch the ball.