Group stage promotion rules

The promotion rules for the basketball group stage are determined based on the number of games won, point difference, points scored, and the relationship between wins and losses.

1. Number of wins

In the group stage, the first thing used to judge promotion is the number of wins. Normally, teams in each group will play three games, and the teams with more wins will be ranked higher. If two teams have the same number of wins, the ranking will be determined based on the difference in points. If the promotion rules for the high and low basketball group matches still cannot be distinguished, a further method will be used for ranking.

2. Net margin

The net margin refers to the difference between the total points scored and the points lost by a team in the game. If two teams have the same number of wins, the team with the greater point differential will be ranked higher.

3. Points scored

If two teams have the same number of wins and points difference, the ranking needs to be determined based on points scored. The team that scores more points is ranked higher.

4. Winning-Losing Relationship

If the above three conditions cannot determine the ranking, then the ranking needs to be determined based on the winning-losing relationship between the two teams. If a team wins a match against another team, that team is ranked higher.

Introduction to the positions of basketball games

1. The point guard

is the organizer of the team's offense and determines the appropriate position by controlling the ball. Pass the ball to the right player at the right time to score.

2. Shooting guard

The shooting guard is the second scorer on the court after the small forward, but he does not need to practice singles skills like a small forward, because he Often his teammates help him find the gap and then shoot. But because of this, his outside accuracy and stability are very good.

3. Small forward

The small forward has very comprehensive skills and can basically play any position on the field. It is also called a forward-back swingman. Its main task is to score.

4. Power forward

Almost all of his tasks on the team are hard work. He is indispensable for rebounding, defense, and blocking, but for shooting and scoring, He is often the last one. Therefore, the power forward can be regarded as the most inconspicuous role on the basketball court.

5. Center

The center, as the name implies, is the central figure of a team. A position in a basketball lineup that is generally occupied by the tallest player on the team, with traditional emphasis on defense at the basket and protection of the defensive plate.