// ABOUT · RULES
The Rules
One ball. Two players. Three minutes. Panna ends it.
Basic Rules
- 01
A Panna match lasts a minimum of 3 minutes.
- 02
The player with the most goals after 3 minutes wins.
- 03
Panna = Knock Out!
- 04
When the ball is outside the court, the game clock is stopped.
- 05
The ball cannot hit the boarding as the last thing before entering the goal.
- 06
The game starts with two players standing back-to-back in the middle of the court with a ball between them. When the official starts the game, the players turn and fight for possession.
- 07
Players are expected to shake hands (or similar) as a sign of respect after one has won possession.
- 08
There is NO discussion allowed. The officials always have the final say.
- 09
A minor fault results in the ball being given to the opponent.
- 10
With major faults, the player receives 2 warnings. After 2 faults, every subsequent fault results in a goal for the opponent.
- 11
Timidity, playing inactively, and stalling the game are not allowed.
- 12
The officials shall enforce any type of unfair play.
- 13
Officials can disqualify a player at any point in extreme cases such as violence, spitting, or continuous disrespect of the officials.

What is a Panna
- A panna is when the ball is played between the opponent's legs.
- You cannot make a panna unless you have ball possession to begin with.
- A panna must be intentional. The official assigned to the game always has the final call.
- You do not need to retrieve the ball after making a panna.
- It is not a panna if the ball hits the boarding as the last thing before going through the legs of the opponent.
- It is not a panna if the ball is poked through after it has been caught and locked between the legs of the opponent.
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Video Review
- Officials can stop the game at any time and review a situation on video, as long as it is the official feed they base their decision on.
- Only the officials are allowed to review the situation on video. To ensure their judgment is not influenced by the crowd.
Group & Knockout Stages
Point System
- Win3 pts
- Draw1 pt
- Loss0 pts
Knockout. Overtime
If a knockout game is tied, it goes to overtime. Max. 1 minute. 3 ways to win:
- · Panna
- · First player up by 2 goals
- · Player with the most goals
Sudden Death
If still tied after overtime, the game transfers into sudden death.
Next goal or panna wins.
Players go back-to-back again.
