The following items describe the PureShooter^TM game rules used in the PureShooters OpenPlay^TMcompetition.  

• Each team consists of an equal number of players.
• A game for each player consists of twenty-five "free throw" shots and twenty-five "perimeter" shots grouped into 6 "frames". A perimeter shot may be a 3-pointer (behind the 3-point arc, 19' 9") or a 2-pointer (beyond 15').
• Frame 1 consists of ten free throw shots, Frame 2 ... ten perimeter shots, Frame 3 ... ten free throw shots, Frame 4 ... ten perimeter shots, Frame 5 ... five free throw shots, and Frame 6 ... five perimeter shots.
• Each player must shoot all shots in a frame within the following time requirements:
  • Frame 1 ... 90 seconds
  • Frame 2 ... 60 seconds
  • Frame 3 ... 90 seconds
  • Frame 4 ... 60 seconds
  • Frame 5 ... 60 seconds
  • Frame 6 ... 60 seconds
• Perimeter shots must be taken in "around the world" fashion from 5 designated positions: corner, wing, top of the key, opposite wing, and opposite corner.
• Points for each player are awarded according to the following system:
  • made free throw shot = 1 point
  • made 2-pointer perimeter shot = 2 points
  • made 3-pointer perimeter shot = 3 points
  • progressively increasing bonus points are earned in a frame for percentages greater than 50%
  • total points for a Frame are doubled if all shots in the Frame are made (i.e., no misses)
  • a "perfect" game (i.e., no misses) shooting 3-pointers for perimeter shots will earn the maximum score of 200 points
• Player and team point totals are tallied on a frame basis as play progresses.
• Players and teams take turns shooting frame by frame.  That is, Player 1 from Team 1 shoots an entire frame first, followed by Player 1 from Team 2.  The remaining players alternate in this fashion until all players have completed the frame.  Play continues in this manner until all frames have been completed.
• The winner of the game is the team with the highest total team score.
• If the final team score results in a tie, a "shootout" process is used to determine the winning team:
  • each player (using the same shooting order) shoots one 3-point shot from any 3-point location for an "Overtime" frame
  • the team with the most made shots in this frame wins the game
  • this process is repeated until a winner is determined