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How have the rules of basketball been changed in North Korea?

In North Korea, according to Chinese media reports, basketball players play by heavily modified rules. So, for a productive slam dunk (throwing the ball on top of the ring), the player brings the team not 2, but 3 points. For a long-range shot, after which the ball flew into the basket without touching its edge - not 3, but 4. For missing a free kick, the team is minus a point. And all effective shots in the last three minutes of the match are evaluated immediately at 8 points.

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