The rule
FIBA 3x3 uses a 12-second shot clock. Where a venue has no shot clock, the referee counts the last 5 seconds aloud.
At official FIBA 3x3 events the shot clock is built into the backstop. For practice, club tournaments and school events, a screen next to the court does the job.
In practice
Twelve seconds is short. Practicing with the real clock makes the check-ball, clear and attack rhythm automatic.
Running several courts? Open one display per court; each gets its own remote.
Want reps on the clock? Drill mode in Pro runs the clock, the rest and the next rep for you. Ideas: shot clock drills.
On match day
Training is the default: free, with the times you choose. For games, match mode in Pro follows FIBA 3x3 timing. The reset buttons become 12 (new possession). With the game clock on screen, the shot clock turns off when less game time than shot clock time remains.
Questions
How long is the 3x3 shot clock?
12 seconds, under FIBA 3x3 rules.
Can I run several courts at once?
Yes. Each screen gets its own room code and its own remote.
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