After each ball is taken, an action is made to the basket.
This can be done in a drive or with a shot.
When the attacker is stopped by a defender, he passes the ball to the outside and cuts to the basket, via the baseline he mans a free spot in the corner.
When a drive is initiated, the defense can either go into help defense, which always leaves someone free at the 3-point line.
When the defense does not go into help defense, the attackers must run free in order to be able to receive the ball when the driver gets stuck.
Important is the speed between receiving the ball and the drive.
When the defense presses too high a cut to the basket can also be made to get free from his defender.