📖 Rulebook

Every major rule of international (FIVB) volleyball, in plain language — with visuals. Search in your own words, like “can I touch the net?”

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A rotational fault occurs when the service is not made according to the rotation order.
Sanction: point and service to the opponents, and the rotation order is corrected.
The scorer determines exactly when the fault happened; all points scored afterwards by the team at fault are cancelled. The opponent’s points stand.
If the moment cannot be determined, only the point-and-serve sanction applies.

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Every major rule of international (FIVB) volleyball, in plain language — with visuals. Search in your own words, like “can I touch the net?”

60 rules · tap a rule to expand it

A rotational fault occurs when the service is not made according to the rotation order.
Sanction: point and service to the opponents, and the rotation order is corrected.
The scorer determines exactly when the fault happened; all points scored afterwards by the team at fault are cancelled. The opponent’s points stand.
If the moment cannot be determined, only the point-and-serve sanction applies.