return the ball or makes an error, the other team gets a point. The team that lost the last point or committed the last error makes the next service. A set ends when one team has scored 11 points and is at least 2 points in the lead (i.e. at least 11:9). If the score reaches 10:10, play will be extended automatically until one of the teams takes the lead by 2, or is the first to win 15 points (scores may therefore end 15-14). The number of winning sets varies depending on the game class, but is generally played to best of five or three. In some cases, set results are limited by time, and this can be common in large tournaments for organizational purposes. Errors The most important errors (i.e. points to the opposing team) are as follows: The ball or a player touches the net or post. The ball touches the ground outside the court. The ball touches the ground twice in a row without any contact by a player in between. The ball is played on the side of the post past or below the net into the opponent's box. More than three players on a team to touch the ball during a game turn. A player touches the ball a second time within a turn. The ball touches a part of the body other than the upper or lower arm or fist. For example, the ball cannot touch the head, foot, or open palm of the hand. A player's first grounding foot lands over the service line on a serve. Field Fistball is not a seasonal sport. In summer (field season), it is played outside on a grass or turf sports field (field size 50 x 20 m). In winter (indoor season) is played in an indoor sports hall, and generally an already existing handball court is used as a playing field (field size 40 x 20 m). In the hall, the ball has a more controlled bounce than on grass, which has an effect on the game tactics. In addition, in the hall, any wall contact by the ball is an error. In outdoor fistball, the field size is 50 m long x (25 x 20 m per half-field) by 20 m wide. In indoor fistball, the field size is 40 m long (20 x 20 m per half-field) by 20 m wide. Since