4TH TOUCH
The extra contact changes the rally structure
The extra contact changes the rally structure
The final attack must come from behind line
High reward for the signature PWR4 move
Missed serve in timed play reduces the clock
Build the site around the same visual language as the videos: glowing text, deep electric blues, clean court diagrams, and high-contrast rule moments.
A fourth team contact creates a new tactical layer and turns each rally into a high-impact visual play.
The final extra contact must come from behind the attack line, making the signature PWR4 move instantly recognizable.
A successful 4th-contact back-row attack scores 3 points and changes the match momentum immediately.
In time-based play, every missed serve deducts 5 seconds from the game clock to keep the set fast and intense.
Not any ace. In PWR4, an ace that bounces out after touching the court earns 3 points. Pure precision, pure reward.
In time-based play, every missed serve reduces the game clock by 5 seconds. This keeps the match flowing and prevents unnecessary delays.
Not from a serve, but from live play: a successful block brings 3 points. Strong timing, clean contact, instant reward.
If you miss a serve, add 1 point to the bonus until the bonus is full. ACE = 3 points; when the bonus is full, ACE = 2 points.
A new volleyball format is here. PWR4 brings fresh rules, new scoring moments, and a faster, more dynamic identity for the game.