Basketball is a sports game in which 10 players divided into two teams compete trying to put the ball into the opponent's basket. The goal of the game is to score more points than the opponent, and the evaluation of points is determined by the rules. If there is a physical interference with the player in the movement of the shot or if the physical interference occurs in a situation where the team has already used the bonus, the referees of the match will award free throws. Free throws were first introduced to basketball in 1896, but the conditions in which they are performed have changed over time. These conditions have become standardized in most senior basketball organizations today, but there are still leagues that have their own variations of the rules. A free throw is the only situation in the basketball game where the attacker has the right to shoot at the basket unhindered. That is, the only situation in which defensive players are prohibited from trying to prevent him from doing so. In order for offensive options after a shot from the free throw line to be successful, it is necessary to thoroughly study them and choose work methods that will help in this. After the players get closer to perfecting their attacking options, it's time for the coach to let them be creative and start solving situations in their own way. The game of basketball in general allows players a lot of creativity and if it is lacking, it is difficult to get points. The goal of the attacker on the free throw line is almost always to try to score , except in situations at the very end of the game when the team loses by more than 1 point and a free throw is not enough for a favorable result. The goal of the defensive team is to block out rebounders after a possible miss and move into the offensive half with the possibility of scoring an easy basket.