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'''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are tied after regulation play has concluded.

In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).

In [[ACF]] rules, overtime is solely the sudden-death procedure described above.

Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete tossup-bonus cycles in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game.

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 '''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are [[tie|tied]] after regulation play has concluded and the tournament does not permit ties to stand (as most don't).
-In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).
+Different sets of [[gameplay rules]] prescribe different structures of overtime:
-In [[ACF]] rules, overtime is solely the sudden-death procedure described above.
+Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete [[tossup-bonus cycles]] in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game (because the rebounding team won enough bounceback points to overcome the controlling team's tossup points and any bonus points they earned).
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	Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete tossup-bonus cycles in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game.		Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete tossup-bonus cycles in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game.
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	In [[ACF]] rules, overtime is solely the sudden-death procedure described above.		In [[ACF]] rules, overtime is solely the sudden-death procedure described above.
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		+	In [[PACE]] rules, overtime is solely sudden death, although PACE has no interrupt penalties, so the game ends (only) upon the first correct answer being given to a tossup.

	Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete tossup-bonus cycles in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game.		Some formats that use [[bouncebacks]] (though not [[PACE]]) use complete tossup-bonus cycles in overtime, with play concluding when a team is winning after a full cycle. It is therefore possible for a team to answer an overtime tossup correctly but still lose the game.

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−	'''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are tied after regulation play has concluded and the tournament does not permit ties to stand (as most don't).	+	'''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are [[tie\|tied]] after regulation play has concluded and the tournament does not permit ties to stand (as most don't).

	In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).		In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).

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−	'''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are tied after regulation play has concluded.	+	'''Overtime''' is a period of a quizbowl game played if the teams are tied after regulation play has concluded and the tournament does not permit ties to stand (as most don't).

	In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).		In [[NAQT]] rules, overtime consists of three [[tossups]] without [[bonuses]]. If the score is still tied after that, "sudden-death" play occurs, that is, tossups are read until a correct answer is given (in which case the team whose player gave the correct answer wins) or an [[interrupt penalty]] is issued (in which case the teams whose player interrupted incorrectly loses).