From sets 1-4 it's 25 points, but the 5th set usually caps at 15.
15 points to win in the fifth set of the best of three.
For the first 2 games a team has to get 25 points, In the last game (tie breaker) a team has to get 15 points. In most situations you have to win by 2 points.
In regular volleyball it usually goes to 25 and you have to win by 2. In beach volleyball the first 2 games in a match go to 21 and the third if necessary goes to 15.
It depends on the rules, but usually there are 5 games in a match. Each of the first four is composed of 25 points with a two point lead, although there is sometimes a cap, or a maximum number of points that a game can go up to. The last game is generally 15 points.
10 points for beach volleyball as long as you win by 2 points. court volleyball, junior varsity goes to 20 and varsity goes to 25, but you still must win by 2.
best 3 out of 5 sets/ in 1 set it goes to the first to 25 points , win by 2
When both teams are on set point you must get two clear points
A set consists of 25 points, Once a team reaches 25 points, the team has won a set. However if both teams are on 24 you must win by 2 points.
Well if your asking how much is the time that volleball lasts, IT HAS NO TIME! It is the first team to get to 25 points on 11-12 categories and up and 21 points from 1-2 categories until 9-10( talking about age) so yeah volleyball has no time :)hope this helped :D -afro Adri :)
In a game there is a minimum of 50 points, and a maximum of 65 points. You can play up to 3 sets, with a minimum of 2. The first 2 being worth 25 each, and the tiebraker (or 3rd set) worth 15 points. In college and other leagues there are 5 sets. The fist 4 are to 25 points and then if needed the 5th set goes to 15.
Periods are called "sets" in volleyball and instead of being measured by time length they are measured by points. Each set usually goes until one team reaches 25 points, except the fifth set of a game which only goes to 15 points. A team must win 3 out of 5 of these sets in order to win a game (this differs in tournaments).