How does scoring work in Creator Basketball (NBA Creator Cup)?

Section 6: Scoring

Baseline scoring values (field goal, three-point shot) follow standard basketball scoring; free-throw scoring during regulation levels follows the One Free Throw Rule described in Section 5, where a single made free throw carries the full point value (1, 2, or 3) of the shooting foul it replaces.
For the sixth-edition (2026 Summer League) format, the game is decided when either team reaches the target score set at the leading team's level-three total plus 11 points, per "The PlayStation NBA Creator Cup Comes to Summer League" (NBA.com) — there is no game clock during this finishing phase.
The 2026 sixth-edition Creator Cup was a single head-to-head matchup (Team Pierre vs. Team Darrick) rather than a multi-round bracket; the separate All-Star staging uses a four-team tournament structure, but its bracket progression and championship format have not been confirmed in detail and are not stated here.

Baseline scoring values (field goal, three-point shot) follow standard basketball scoring; free-throw scoring during regulation levels follows the One Free Throw Rule described in Section 5, where a single made free throw carries the full point value (1, 2, or 3) of the shooting foul it replaces.
For the sixth-edition (2026 Summer League) format, the game is decided when either team reaches the target score set at the leading team's level-three total plus 11 points, per "The PlayStation NBA Creator Cup Comes to Summer League" (NBA.com) — there is no game clock during this finishing phase.
The 2026 sixth-edition Creator Cup was a single head-to-head matchup (Team Pierre vs. Team Darrick) rather than a multi-round bracket; the separate All-Star staging uses a four-team tournament structure, but its bracket progression and championship format have not been confirmed in detail and are not stated here.