A three-pointer is a basketball shot made from beyond the three-point line, a marked arc surrounding the basket. If successful, this shot earns the team three points instead of the usual two. It requires accuracy and strength, as the distance from the basket is greater than for regular shots. Players often use this move to gain an advantage in scoring, especially in close games. A good three-pointer needs proper technique, including balance, timing, and a smooth release of the ball.

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