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Three-Point Contest
NBA contest held on the Saturday before the annual All-Star Game

The Three-Point Contest is a National Basketball Association (NBA) contest held on the Saturday before the annual All-Star Game as part of All-Star weekend.

The 2019 iteration of the contest involved ten participants. From its introduction in 1986 to 2018, eight participants were selected to participate in each season's shootout. In 2002–2003 to 2012-2013 there were six participants. Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat is the most recent winner of the event, which was held at Chase Center in San Francisco. Buddy Hield also tied Steph Curry’s record of 31 points in the latest edition of the three-point contest.

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Rules

In this contest, participants attempt to make as many three-point field goals as possible from five positions behind the three-point line in one minute. Players begin shooting from one corner of the court, and move from station to station along the three-point arc until they reach the other corner.2 At each shooting station is a rack with five basketballs. Out of the five balls, four are worth one point (the standard orange Wilson game balls) and the fifth one (a red/white/blue ABA-style ball; often nicknamed the "money ball")34 is worth two points. The goal of this contest is to score as many points as possible within one minute. A perfect score used to be 30 points.56 Since the 2014 contest, a rack consisting only of "money balls" has been added, and can be placed on any of the 5 spots of the player's choice, bringing up the maximum possible score to 34 points.7 In the 2020 contest, two additional Mountain Dew (currently Starry due to sponsorship change) shots were placed on each side of the top of the key, worth three points each. This increased the maximum possible score to 40, and the time limit was increased from 60 to 70 seconds.8

In the qualifying round, each player has a chance to score as many points as possible. The three players with the top scores advance to the finals. The final round is played in the same way as the qualifying round, but players shoot according to the ascending order of their first-round scores. In each round, the shots and the score are confirmed by the referee and the television instant replay system.910 The final round will be shot in reverse direction (left to right corner for a left-handed shooter and vice versa). In the case of a tie, multiple extra rounds of 30 seconds (1 minute in the final) are played to determine the winner.

Milestones

Winners

Players with multiple titles
RankPlayerTimes
1Larry Bird3
Craig Hodges3
3Peja Stojaković2
Jeff Hornacek2
Mark Price2
Jason Kapono2
Stephen Curry2
Damian Lillard2
^Denotes players who are still active
*Elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame
Player (#)Denotes the number of times the player has won
Team (#)Denotes the number of times a player from this team has won
Location (#)Denotes the number of times a location has hosted the competition
SeasonLocationPlayerNationalityTeamFinal Score/Max% Score
1985–86Dallas, Texas

Larry Bird*

 United StatesBoston Celtics22 / 3073.33%
1986–87Seattle, Washington

Larry Bird* (2)

 United StatesBoston Celtics (2)16 / 3053.33%
1987–88Chicago, IllinoisLarry Bird* (3) United StatesBoston Celtics (3)17 / 3056.67%
1988–89Houston, TexasDale Ellis United StatesSeattle SuperSonics19 / 3063.33%
1989–90Miami, FloridaCraig Hodges United StatesChicago Bulls19 / 3063.33%
1990–91Charlotte, North CarolinaCraig Hodges (2) United StatesChicago Bulls (2)17 / 3056.67%
1991–92Orlando, FloridaCraig Hodges (3) United StatesChicago Bulls (3)16 / 3053.33%
1992–93Salt Lake City, UtahMark Price United StatesCleveland Cavaliers18 / 3060.00%
1993–94Minneapolis, MinnesotaMark Price (2) United StatesCleveland Cavaliers (2)24 / 3080.00%
1994–95Phoenix, ArizonaGlen Rice United StatesMiami Heat17 / 3056.67%
1995–96San Antonio, TexasTim Legler United StatesWashington Bullets20 / 3066.67%
1996–97Cleveland, OhioSteve Kerr United StatesChicago Bulls (4)22 / 3073.33%
1997–98New York City, New YorkJeff Hornacek United StatesUtah Jazz16 / 3053.33%
1998–99[a]Canceled due to the 1998–99 NBA lockout[a]
1999–00Oakland, CaliforniaJeff Hornacek (2) United StatesUtah Jazz (2)13 / 3043.33%
2000–01Washington, D.C.Ray Allen* United StatesMilwaukee Bucks19 / 3063.33%
2001–02Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaPeja Stojaković SerbiaSacramento Kings19 / 30[b]63.33%
2002–03Atlanta, GeorgiaPeja Stojaković (2) SerbiaSacramento Kings (2)22 / 30[b]73.33%
2003–04Los Angeles, CaliforniaVoshon Lenard United StatesDenver Nuggets18 / 3060.00%
2004–05Denver, ColoradoQuentin Richardson United StatesPhoenix Suns19 / 3063.33%
2005–06Houston, Texas (2)Dirk Nowitzki* GermanyDallas Mavericks18 / 3060.00%
2006–0712Las Vegas, NevadaJason Kapono United StatesMiami Heat (2)24 / 3080.00%
2007–0813New Orleans, LouisianaJason Kapono (2) United StatesToronto Raptors25 / 3083.33%
2008–09Phoenix, Arizona (2)Daequan Cook United StatesMiami Heat (3)19 / 30[b]63.33%
2009–10Dallas, Texas (2)Paul Pierce* United StatesBoston Celtics (4)20 / 3066.67%
2010–11Los Angeles, California (2)James Jones United StatesMiami Heat (4)20 / 3066.67%
2011–12Orlando, Florida (2)

Kevin Love^

 United StatesMinnesota Timberwolves17 / 30[b]56.67%
2012–13Houston, Texas (3)

Kyrie Irving^

 United StatesCleveland Cavaliers (3)23 / 3076.67%
2013–14New Orleans, Louisiana (2)Marco Belinelli ItalySan Antonio Spurs24[b] / 34[c]70.59%
2014–15Brooklyn, New York (2)

Stephen Curry^

 United StatesGolden State Warriors27 / 34[c]79.41%
2015–16Toronto, Ontario

Klay Thompson^

 United StatesGolden State Warriors (2)27 / 34[c]79.41%
2016–17New Orleans, Louisiana (3)Eric Gordon^ United StatesHouston Rockets21[b] / 34[c]61.76%
2017–18Los Angeles, California (3)Devin Booker^ United StatesPhoenix Suns (2)28 / 34[c]82.35%
2018–19Charlotte, North Carolina (2)Joe Harris United StatesBrooklyn Nets26 / 34[c]76.47%
2019–20Chicago, Illinois (2)Buddy Hield^ BahamasSacramento Kings (3)27 / 40[c][d]67.5%
2020–21Atlanta, Georgia (2)Stephen Curry^ (2) United StatesGolden State Warriors (3)28 / 40[c][d]70.00
2021–22Cleveland, Ohio (2)Karl-Anthony Towns^ Dominican RepublicMinnesota Timberwolves (2)29 / 40[c][d]72.50%
2022–23Salt Lake City, Utah (2)Damian Lillard^ United StatesPortland Trail Blazers26 / 40[c][d]65.00%
2023–24Indianapolis, IndianaDamian Lillard^ (2) United StatesMilwaukee Bucks (2)26 / 40[c][d]65.00%
2024–25San Francisco, CaliforniaTyler Herro^ United StatesMiami Heat (5)24 / 4060.00%

Three Point Contest champions by franchise

No.FranchiseLast win
5Miami Heat2025
4Boston Celtics2010
4Chicago Bulls1997
3Golden State Warriors2021
3Sacramento Kings2020
3Cleveland Cavaliers2013
2Minnesota Timberwolves2022
2Phoenix Suns2018
2Utah Jazz2000
2Milwaukee Bucks2024
1Portland Trail Blazers2023
1Brooklyn Nets2019
1Houston Rockets2017
1San Antonio Spurs2014
1Toronto Raptors2008
1Dallas Mavericks2006
1Denver Nuggets2004
1Washington Bullets1996
1Seattle SuperSonics1989

All-time participants

Player(in bold text)Indicates the winner of the contest
Player (#)Denotes the number of times the player has been in the contest
SeasonPlayers
1985–86Larry Bird, Dale Ellis, Sleepy Floyd, Craig Hodges, Norm Nixon, Kyle Macy, Trent Tucker, Leon Wood
1986–87Danny Ainge, Larry Bird (2), Michael Cooper, Dale Ellis (2), Craig Hodges (2), Detlef Schrempf, Byron Scott, Kiki Vandeweghe
1987–88Danny Ainge (2), Larry Bird (3), Dale Ellis (3), Craig Hodges (3), Mark Price, Detlef Schrempf (2), Byron Scott (2), Trent Tucker (2)
1988–89Michael Adams, Danny Ainge (3), Dale Ellis (4), Derek Harper, Gerald Henderson, Craig Hodges (4), Rimas Kurtinaitis, Reggie Miller, Jon Sundvold
1989–90Larry Bird (4), Craig Ehlo, Bobby Hansen, Craig Hodges (5), Michael Jordan, Reggie Miller (2), Mark Price (2), Jon Sundvold (2)
1990–91Danny Ainge (4), Clyde Drexler, Tim Hardaway, Hersey Hawkins, Craig Hodges (6), Terry Porter, Glen Rice, Dennis Scott
1991–92Dell Curry, Craig Ehlo (2), Craig Hodges (7), Jeff Hornacek, Jim Les, Dražen Petrović, Mitch Richmond, John Stockton
1992–93B. J. Armstrong, Dana Barros, Craig Hodges (8), Dan Majerle, Reggie Miller (3), Terry Porter (2), Mark Price (3), Kenny Smith
1993–94B. J. Armstrong (2), Dana Barros (2), Dell Curry (2), Dale Ellis (5), Steve Kerr, Eric Murdock, Mark Price (4), Mitch Richmond (2)
1994–95Nick Anderson, Dana Barros (3), Scott Burrell, Steve Kerr (2), Dan Majerle (2), Reggie Miller (4), Chuck Person, Glen Rice (2)
1995–96Dana Barros (4), Hubert Davis, Steve Kerr (3), Tim Legler, George McCloud, Glen Rice (3), Dennis Scott (2), Clifford R. Robinson
1996–97Dale Ellis (6), Steve Kerr (4), Tim Legler (2), Terry Mills, Sam Perkins, Glen Rice (4), John Stockton (2), Walt Williams
1997–98Hubert Davis (2), Dale Ellis (7), Jeff Hornacek (2), Sam Mack, Reggie Miller (5), Tracy Murray, Glen Rice (5), Charlie Ward
1998–99[a]Cancelled due to the 1998-99 NBA lockout
1999–00Ray Allen, Mike Bibby, Hubert Davis (3), Jeff Hornacek (3), Allen Iverson, Dirk Nowitzki, Terry Porter (3), Bob Sura
2000–01Ray Allen (2), Pat Garrity, Allan Houston, Rashard Lewis, Dirk Nowitzki (2), Steve Nash, Bryon Russell, Peja Stojaković
2001–02Ray Allen (3), Wesley Person, Mike Miller, Steve Nash (2), Paul Pierce, Quentin Richardson, Steve Smith, Peja Stojaković (2)
2002–03Brent Barry, Pat Garrity (2), Wesley Person (2), Peja Stojaković (3), Antoine Walker, David Wesley
2003–04Chauncey Billups, Kyle Korver, Voshon Lenard, Rashard Lewis (2), Cuttino Mobley, Peja Stojaković (4)
2004–05Ray Allen (4), Joe Johnson, Voshon Lenard (2), Kyle Korver (2), Vladimir Radmanović, Quentin Richardson (2)
2005–06Gilbert Arenas, Ray Allen (5), Chauncey Billups (2), Dirk Nowitzki (3), Quentin Richardson (3), Jason Terry
2006–07Gilbert Arenas (2), Damon Jones, Jason Kapono, Mike Miller (2), Dirk Nowitzki (4), Jason Terry (2)
2007–08Daniel Gibson, Richard Hamilton, Jason Kapono (2), Steve Nash (3), Dirk Nowitzki (5), Peja Stojaković (5)
2008–09Mike Bibby (2), Daequan Cook, Danny Granger, Jason Kapono (3), Rashard Lewis (3), Roger Mason
2009–10Chauncey Billups (3), Daequan Cook (2), Stephen Curry, Channing Frye, Danilo Gallinari, Paul Pierce (2)
2010–11Ray Allen (6), Kevin Durant, Daniel Gibson (2), James Jones, Paul Pierce (3), Dorell Wright
2011–12Ryan Anderson, Mario Chalmers, James Jones (2), Anthony Morrow, Kevin Love, Kevin Durant (2)
2012–13Ryan Anderson (2), Matt Bonner, Stephen Curry (2), Paul George, Kyrie Irving, Steve Novak
2013–14Arron Afflalo, Bradley Beal, Marco Belinelli, Stephen Curry (3), Kyrie Irving (2), Joe Johnson (2), Damian Lillard, Kevin Love (2)
2014–15Marco Belinelli (2), Stephen Curry (4), James Harden, Kyrie Irving (3), Kyle Korver (3), Wesley Matthews, JJ Redick, Klay Thompson
2015–16Devin Booker, James Harden (2), Kyle Lowry, Khris Middleton, JJ Redick (2), Klay Thompson (2), CJ McCollum, Stephen Curry (5)[e]
2016–17Klay Thompson (3), CJ McCollum (2), Kyle Lowry (2), Eric Gordon, Kyrie Irving (4), Kemba Walker, Nick Young, Wesley Matthews (2)
2017–18Bradley Beal (2), Devin Booker (2), Wayne Ellington, Paul George (2), Tobias Harris, Klay Thompson (4), Eric Gordon (2)
2018–19Joe Harris, Kemba Walker (2), Khris Middleton, Seth Curry, Damian Lillard (2), Buddy Hield, Danny Green, Devin Booker (3), Dirk Nowitzki (6), Stephen Curry (6)
2019–20Devin Booker (4), Buddy Hield (2), Trae Young, Joe Harris (2), Duncan Robinson, Zach LaVine, Devonte Graham, Dāvis Bertāns
2020–21Donovan Mitchell, Stephen Curry (7), Mike Conley, Jayson Tatum, Zach LaVine (2), Jaylen Brown[f]
2021–22Desmond Bane, Luke Kennard, CJ McCollum (3), Patty Mills, Zach LaVine (3), Karl-Anthony Towns, Fred VanVleet, Trae Young (2)
2022–23Jayson Tatum (2), Buddy Hield (3), Damian Lillard (3), Tyler Herro, Kevin Huerter, Julius Randle, Tyrese Haliburton, Lauri Markkanen[g]
2023–24Damian Lillard (4), Tyrese Haliburton (2), Donovan Mitchell (2), Lauri Markkanen (2), Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns (2), Malik Beasley, Trae Young (3)
2024–25Jalen Brunson (2), Cade Cunningham, Darius Garland, Tyler Herro (2), Buddy Hield (4), Cameron Johnson, Damian Lillard (5), Norman Powell

Records

Sources:14151617

Most points in a round
PlayerScore/MaxSeason
Stephen Curry31 / 40[c][d] 22 / 30 without four extra “money balls” and two extra long-range shots

2021

Tyrese Haliburton31 / 40[c][d] 22 / 30 without four extra “money balls” and two extra long-range shots2023
Karl-Anthony Towns29 / 40[c][d] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2022
Devin Booker28 / 34[c] 25 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2018
Luke Kennard28 / 40[c][d] 25 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2022

Devin Booker227 / 40[c][d] 19 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2020

Craig Hodges25 / 301986
Jason Kapono25 / 302008
Mike Conley27 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2021

Buddy Hield27 / 40[c][d] 24 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2020

Damian Lillard26 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2023

Craig Hodges224 / 301991
Mark Price24 / 301994
Hubert Davis24 / 301998
Jason Kapono224 / 302007
Stephen Curry227 / 34[c] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2015
Klay Thompson27 / 34[c] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2016
Stephen Curry327 / 34[c] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2019
Jayson Tatum25 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls"

2021

Buddy Hield226 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"

2019

Joe Harris26 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"

2019

Dāvis Bertāns26 / 40[c][d] 19 / 30 without four extra "money balls"

2020

Klay Thompson225 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2018
Marco Belinelli24[b] / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2014
Klay Thompson324 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2015
Eric Gordon24 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2017
Minimum 24
Most points in the finals
PlayerScore/MaxSeason
Karl-Anthony Towns29 / 40[c][d] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2022
Stephen Curry28 / 40[c][d] 19 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2021
Devin Booker28 / 34[c] 25 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2018
Jason Kapono25 / 302008
Buddy Hield27 / 40[c][d] 24 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2020

Mike Conley27 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2021
Devin Booker226 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2020
Damian Lillard26 / 40[c][d] 18 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2023
Mark Price24 / 301994
Jason Kapono224 / 302007
Stephen Curry227 / 34[c] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2015
Klay Thompson27 / 34[c] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2016
Luke Kennard26 / 40[c][d] 23 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2022

Trae Young26 / 40[c][d] 20 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots

2022

Kyrie Irving23 / 302013
Joe Harris26 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2019
Klay Thompson225 / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2018
Marco Belinelli24[b] / 34[c] 22 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2014
Larry Bird22 / 301986
Steve Kerr22 / 301997
Peja Stojaković22 / 302003
Stephen Curry324 / 34[c] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2019
Stephen Curry423 / 34[c] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2016
Buddy Hield225 / 40[c][d] 21 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2023
Tim Legler20 / 301996
Paul Pierce20 / 302010
James Jones20 / 302011
Matt Bonner20 / 302013
Davis Bertans22 / 40[c][d] 15 / 30 without four extra "money balls" and two extra long-range shots2020
Eric Gordon21[b] / 34[c] 18 / 30 without four extra "money balls"2017
Minimum 20
Most shots made in one round (max 25)
PlayerShotsSeason
Craig Hodges211986
Craig Hodges2211991
Stephen Curry202021
Mark Price201994
Jason Kapono202008
Kyrie Irving202013
Stephen Curry2202015
Devin Booker202018
Mike Conley202021
Karl-Anthony Towns202022
Tyrese Haliburton202023
Hubert Davis191998
Jason Kapono2192007
Stephen Curry3192019
Buddy Hield19

2020

Buddy Hield219

2020

Jayson Tatum19

2021

Larry Bird181986
Larry Bird2181988
Tim Legler181996
Tim Legler2181996
Peja Stojakovic182003
Gilbert Arenas182007
James Jones182012
Marco Belinelli182014
Klay Thompson182016
Eric Gordon182017
Klay Thompson2182018
Stephen Curry4182019
Devin Booker218

2020

Devin Booker318

2020

Stephen Curry5182021
Mike Conley2182021
Trae Young182022
Luke Kennard182022
Luke Kennard2182022
Buddy Hield3182023
Damian Lillard182023
Minimum 18
Most consecutive shots made (max 25)
PlayerShotsSeason
Craig Hodges191991
Stephen Curry132015
Joe Harris122019
Larry Bird111986
Hubert Davis111996
Stephen Curry2112016
Jason Kapono102008
Ray Allen102011
Kyrie Irving102013
Stephen Curry3102019
Dennis Scott91991
Mark Price91994
Steve Kerr91997
Kyle Korver92004
Stephen Curry492019
Stephen Curry592021
Minimum 9

Sponsors

Sources:1819

SeasonSponsor
1985–86American Airlines
1986–87American Airlines, Sheraton
1987–88American Airlines, Sheraton
1988–89American Airlines, Sheraton
1989–90American Airlines, Sheraton
1990–91American Airlines, Sheraton
1991–92American Airlines, Sheraton
1992–93American Airlines, Sheraton
1993–94AT&T
1994–95AT&T
1995–96AT&T
1996–97AT&T
1997–98AT&T
1998–99AT&T
1999–2000AT&T
2000–011-800-CALL-ATT
2001–021-800-CALL-ATT
2002–031-800-CALL-ATT
2003–04Footlocker
2004–05Footlocker
2005–06Footlocker
2006–07Footlocker
2007–08Footlocker
2008–09Footlocker
2009–10Footlocker
2010–11Footlocker
2011–12Footlocker
2012–13Footlocker
2013–14Footlocker
2014–15Footlocker
2015–16Footlocker
2016–17JBL
2017–18JBL
2018–19Mountain Dew
2019–20Mountain Dew
2020–21Mountain Dew
2021–22Mountain Dew
2022–23Starry
2023–24Starry
2024–25Starry

Criticism and controversies

In the 2024 three-point contest, fans expressed dissatisfaction with referees for permitting participants, notably Karl-Anthony Towns, to shoot while their feet were on the line.20

See also

Notes

  • a The 1999 All-Star Game was cancelled due to the 1998–99 NBA lockout.
  • b Denote contests that required a tiebreaking round. The final score given here came from the tiebreaker.21
  • c Starting with the 2014 Three-Point Contest, the format includes four extra "money balls".
  • d Starting with the 2020 Three-Point Contest, the format includes two extra long-range shots, worth three points each.
  • e CJ McCollum was named as a replacement to Chris Bosh due to the latter being unable to participate in the event with a calf injury (and later on, a blood clot in his leg).
  • f Mike Conley was named as a replacement to Devin Booker due to the latter being unable to participate in the event with a knee injury.
  • g Julius Randle was named as a replacement to Anfernee Simons due to the latter being unable to participate in the event with an ankle injury.
  • h Stephen Curry competed with Sabrina Ionescu of the WNBA's New York Liberty in an independent three-point shootout during the 2024 All-Star Weekend. Ionescu set the single-round record by an NBA or WNBA player during the 2023 WNBA All Star Weekend in Las Vegas with a second-round score of 37.22
General Specific

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