Rules of bicycle polo in the world

Bicycle polo is a team game that consists of hitting a ball in the other team's goal according to the following rules, depending on the country or the tournament: 

Rules of the international 5 player version used by the European teams in the European Cup

Rules of the international 4 player version used by the International Bicycle Polo Federation - I.B.P.F. (also used by the American Bicycle Polo Association - A.B.P.A. - and the Cycle Polo Federation of India - C.P.F.I.)

Rules of the Fédération Française de Cyclisme - F.F.C.

Rules of the Bicycle Polo Association of Great Britain - B.P.A.G.B. (1938 edition, also used by the Bicycle Polo Association of Ireland - B.P.A.I.)

Rules of the Canadian Coalition of Cycle Polo - C.C.C.P. (to be issued)

Rules of the United States Bicycle Polo Association - U.S.B.P.A. (extracts)

Other rules:

• Rules of the Axles of evil (Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.)
• Rules of the Bicycle Polo Association of America (Aiken, South Carolina, U.S.A.)
• Bike ball rules (Minneapolis & St-Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A.)
• Bike hockey rules (Fort Collins, Colorado, U.S.A.)
• Rules of the Burlington Bike Polo Club (Burlington, Minnesota, U.S.A.)
• Rules of the Calgaray and Edmonton Bike Polo (Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
• Rules of the St-Cloud Bike Polo (St-Cloud, Minnesota, U.S.A.)
• Rules of the San Diego Bike Polo Club (San Diego, California, U.S.A.)

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