For scoring four or more tries in a match, a try bonus point is granted. If a team scores four tries in a match and loses by seven points or less, both bonus points are granted. If there is a higher difference, only one bonus point is awarded. The rules for awarding a try bonus point are as follows: The referee signals that the ball has been grounded within the playing area. (This can be done either by blowing his whistle or by pointing to the sky.) The defending team must retreat 10 meters (or until out of sight of the try line) before the scrum half can kick off again. If the defending team does not retreat far enough, the referee can award a penalty try instead. On a penalty try, the kicking team has 30 seconds to score a goal from touch down. If they don't, then the opposition gets a free shot at goal. In addition to these rules, the referee may choose to give a penalty try if he feels it's necessary to promote fair play in the game. It is possible to get two try bonuses in one game but it isn't common. In order to do this, your team needs to beat the opposition by 7 points or more while also scoring 4 or more tries in the process.