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Tournaments
A bracket for your group, with results that arrive by themselves when the match ends.
Tournaments are being built
This is how the tournament list and the bracket will look. Nothing here is a real tournament, team or result yet.
What is coming
- Tournament brackets
- Results reported by the app
- Team sign-ups inside a group
- Disputes handled by moderators
Rankings will count real MMR gain from verified matches. Nothing else moves you up.
Upcoming tournaments
Every tournament will show its format, playlist, start time and the number of teams.
- Format
- Playlist
- Start
- Teams
- Format
- Playlist
- Start
- Teams
- Format
- Playlist
- Start
- Teams
The bracket
Eight teams, quarter-finals to the final. Each slot fills in with the teams and the score as the matches are played.
- Finished
- Live
- Scheduled
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Champion
The winner of the final lands here.
Tournament rules
Tournaments get stricter checks than ladders.
Results confirmed by both teams
The score comes from the apps of both teams and has to match. Nobody types a result in by hand.
Replays are mandatory
Every tournament match needs a saved replay, which is checked against the reported result.
Rank cap from your peak
A rank limit is counted from your peak of recent seasons, so dropping rank before sign-ups does not help.
Minimum account history
A fresh account cannot enter. The app has to know your matches first.
Fairness rules
Hard to cheat on purpose
The app runs on the player's computer, so the server never takes its reports on trust. Three rules keep the ladders honest.
Actual MMR, not a tally
A ladder is counted from your actual MMR, never from the sum of recorded matches. Closing the app before a bad session does not hide the drop.
Only verified matches
Every match gets a status: verified, unverified or flagged. Public rankings and tournaments take verified matches only. Your own statistics still show everything.
Gain from the period's record
Gain is measured from your highest MMR of the period, the high-water mark. Dropping on purpose and climbing back earns nothing.
A suspension for breaking the rules applies to rankings and tournaments only. Nobody loses access to their own data.