Rules

• One account per person. Linked X, email and Solana logins all belong to the same account.
• You must play on the game account (gamertag, Riot ID, Steam, etc.) you added in settings. Some competitions require that account to be verified.
• You may not play on someone else's account or let anyone play on yours.

• 1 credit equals 1 USDC. Credits are bought with USDC on Solana and cashed out as USDC.
• When a cash challenge is accepted, both sides' entries are locked for that match. They are released to the winner once the result is final, or refunded if the match is voided.
• Platform fees, if any, are shown before you accept. Current competition fee: none.

The ruleset shown when a challenge is accepted or a tournament starts is the one that applies. Later edits to a game's rules never change a match that is already scheduled. You confirm you have read the rules before entering any paid competition.

Rosters lock when a challenge is accepted or a tournament starts. Only the players on the locked roster may play. Substitutes are allowed only where the ruleset says so.

• Check in from the match room before the deadline shown there.
• A side that has not checked in when the no-show window ends forfeits. In cash matches the side that showed up is refunded in full.

• Paid matches and tournaments require evidence: a live stream or a continuous recording of the whole match, as set by the ruleset (for example, the captain's point of view).
• Show the match code from the match room at the start of your stream or recording.
• If a required stream drops, restore it within the reconnect window. Interruptions are recorded and reviewed.
• Evidence attached to a dispute cannot be deleted.

• Both sides report the score from the match room. You cannot see the other side's numbers until you submit your own.
• Matching reports finalize the match. Conflicting reports open a dispute and freeze the payout until a moderator decides.
• Deliberately false reports lead to penalties, up to a permanent ban.

Either side can open a dispute from the match room. Add clips, screenshots, VOD timestamps and a short statement. Moderators review everything in one place, and their decision is final. Match chat becomes permanent once a dispute is open. See also Fair play.