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🌟 Pokémon TCGL SBB-Super-Series 🌟
Welcome, Trainers, to an electrifying online Pokémon TCGL tournament where strategic prowess meets digital excellence! Get ready to face off against fellow enthusiasts in a thrilling Best of One format, adhering to the official Standard Rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Sharpen your decks, fine-tune your strategies, and let the battles unfold in this fast-paced, single-game elimination tournament.
We suggest joining our Discord Server to get the latest Tournament News and to access our Judge-Requests Channel!
🗓️ Tournament Dates:
Date: 25.01.2024 / 01/25/2024
Time: 19:00 CET / 07:00 PM CET
Format:
Standard Rules: All battles will follow the official Pokémon TCG Standard Rules. Make sure your deck complies with the current Standard legal sets. Best of One (Bo1): Each round is a single-game elimination, adding an element of unpredictability and intensity to each match.
Prizes:
🏆 20 Codes
🥈 12 Codes
🥉& 4 5 Codes
Tournament Structure:
Swiss Rounds followed by a Top Cut based on attendance. Pairings and round information will be available on your Dashboard.
Code of Conduct:
Respect your fellow trainers. Report match results promptly. Follow fair play and adhere to the Pokémon TCG Online Conduct Guidelines.
In Swiss Rounds BO1, if time is called, the match will result in a Tie, unless Staff states otherwise. If you suspect your opponent is playing slowly, please alert a Judge promptly. Acceptable proof includes streaming on the SBB Discord Server or your opponent admitting to the slow play (screenshot required).
In case of technical issues like Game Freezing, Internet Problems, Server Glitches, Game Lag, or Device Crashes, a Game Loss will be awarded to the affected player if the game becomes unplayable.
Report all game results on Limitless before the round's time expires to avoid a Tie. While conceding is an option, without a recorded result before time is called, the match will remain a Tie.
Having screenshot proof of wins or ties at the end of a game is strongly recommended. If you leave a game without explicitly stating "time is over, this is a tie," it might be interpreted as a concession.
Players can stream their games on any platform with a recommendation to introduce a delay to prevent "stream sniping" or other potential disadvantages.
Players must Check In before each match; failing to do so will result in an automatic Game Loss.
Be mindful of game ending times; if all games conclude before the scheduled time, the next round will commence earlier than planned.
Get ready to showcase your Pokémon TCG skills, adapt on the fly, and strive for victory in this unforgettable online tournament. May your draws be ever in your favor, Trainers! Good luck and have a blast! 🌟