Streaming:

Deck list Submission:

You must submit your deck list through limitless by the start time of 8PM GMT+1. If you do not submit your deck list then you cannot participate in the tournament. We suggest using the limitless deck builder.

Check Ins:

You are required to check in within an hour of the tournament beginning, failure to do so will result in an automatic drop from the tournament. Once the tournament begins, you are required to check into your matches within 5 minutes of each round, failure to do so once will result in a round loss, twice in a row will result in an automatic drop from the tournament. If you check-in but don't play or reply to your opponent within 5 minutes you will be given a game loss. If this behavior continues after 5 extra minutes you will receive a second game loss. If your or your opponent are actively playing but forgot to check in, please call a judge so we can check you/your opponent in manually.

Failed Deck Checks:

If you, or your opponent have brought the incorrect deck/different to what deck list you have submitted, then please call a judge immediately with evidence. First offense will result in a game loss, second offense will result in a round loss and third offense will result in you being dropped from the tournament. Please make sure to use the correct deck list, and make sure your opponent is also.

Bugs and Glitches:

If you or your opponent experiences any bugs such as freezing, internet problems or a game crash, the player who experienced the issue will be issued a game loss. If you are unsure on how to proceed, please call a judge!

Submitting Match Results:

Once your match concludes, please input the match results in the space provided by limitless inside your match. We recommend you keep screenshots of results in case you need to dispute a submitted result by your opponent.

Bad Manners and unpleasantries:

If you or your opponent bad manners one of the other, please call a judge so we can deal with the situation. We have no tolerance for toxic players and we will deal with the majority of situations with a drop from the tournament. Repeat offenders will be given a ban from future tournaments. If you are unpleasant to a staff member, it will result in an immediate ban.

Calling a judge:

Ties:

A tie is considered as both players receiving a win; If game 1 is a tie, the next game's outcome determines the match. If game 1 had a winner and game 2 is a tie, the winner of game 1 wins the match. If game 3 is a tie then the round is a tie. If players would like to Intentionally Draw the round , both players must first come to an agreement on this and then you may call a judge to assist you.