Fair play and trust
The rules for verifying, disputing and correcting results. The statistics below come from real portal data.
- Matches confirmed
- 0
- Disputes opened
- 0
- Disputes resolved
- 0
- Disputes under review
- 0
- Result corrections
- 0
- No-shows
- 0
- Disqualifications
- 0
- Suspended accounts
- 0
How a result is confirmed
One side submits the score and evidence. If the opponent confirms or submits the same score, the match counts. If the results differ, a dispute opens automatically.
Disputes
Either side can open a dispute before confirmation. The event's referee or organiser decides and records the reasoning. The decision advances the winner through the bracket.
Corrections
A correction creates a new result version with a reason. If the next match is already under review or played, correction is blocked: played matches are never silently rewritten.
No-shows and disqualification
A referee records no-shows. Disqualification requires a reason; an open match goes to the opponent, and future opponents advance automatically.
Decision log
Critical actions — registrations, match decisions, sanctions, role changes — are written to a hash-chained log. Any change to a record is detected by verifying the chain.
Sanctions and appeals
Suspending an account requires a reason and is logged. Decisions can be appealed through support; the response is recorded.
No gambling mechanics
The portal has no betting, lotteries, paid random rewards, real-money games or prize pools funded by player fees.
Anti-cheat
No system-level anti-cheat is connected: a browser cannot provide one. Violations are reviewed on report and evidence.