If both teams agree to play a match after 23:00 on the day of the tournament, they can do so. Games that started after this time must be played until the end. However, if something goes wrong, the administration team may not be available. In order to receive prizes, each player must meet the tournament requirements and abide by the rules. Each team is responsible for its own composition and must ensure that the 5 players who participated in a game are correctly listed on all game pages. In order to receive the prize, the qualifying match must be played. Teams that have been excluded or disqualified from the tournament are not eligible for prizes. This includes matches that did not take place and were not played at all, for example standard wins. Prizes are awarded based on the programming that the majority of games have played. The broadcast of an ESL match is only allowed with an ESL administrator agreement.
To obtain an agreement, please write a support ticket at least 24 hours before the start of the tournament. Any match that can start before 23:00 (CEST for European tournaments, EDT for North American tournaments and BRT for Latin American tournaments) must be played on the day of the tournament. If a participant decides to lose a game, he may lose all prizes and points. To lose a match, the team must file a protest and inform the tournament administration of its decision. Please read the KeyKey Keystone code to learn more about good sports behaviors. Detailed rules of conduct and sanctions can be found in the ESIC Code of Conduct, from the highest level with the best teams from North America, South America, Europe and ICCA competing in their respective regions, to national leagues and community tournaments. Players and teams who have already qualified or are participating in an event (e.g. Pro League or offline event) or later stages of a tournament (e.g.
Open/Challenger League but not Sony Open Series) are not eligible to participate in current or upcoming qualifiers. If a player or team violates this rule, they will be disqualified from the current qualifying tournament and may face further penalties up to and including disqualification from the event. Each match, whether it is a ranked match or any other competition, must be played according to the rules until it is finished and the result is entered on the ESL page, or for events, the results sheet is completed. Any meeting that has not taken place must be deleted. Matches are opened only by administrators to remove exceptions. Games that have not taken place are considered fake games and will be punished. Disqualification from the tournament, invalid results, prize forfeiture, ban between 2 years and life, depending on the age and level of the player and the type/size of the tournament and how the player cheated. Professional fraud (i.e. where qualification for a professional event is at stake) should normally result in a 5-year ban, but can result in a lifetime ban in aggravating circumstances. All tournament matches must be played once both teams are added to the game.
The start date on the game page is irrelevant in this case. Games will only be deleted if the team/player breaking the rules has won the game. In tournaments or leagues that require Premium or Trusted, only players with this status are eligible to play. In general, players marked as inactive or volunteers on a team page are not eligible to play. Minor doping cases will be punished with a warning and, if necessary, minor penalty points for the participant. Severe cases (e.g. use of drugs containing performance-enhancing substances, such as Adderall) will be punished as follows: invalid results, ban between 1 and 2 years, forfeiture of cash prize (if discovered before the end of a tournament, disqualification). A list of official casters from the ESL community, as well as information you can promote yourself, can be found here: play.eslgaming.com/rainbowsix/streams In order to minimize delays during the Cup, we reserve the right to disqualify teams from the tournament.
This only happens in cases where a team shows no real effort to finish a game or even blocks obviously. In severe cases, it can even affect both teams. We strive to ensure that the rules are complete and up-to-date, but this is not always the case. You should also check the About and News page for additions, exceptions and changes that may apply. Rules are guidelines and directors` decisions may differ depending on the circumstances. If you have any questions about the rules, please write a support ticket. Only people residing in a country listed in the Country Restrictions section of the Rules Set may participate in tournaments with those restrictions. In addition, all nicknames/team names/pseudonyms that are purely commercial (e.g. product names), defamatory, derogatory, offensive, vulgar, obscene, anti-Semitic, hateful or immoral are prohibited. Using alternative spellings, gibberish or spelling mistakes to circumvent the above requirements is illegal. We reserve the right to extend, modify, replace or remove these rules if necessary.
In a Swiss tournament, this is the generation of the SWISS first round All players must follow the given parameters and rules. Divergent agreements between teams and their players are not allowed and tolerated unless approved by an administrator through protest. A player can only play for one team in a tournament or league. Participants in a PES cannot also play in the underlying EAS. Prize winnings are all tournaments with physical prizes (e.g. hardware) or cash. These prizes will be offered subject to the terms and conditions governing the use and receipt of prizes. Tournaments with only virtual ESL rewards such as ESL Premium or Awards are excluded. Players may also not run programs that provide remote control (Teamviewer or other similar remote control programs) or virtual machines of any kind, including, but not limited to, Hyper-V, VM Ware or VirtualBox.
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