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Open Quali for the SAE League - Single Elimination
Regras
SAE League Qualifier Rules
Schedule
Saturday 10th December and Sunday 11th December
Settings
All of the required Settings are listed below. If a Setting is not listed below, it should not be changed from its default state.
Starting a Game with the wrong Game Type Settings may result the penalties listed below, which will be determined by an Swiss DC Admin.
All Games
Enable Cheats: No
Fill Empty Slots With Bots: No
Version: Tournament
Series Type: Best of 3 (or Best of 1 in particular cases)
Game Mode: Captain's Mode
Starting Team: Refer to rules under Hosting/Draft/Pausing/Penalties
Spectating: Allowed if both teams agree. Tournament staff reserve the right to spectate any match.
Server Location: Luxembourg will be the default server.
Name: The Higher Seeded team will host the lobby with their team name.
Password: Will be listed in the Skype Chat
General
A Team must contain of at least 3 Swiss (living in Switzerland or having the Swiss Nationality) players. During the matches played 3 of the 5 players have to fulfill the definition of being Swiss.
Players who play the Qualifier and win it are not allowed to join another team from the 1st League.
By registering for this Tournament, players acknowledge that they have read, understand, and agree to abide by all of the rules.
All players must have the newest version of Steam and Dota 2 installed. Any updates must be installed before the start of the match.
If you join a Tournament team from a proxy IP address, you risk being forfeited.
Any form of cheating, glitching, abusing in-game mechanics, or unsportsmanlike behavior may result in a forfeit of a Map, Match, or Ban from SwissDC. Punishable unsportsmanlike behavior includes, but is not limited to, excessive use of foul or degrading language.
The rules are subject to change at any time before the start of the tournament, so check them often. In extreme cases, the rules may be adjusted after the tournament begins.
The Tournament size and prize are subject to change based on the number of total teams registered at the end of the registration period.
Names that have been registered to the tournament, have to be used during the match. Abbreviations or other names may result in penalties.
Hosting/Draft/Pausing/Penalties
The higher seeded team (bracket number closest to zero) will create the game at least 5 minutes before the start of their match. Team managers are allowed in the lobby, but must leave before the match begins. Random players are not permitted in the private lobby for any reason.
For all Games, one Team will be given the opportunity to choose their side (Radiant or Dire) or the Starting Team (First Choice), and then the other Team will be given the choice that remains. Whoever wins the coin toss (chat command /flip) can choose first in the Game 1. In Game 2 the other Team is allowed to choose first. In Game 3 another coin toss will determine, who can choose first.
If a Player quits or disconnects from a Game, the Game must be paused immediately. Such Players will be allowed to try to rejoin the Game. Each Team is allowed to Pause a Game for up to 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the match must resume even if a Team is shorthanded. If a Team pauses a Game after their allowed 10 minutes have expired, that Team may Forfeit the Game. If a Pause is required when a Player did not disconnect, a 3 second warning must be given with a coherent reason. The match may not be un-paused until both Teams agree they are ready to resume. A Team will Forfeit the Game if all of their Players quit without an Swiss DC Admin’s permission.
Teams may substitute a player only between each game, but not during.
Any sign of cheating or use of exploits may result in a forfeit of the game, disqualification from the tournament, and a temporary ban from SwissDC Leagues (or Lionsky).
Players who quit or disconnect from a Game before it has ended will be allowed to rejoin the Game. A Team will forfeit the game if all of their players quit or disconnect.
If a server crash occurs, the game can be continued from the last save. The player that hosted the lobby will have the option to load from a save file when they set up the lobby again. If the reload fails, the game will be replayed with the same hero picks and lane movements.
Violation of the rules or failure to follow Swiss DC Staff directions may lead to the following penalties. Depending on the severity of the offense, levels of penalties may be skipped.
Level 1: -30 Bonus Draft Time
Level 2: -70 Bonus Draft Time
Level 3: -110 Bonus Draft Time
Level 4: Opponent get side pick and first pick in the draft for the next game (bo3 only).
Level 5: Forfeit of one game.
Level 6: Forfeit of the entire match.
Online Tournament Admins who enter a match have the discretion to make necessary calls to ensure the match is completed successfully. When in a match, the Staff member's call is final and must be followed. Failure to do so will result in penalties for your team. After the match, if you disagree with a call made, first you must accurately report the match. Do not dispute the match on purpose.
All Matches
Online tournament matches are expected to played at the default match time. For Single Elimination Online Tournaments that take place over the course of one (1) day, which are indicated in the Tournament Details under the Info Tab, times will be established by Online Tournament Staff. The matches MUST be played at the times which are indicated on the Brackets page. For Single Elimination or Double Elimination Tournaments that run over a period of day/weeks, default match times will be listed on the Info Tab. For specialty Tournaments created by the Director of Online Tournaments, default match times will be listed on the Info Tab.
If a match is played before the scheduled time, it will not be considered a warm-up and will count as the official match. No warm-ups, or practices between teams are allowed during Online Tournament play. We recommend that all users use a capture card or digital camera depending on the situation to provide proof.
If by 15 minutes past the scheduled Match start time a team doesn’t have enough players to play, the incomplete team are subject to the penalties listed above. A team CAN START a game shorthanded. You can only be shorthanded by one player. For example, in a 5v5, a team can start a game with 4 players. If you are missing more than one player, you cannot start a game.
To get help with a No Show issue, you MUST contact Staff via Skype. We must verify the No Show.
Teams may delay the Match between games for up to 10 minutes. Teams can request that an Swiss DC Support Specialist enforce this ten minute time limit if needed.
Bracket Play
After losing a Match, teams will be eliminated from the higher Bracket.
The Bracket default time is listed on the Info Tab for the Tournament. Matches must be played and completed at the default time of each round. Neither team can request to postpone the match. Extensions will not be made whatsoever as these Tournaments are considered lighting/speed rounds and MUST BE PLAYED on time.
If a Match is not played, and neither team submits a Ticket requesting the forfeit win, the Match win will be decided by an SwissDC Support Specialist.
Reporting
To report the Match results, teams must report the Match Score accurately, with overall games won being reported. For example, games can be reported as 2-0, 2-1, etc.
At least one member of each team should take a Screenshot(s) of each Round’s results. Screenshots should contain the Round Score, players on each team, and a time stamp. In order to dispute a player leaving and/or an in-game glitch, video proof must be provided. The video must show the Gamertags/PSNs, Map, Gametype, as well as the player dropping or the opposing team performing a glitch.
Schedule
Saturday 10th December and Sunday 11th December
Settings
All of the required Settings are listed below. If a Setting is not listed below, it should not be changed from its default state.
Starting a Game with the wrong Game Type Settings may result the penalties listed below, which will be determined by an Swiss DC Admin.
All Games
Enable Cheats: No
Fill Empty Slots With Bots: No
Version: Tournament
Series Type: Best of 3 (or Best of 1 in particular cases)
Game Mode: Captain's Mode
Starting Team: Refer to rules under Hosting/Draft/Pausing/Penalties
Spectating: Allowed if both teams agree. Tournament staff reserve the right to spectate any match.
Server Location: Luxembourg will be the default server.
Name: The Higher Seeded team will host the lobby with their team name.
Password: Will be listed in the Skype Chat
General
A Team must contain of at least 3 Swiss (living in Switzerland or having the Swiss Nationality) players. During the matches played 3 of the 5 players have to fulfill the definition of being Swiss.
Players who play the Qualifier and win it are not allowed to join another team from the 1st League.
By registering for this Tournament, players acknowledge that they have read, understand, and agree to abide by all of the rules.
All players must have the newest version of Steam and Dota 2 installed. Any updates must be installed before the start of the match.
If you join a Tournament team from a proxy IP address, you risk being forfeited.
Any form of cheating, glitching, abusing in-game mechanics, or unsportsmanlike behavior may result in a forfeit of a Map, Match, or Ban from SwissDC. Punishable unsportsmanlike behavior includes, but is not limited to, excessive use of foul or degrading language.
The rules are subject to change at any time before the start of the tournament, so check them often. In extreme cases, the rules may be adjusted after the tournament begins.
The Tournament size and prize are subject to change based on the number of total teams registered at the end of the registration period.
Names that have been registered to the tournament, have to be used during the match. Abbreviations or other names may result in penalties.
Hosting/Draft/Pausing/Penalties
The higher seeded team (bracket number closest to zero) will create the game at least 5 minutes before the start of their match. Team managers are allowed in the lobby, but must leave before the match begins. Random players are not permitted in the private lobby for any reason.
For all Games, one Team will be given the opportunity to choose their side (Radiant or Dire) or the Starting Team (First Choice), and then the other Team will be given the choice that remains. Whoever wins the coin toss (chat command /flip) can choose first in the Game 1. In Game 2 the other Team is allowed to choose first. In Game 3 another coin toss will determine, who can choose first.
If a Player quits or disconnects from a Game, the Game must be paused immediately. Such Players will be allowed to try to rejoin the Game. Each Team is allowed to Pause a Game for up to 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, the match must resume even if a Team is shorthanded. If a Team pauses a Game after their allowed 10 minutes have expired, that Team may Forfeit the Game. If a Pause is required when a Player did not disconnect, a 3 second warning must be given with a coherent reason. The match may not be un-paused until both Teams agree they are ready to resume. A Team will Forfeit the Game if all of their Players quit without an Swiss DC Admin’s permission.
Teams may substitute a player only between each game, but not during.
Any sign of cheating or use of exploits may result in a forfeit of the game, disqualification from the tournament, and a temporary ban from SwissDC Leagues (or Lionsky).
Players who quit or disconnect from a Game before it has ended will be allowed to rejoin the Game. A Team will forfeit the game if all of their players quit or disconnect.
If a server crash occurs, the game can be continued from the last save. The player that hosted the lobby will have the option to load from a save file when they set up the lobby again. If the reload fails, the game will be replayed with the same hero picks and lane movements.
Violation of the rules or failure to follow Swiss DC Staff directions may lead to the following penalties. Depending on the severity of the offense, levels of penalties may be skipped.
Level 1: -30 Bonus Draft Time
Level 2: -70 Bonus Draft Time
Level 3: -110 Bonus Draft Time
Level 4: Opponent get side pick and first pick in the draft for the next game (bo3 only).
Level 5: Forfeit of one game.
Level 6: Forfeit of the entire match.
Online Tournament Admins who enter a match have the discretion to make necessary calls to ensure the match is completed successfully. When in a match, the Staff member's call is final and must be followed. Failure to do so will result in penalties for your team. After the match, if you disagree with a call made, first you must accurately report the match. Do not dispute the match on purpose.
All Matches
Online tournament matches are expected to played at the default match time. For Single Elimination Online Tournaments that take place over the course of one (1) day, which are indicated in the Tournament Details under the Info Tab, times will be established by Online Tournament Staff. The matches MUST be played at the times which are indicated on the Brackets page. For Single Elimination or Double Elimination Tournaments that run over a period of day/weeks, default match times will be listed on the Info Tab. For specialty Tournaments created by the Director of Online Tournaments, default match times will be listed on the Info Tab.
If a match is played before the scheduled time, it will not be considered a warm-up and will count as the official match. No warm-ups, or practices between teams are allowed during Online Tournament play. We recommend that all users use a capture card or digital camera depending on the situation to provide proof.
If by 15 minutes past the scheduled Match start time a team doesn’t have enough players to play, the incomplete team are subject to the penalties listed above. A team CAN START a game shorthanded. You can only be shorthanded by one player. For example, in a 5v5, a team can start a game with 4 players. If you are missing more than one player, you cannot start a game.
To get help with a No Show issue, you MUST contact Staff via Skype. We must verify the No Show.
Teams may delay the Match between games for up to 10 minutes. Teams can request that an Swiss DC Support Specialist enforce this ten minute time limit if needed.
Bracket Play
After losing a Match, teams will be eliminated from the higher Bracket.
The Bracket default time is listed on the Info Tab for the Tournament. Matches must be played and completed at the default time of each round. Neither team can request to postpone the match. Extensions will not be made whatsoever as these Tournaments are considered lighting/speed rounds and MUST BE PLAYED on time.
If a Match is not played, and neither team submits a Ticket requesting the forfeit win, the Match win will be decided by an SwissDC Support Specialist.
Reporting
To report the Match results, teams must report the Match Score accurately, with overall games won being reported. For example, games can be reported as 2-0, 2-1, etc.
At least one member of each team should take a Screenshot(s) of each Round’s results. Screenshots should contain the Round Score, players on each team, and a time stamp. In order to dispute a player leaving and/or an in-game glitch, video proof must be provided. The video must show the Gamertags/PSNs, Map, Gametype, as well as the player dropping or the opposing team performing a glitch.