IGG CHALLENGE CUP

This is the main amateur esports trophy awarded to the best team. This tournament is held according to a special system developed by Internet Global Game, bringing together the most worthy teams of participants and creating an atmosphere of high-level competition and a fair fight for the prestigious prize.

Key advantages and features

• High status and prestige: The Cup is awarded only to the best amateur team of the season, which underlines its importance.
• Participation: Any amateur teams from all over the world that are registered and meet the requirements can participate by paying a fee.
• Dynamic prize pool: The prize pool is formed and distributed according to the formula approved by IGG.
• Fair and transparent organization: match formats, appointment of referees and distribution of tickets are regulated by strict rules, ensuring equal conditions.
• The flexibility of the series of matches: the possibility to choose the format of the series by agreement of the applicants makes the competition more dynamic and interesting.
• An element of tradition and memory: the addition of commemorative inscriptions and careful treatment of the Cup makes participation special.

The "IGG Challenge Cup" is not just a trophy, but a symbol of fair play, sportsmanship, and the unity of amateur esports. We create conditions for vibrant, fair and memorable competitions, bringing together the best players and fans.

1. Responsibilities of the competition organizers

1.1. Ensure the performance of the functions provided for in these Regulations, Conditions and decisions of the tournament operator.
1.2. They monitor the observance of the rights and duties of teams and their representatives from all over the world.
1.3. They monitor the fulfillment of the obligations of the participants and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
1.4. They monitor financial activities related to competitions.
1.5. They negotiate with international partners, sponsors, and provide technical and informational support.
1.6. They make payments to judges, technical staff and other participants around the world.
1.7. They present the competitions in the media and on information resources.
1.8. They make final decisions on sponsorship and partnership issues.
1.9. They develop a schedule of matches and distribute it to the participants.
1.10. They are considering amendments to the regulations and other documents.
1.11. They resolve issues not regulated in the regulations within the established time frame.
1.12. They provide support for the website and information resources of the tournament.
1.13.They are not responsible for force majeure circumstances (for example, natural disasters, emergencies) that affected the conduct of the competition.

2.Duties of the Chief Judge

2.1. Appoints referees for matches, interacts with the organizers and the tournament operator.
2.2.He directs the judging panel and recommends decisions on judging issues.
2.3. Is responsible for the timely and correct execution of judicial decisions.
2.4. He is responsible for the absence of referees at matches.

3.Responsibilities of the teams and their representatives

3.1. The representative or the head of the team submits an application in a timely manner, fills out the minutes of the matches, indicating all participants.
3.2. Familiarizes its players with the rules and regulations of the tournament.
3.3. Responsible for the actions of his players and persons, before, during and after the match.
3.4. Monitors the self-registration of all team members in order to obtain an athlete's passport and the right to participate in IGG REMATCH tournaments (https://interglobalgame.com/rematch_en ).
3.5. The team representative, captain or manager assumes responsibility for non-compliance with the rules and clause 3.3, which entails disciplinary action and suspension from the tournament (clause 7.3.)
3.6. Ensures compliance with the rules and obligations when changing management or representatives.

4.The participants of the competition

4.1. Any amateur teams from all over the world that are registered and meet the requirements can participate by paying a fee.
4.2. The composition of the teams is approved by the organizer; applications are accepted by decision of the tournament operator.

5.Online competition conditions

5.1. Matches are played online, in accordance with the international rules of football and the specifics of the online game.
5.2. The game is played on a platform or video conferencing system that ensures technical stability.
5.3. The duration of the match is from 6-20 minutes, and the match can also consist of several periods, which must be prescribed before the start of the tournament. In case of a tie, extra time until the golden goal, which ensures victory in the match.
5.4. Before the start of the match, the representatives of the teams enter the list of participants in the protocol, and after the end, they confirm the result.
5.5. Replacements of participants are possible, but no more than 5, provided that they were entered as reserve team members when registering for the tournament.
5.6. At least 4 participants from each team can participate in the match.
5.7. In case of withdrawal of the team or violation of the rules, the results will be canceled or reviewed according to the regulations.
5.8. Participants must use game avatars or shapes that differ in color. In case of color similarity, the host team uses standard colors, and the second team must change uniforms.
5.9. The participation of the same player for two teams in the same tournament is prohibited, except in cases of official transfer.
5.10. For the participation of a disqualified player or violation of the rules, the team can be punished, including a 0-4 defeat.

6.Judging and moderation

6.1. Refereeing is carried out by appointed moderators or a judge who is guided by the rules of the online game and the regulations.
6.2. In case of disputes or violations, the decision is made by the organizers and moderators.
6.3. Replacement of judges or moderators without valid reasons is not allowed.

7.Disciplinary sanctions

7.1. Warnings and disqualifications for violating the rules, insults, using cheats and other violations.
7.2. For rude or unsportsmanlike behavior — temporary or permanent sanctions, including account blocking.
7.3. Disciplinary action, as well as non-admission to the match in the tournament, is applied if at least one athlete from the team has not independently registered as a participant in the Inter Global Game tournaments (https://interglobalgame.com/rematch_en )
7.4. In case of repeated violations, disqualification of the participant or team.
7.5 The nicknames of the players must not contain offensive, provocative or inappropriate expressions. The organizers reserve the right, at their discretion, to request a change of nickname if they consider it incorrect or violating the rules of the tournament.

8.Responsibility of participants and organizers

8.1. All participants are required to comply with the rules of procedure, the rules of ethics and to treat competitors, judges and organizers with respect.
8.2. Team leaders are responsible for the behavior of their players and attendants.
8.3. In case of violations, the relevant parties are responsible, including possible sanctions by decision of the organizers.

These regulations regulate the conduct of international online 5x5 soccer tournaments and are valid from the moment of approval.

1. Responsibilities of the competition organizers

1.1. Ensure the performance of the functions provided for in these Regulations, Conditions and decisions of the tournament operator.
1.2. They monitor the observance of the rights and duties of teams and their representatives from all over the world.
1.3. They monitor the fulfillment of the obligations of the participants and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
1.4. They monitor financial activities related to competitions.
1.5. They negotiate with international partners, sponsors, and provide technical and informational support.
1.6. They make payments to judges, technical staff and other participants around the world.
1.7. They present the competitions in the media and on information resources.
1.8. They make final decisions on sponsorship and partnership issues.
1.9. They develop a schedule of matches and distribute it to the participants.
1.10. They are considering amendments to the regulations and other documents.
1.11. They resolve issues not regulated in the regulations within the established time frame.
1.12. They provide support for the website and information resources of the tournament.
1.13. They are not responsible for force majeure circumstances (for example, natural disasters, emergencies) that affected the conduct of the competition.

2.Duties of the Chief Judge

2.1. Appoints referees for matches, interacts with the organizers and the tournament operator.
2.2. He directs the judging panel and recommends decisions on judging issues.
2.3. Is responsible for the timely and correct execution of judicial decisions.
2.4. He is responsible for the absence of referees at matches.

3.Responsibilities of the teams and their representatives

3.1. The representative or the head of the team submits an application in a timely manner, fills out the minutes of the matches, indicating all participants.
3.2. Introduces his team to the rules and regulations of the tournament.
3.3. Independently tracks or registers all team members in order to obtain an athlete's passport and the right to participate in IGG REMATCH tournaments (https://interglobalgame.com/rematch_en ).
3.4. The team representative, captain or manager assumes responsibility for non-compliance with the rules and clause 3.3, which entails disciplinary action and suspension from the tournament (clause 7.3.).
3.5. Is responsible for the actions of his players and persons, before, during and after the match.
3.6. Ensures compliance with the rules and obligations when changing management or representatives.

4.The participants of the competition

4.1. Any amateur teams from all over the world that are registered and meet the requirements can participate by paying a fee.
4.2. The composition of the teams is approved by the organizer; applications are accepted by decision of the tournament operator.

5.Online competition conditions

5.1. Matches are played online, in accordance with the international rules of football and the specifics of the online game.
5.2. The game is played on a platform or video conferencing system that ensures technical stability.
5.3. The duration of the match is from 6-20 minutes, and the match can also consist of several periods, which must be prescribed before the start of the tournament. In case of a tie, extra time until the golden goal, which ensures victory in the match.
5.4. Before the start of the match, the representatives of the teams enter the list of participants in the protocol, and after the end, they confirm the result.
5.5. Substitutions of participants are possible without limitation and without stopping the match.
5.6. At least 2 participants from each team can participate in the match.
5.7. In case of withdrawal of the team or violation of the rules, the results will be canceled or reviewed according to the regulations.
5.8. Participants must use game avatars or shapes that differ in color. In case of color similarity, the host team uses standard colors, and the second team must change uniforms.
5.9. The participation of the same player for two teams in the same tournament is prohibited, except in cases of official transfer.
5.10. For the participation of a disqualified player or violation of the rules, the team can be punished, including a 0-4 defeat.

6.Judging and moderation

6.1. Refereeing is carried out by appointed moderators or a judge who is guided by the rules of the online game and the regulations.
6.2. In case of disputes or violations, the decision is made by the organizers and moderators.
6.3. Replacement of judges or moderators without valid reasons is not allowed.

7.Disciplinary sanctions

7.1. Warnings and disqualifications for violating the rules, insults, using cheats and other violations.
7.2. For rude or unsportsmanlike behavior — temporary or permanent sanctions, including account blocking.
7.3. Disciplinary action, as well as non-admission to the match in the tournament, is applied if at least one athlete from the team has not independently registered as a participant in the Inter Global Game tournaments (https://interglobalgame.com/rematch_en )
7.4. In case of repeated violations, disqualification of the participant or team.
7.5 The nicknames of the players must not contain offensive, provocative or inappropriate expressions. The organizers reserve the right, at their discretion, to request a change of nickname if they consider it incorrect or violating the rules of the tournament.

8.Responsibility of participants and organizers

8.1. All participants are required to comply with the rules of procedure, the rules of ethics and to treat competitors, judges and organizers with respect.
8.2. Team leaders are responsible for the behavior of their players and attendants.
8.3. In case of violations, the relevant parties are responsible, including possible sanctions by decision of the organizers.

These regulations regulate the conduct of international online 3x3 soccer tournaments and are valid from the moment of approval.

INTER GLOBAL GAME is a tournament operator and the Organizing Committee in one person, which has the right to host and broadcast the IGG Challenge Cup REMATCH tournament.

Rematch is a massively multiplayer online soccer game. Control one character in your team and participate in fast-paced 3x3, 4x4 and 5x5 athlete matches, with an immersive third-person view.

All contributions from the teams form the total prize pool of the tournament "IGG Challenge Cup".
The cost of contributions is calculated at the rate of $ 50 per athlete of the main team announced in the tournament.
Tournament: 3x3=150$
4x4=200$
5x5=250$
At the same time, reserve players registered in the team are not counted in the contribution.
IGG Challenge Cup prize pool distribution:
According to the IGG formula from the total collection:

• 1st place 30% of the prize pool
• 2nd place 20% of the prize pool
• 3rd place 10 % of the prize pool
• 4th-8th place 4% of the prize pool
• 9th-16th place 2% of the prize pool
• Organizational matters 4%

To participate in the IGG CHALLENGE CUP tournament, each individual participant must pay a fee of $ 50 in TRX cryptocurrency.

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