Kaizen tournament rules

1. In-game conduct

• Cheats, hacks, or any software/exploit that unfairly alters the game are not allowed.
• Toxic behavior towards other players, opponents, or the organizing staff (insults, harassment, discrimination) is not allowed.
• Playing anonymously is not allowed: the in-game name used during the tournament must match the one declared at registration, and be recognizable by the organizers.

2. Lobby code

The lobby code arrives as a notification directly on the site, to the account that registered the team. Only that person (the team captain/leader) should enter the code to create or join the match — avoid having multiple teammates try to enter it, to prevent conflicts in the lobby.

Right after registering, you'll be asked whether to enable push notifications so you get alerted as soon as the code is posted (on iPhone you first need to install the site to your Home Screen from Safari). You can also turn them on later from the 🔔 icon at the top of the site.

3. Submitting results

For each game you must upload a screenshot as proof of your placement and eliminations, in the dedicated section of the "My team" page. Without a screenshot, staff may flag the result or not count it.

4. Consequences

Breaking any of these rules can lead to disqualification from the tournament, at the organizing staff's discretion. If disqualified, results already achieved won't count.

5. Responsibility of whoever registers

Whoever registers is responsible for knowing these rules and, if applicable, sharing them with their teammates before the tournament starts. Registering means accepting these rules.