FIFA 17: H2H 1v1FIFA 16: H2H 1v1

Any matches after midnight can be rescheduled to another date within 7 days if either team wishes to reschedule. This rule only applies to tournaments like this one that are scheduled to start before 8pm.

Black Ops 3: 2v2 S&D Tournament Ruleset

Any setting not mentioned is to be left as default and should not be changed at any time.

Game Options - Search & Destroy
Time Limit: 1.5 Minutes
Round Win Limit: 6 Rounds

S&D Advanced	General	Health and Damage	Competitive	Global Settings
Defuse Time: 7.5 Seconds Silent Plant Enabled	Explosive Delay: Disabled	Friendly Fire: Enabled	Ban/Protect Voting: Enabled Ban/Protect Votes per player: 2 Ban/Protect Voting Time: 30 seconds Specialist Draft: Enabled Draft Time: 20 seconds Create a class Edit Time: 90 seconds Scorestreak Edit Time: 20 seconds	Team Assignment: Host Select Team Change In-Game: Disabled CODCasting: Enabled 3rd Person Spectating: Disabled Dynamic Map Elements: Disabled Revenge Voice: Disabled Battlechatter: Disabled Announcer: Enabled

Custom Class Restrictions

The following weapons, equipment, perks and attachments are banned and cannot be used. Everything else is allowed and should not be disabled.

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Secondary Weapons

Launchers

XM-53

Equipment

Lethal	Tactical
Trip mine Thermite C4	Shock Charge

Perks

Perk 1	Perk 2
Sixth Sense	Tracker

Scorestreak

UAV, Care Package, H.A.T.R.

MAPS:
[centre]

S&D

Breach
Evac
Fringe
Hunted
Infection
Redwood
Stronghold

CGPS BO3 2v2 S&D Tournament General Rules

1 - Administration

1.1 Contact Us
The CyberGamer Support System is the primary method of communication between players and administrators. A support ticket should be created in any instance where the player has any questions, concerns or issues regarding any aspect of the competition or at any point in time where a player feels it necessary to contact an administrator. You can access the CyberGamer Support System here.

1.2 CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy
The purpose of the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy is to provide guidelines for infringements which require a match ban as a part of their penalty. All players must adhere to the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy when competing in any CyberGamer competition. The complete Anti Cheat Policy can be found here.

2 - Acknowledgement

By joining this CyberGamer Tournament I acknowledge that I have read and hereby accept and agree to the site Terms and Conditions, Anti-Cheat Policy and all rules and restrictions set in place by CyberGamer staff and administration.

I acknowledge that being able to participate in any ladder on this site is a privilege which may be revoked at any time, with or without explanation, at the discretion of CyberGamer staff and administration.

3 - Player Requirements

3.1 CyberGamer Account
To compete in a CyberGamer competition you must be a registered member of the CyberGamer site. You will not be able to join the competition until an account has been made. If you do not have a CyberGamer account you can register here.

3.2 Player Eligibility
To be eligible to compete in CyberGamer competitions you must fulfil the following expectations as the player;

Must not have an active match or tournament ban listed on your profile.

Must have joined your team prior to a registrations closing.

Must have a PSN ID entered on your profile (See below).

3.3 Player PSN ID
CyberGamer requires each player to have submitted their correct PlayStation Network ID (PSN ID) on their CyberGamer profile prior to being eligible to compete. It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the PSN ID entered on their profile is correct and up-to-date at all times.

4 - Team Requirements

4.1 Team Activation
Upon creating a competition team you are required to have a minimum of 2 players invited to and in acceptance of the invitation to join the team, in order to activate the team before you are able to begin a challenge. Once the minimum number of players has been fulfilled you are then able to interchange the roster at team discretion.

4.2 Team Roster
Each team must have a minimum number of players on their roster in order to compete in a competition. The minimum number of players required is 2. A player will not compete on behalf of a team if they are not on the team roster.

4.3 Team Captains
Each team must nominate at least one player to undertake the responsibility of team captain. The team captain is responsible for accepting and scheduling challenges, adding and removing players from the roster, ensuring match scores are submitted correctly and lodging disputes if deemed necessary.

The team captain has an obligation to the other members on the team to behave professionally and represent the team in a sportsmanlike manner. The team captain is responsible for his teams behaviour during CyberGamer and is thus accountable for any outcomes thereof.

By default, the founding member of the team will be set to captain and can delegate further duties as seen fit.

4.4 Team Name
CyberGamer team names containing any of the following will not be tolerated: profanity, racism, sexism, drug use, silly or too big in size. Refusing to change a team name or repeat use of an inappropriate name will result in punishment. CyberGamer teams may not use the name of a team in which is not theirs (as interpreted by CyberGamer staff and administration).

5 - Match Information

5.1 Match Scheduling
All matches will be scheduled via the CyberGamer tournament system.

All teams/players have a 15 minute period from the match scheduled time to show up and play their match. If a team does not show up by the end of this period, teams must enter the scores as 1-0 to the team who showed in the CyberGamer tournament system.

Teams have 5 minutes between each map/game mode. If a team/player goes over this period you may forfeit the map at administrators discretion.

If a match goes beyond what is a reasonable allocated time both teams are subject to forfeit at administrator discretion.

Please follow the above steps under contact us for support if required.

5.2 Map Selections & Rotations
The Map(s) for this competition will be generated for the players by the CyberGamer tournament system and will be visible on he match page. Players are required to play the specific maps listed for each round. The maps assigned are to be played in the order as displayed on the match page. Verbal agreements to play different maps and/or game types will not be honored by Admins.

On occasion it is a known issue that the system may not display the generated map rotation for some challenges. If this is the case it is the responsibility of the team captain to notify an administrator via the CyberGamer Support System.

Best of 3 series will use the following game mode rotation:
Search and Destroy - Search and Destroy - Search and Destroy

5.3 Match Punctuality
All teams/players have a 15 minute period from the match scheduled time to show up and play their match. If a team does not show up by the end of this period, teams must enter the scores as 1-0 to the team who showed in the CyberGamer tournament system.

Teams have 5 minutes between each map/game mode. If a team/player goes over this period, please follow the above steps for support.

5.4 Seeding
Seeding is done at random per the CyberGamer Tournament System

The team seeds are done in ascending order. Seed one (1) is the highest seed (i.e. Seed ten (10) is a higher seed than twenty (20)). Seeds can be found via the tournament home page.

5.5 Hosting & Spawn Choice
All Host Choices must be made prior to the start of a Match in the match chat.

In a best of 3 series, The higher seeded team will host maps 1 and 3. The lower seeded team will host map 2.

The Team that doesn't Host a Game must choose to play as a specific team for that Game.

Hosting Players must have Open NAT Type.

Hosting Players should create the Private Match. As the hosting Team changes over the course of a Match, the new hosting Player should leave the Private Match and create a new one. If, after the start of a Game, Host is transferred to a Player who wasn't designated to be the Game's Host, the Game must still be played.

We highly suggest that a lag test be performed before the start of each map. If a lag test is not performed, it will be implied that all players agree the host is acceptable to play on.

If a player's connection to the Host becomes unreasonable during a game, the Game must still be played. After each Game, either Team may request that a new Host be tested, if the previous Host was unreasonable.

In the event that the host's connection drops (10 seconds or greater of red bar, proof must be shown) or the game is ended, the hosting team will forfeit that game.

5.6 Ruleset
It is the responsibility of the match host to ensure that the correct ruleset is loaded for the match. In the instance that the incorrect ruleset is played the map will be forfeited to the team which did not host. If it is established within the first 30 seconds or the first kill or points have been earned, that the ruleset is incorrect the map must be restarted.

Verbal & Written agreements to play different settings and/or rules will not be honored by Admins, this includes gentlemens agreements.

5.7 Minimum amount of players
Teams may only play one man down from the number of players who would normally be present on the map. (i.e 3v4). A Team will Forfeit the Match if they don't have the minimum required players present by 15 minutes after a Match's default start time. Teams with the minimum required players present may start the Game at the end of the 15 minute start time or 5 minute period between matches, or forfeit the map, for the 5 minute timer to start again. Bots are not permitted in any Game.

5.8 Substitutions
Substitutions are only permitted in the period between maps. Substitutions are not to be made once the map has started. If a player times out then they can not be replaced.

5.9 Connection Issues
If a Player disconnects from a map during the first 30 seconds or the first kill or points have been earned, the map must be restarted. If a player disconnects after the first 30 seconds or the first kill or points have been earned, the map must continue until complete. The player may reconnect and play the rest of the map. A substitute may not take his place while the map is underway. At the end of the map if the player is yet to rejoin, then player will be given 5 minutes to re-connect.

After the map if the player is unable to reconnect after 5 minutes has passed, the team may continue with an eligible substitute player or must play a player down.

5.10 Spectators
The only spectators permitted to be spectating the match from in the game are CyberGamer staff and administrators. This includes anti-cheat members, livestreamers, recorders and shoutcasters. Additional team members will not be allowed into the lobby unless granted permission and space permits.

5.11 Broadcasting
Players are permitted to broadcast their own point-of-view in matches. This is only acceptable if there is a significant time delay (greater than 30 seconds) between real-time and the broadcast.

When broadcasting through a live streaming service or uploading recorded footage to a video sharing site; you cannot have 'CyberGamer' or any abbreviation of it within the title of the media. This may be seen as if you are representing CyberGamer to someone unfamiliar with the site, which you are not. You may only include this information with permission from an administrator.

5.12 3rd Party Communication
All 3rd Party Communication programs and systems are allowed to be utilised for team communication during matches. It is advised that your team captain is still easily contactable by the opposition (or referee if present) in the case an issue arises.

5.13 Reporting Results
Both teams must report the Match result to the CyberGamer Tournament System within 5 minutes of its completion. Failure to report the Match results on time may results in a Forfeit.

At least one member of each Team should take a Screenshot(s) of each Round's/Game's results in case proof is needed for a dispute. Screenshots should contain the Round Score, Players on each Team, and a time stamp.

5.14 Disputes
A dispute should be lodged by the captain on behalf of their team if there is a dispute regarding any issue in the match that is not resolved by the referee (if present). Disputes, depending on the complexity will be managed by either a referee or administrator and may take an extended period of time to resolve.

Disputes lodged should be accompanied with evidence provided in the form of digital video or video screen capture. It is difficult to resolve a dispute without evidence and may take a longer period of time than usual.

Making false or useless disputes will be dealt with at the discretion of an administrator and repeat offenders will increase the likelihood consequences if seen fit.

6 - Cheating & Exploitation

6.1 Cheating
Cheating is defined as but is not limited to, the use of software/equipment to manipulate another user's connection, 'map hacks', 'wall hacks' or any other form of hacking/glitching content that presents a user with an unfair advantage over the opponent in any game.

If you are unsure if something is classified as cheating or not it is up to you to check with an appropriate referee beforehand

Any form of cheating is should be reported to CyberGamer staff and administration via the CyberGamer Support System with evidence in the form of digital video, still capture or video screenshot. Whatever is applicable to the claim. Cheating claims are managed by CyberGamer administration in accordance with the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy.

6.2 Exploitation
Exploitation is defined as exploiting the in-game mechanics to give an unfair advantage over the opponent in any game. Exploitation may cover the following examples:

FOV / Texture Glitching - If you can see people but they can't see you, or you can shoot people but they can't shoot you.

Planting on top of Bomb - Planting on top of the bombsite itself. This also includes any exploit to alter defusing of the bomb through an object or making the bomb impossible to defuse or access at any point in any position.

As per cheating, any form of exploitation should be reported to CyberGamer staff and administration via the CyberGamer Support System with evidence in the form of digital video, still capture or video screenshot. Whatever is applicable to the claim. Cheating claims are managed by CyberGamer administration in accordance with the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy.

7 - References

7.1 CyberGamer Terms and Conditions
http://au.cybergamer.com/terms/

7.2 CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy
http://au.cybergamer.com/forums/thread/487481/PS3-Anti-Cheat-Policy/

7.3 CyberGamer Support System
http://au.cybergamer.com/support/

Last updated - 2/5/2016

FIFA 16: H2H 1v1 Tournament Ruleset

Settings
Game Length: 6 minutes per half
Game Speed: Normal
Injuries: Off
Team: Any
Squad Type: Online
Please note that this is H2H, not FUT.

CGPS FIFA:16 1v1 H2H Tournament General Rules

1 - Administration

1.1 Contact Us
The CyberGamer Support System is the primary method of communication between players and administrators. A support ticket should be created in any instance where the player has any questions, concerns or issues regarding any aspect of the competition or at any point in time where a player feels it necessary to contact an administrator. You can access the CyberGamer Support System here.

1.2 CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy
The purpose of the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy is to provide guidelines for infringements which require a match ban as a part of their penalty. All players must adhere to the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy when competing in any CyberGamer competition. The complete Anti Cheat Policy can be found here.

2 - Acknowledgement

By joining this CyberGamer Tournament I acknowledge that I have read and hereby accept and agree to the site Terms and Conditions, Anti-Cheat Policy and all rules and restrictions set in place by CyberGamer staff and administration.

I acknowledge that being able to participate in any ladder on this site is a privilege which may be revoked at any time, with or without explanation, at the discretion of CyberGamer staff and administration.

3 - Player Requirements

3.1 CyberGamer Account
To compete in a CyberGamer competition you must be a registered member of the CyberGamer site. You will not be able to join the competition until an account has been made. If you do not have a CyberGamer account you can register here.

3.2 Player Eligibility
To be eligible to compete in CyberGamer competitions you must fulfil the following expectations as the player;

Must not have an active match or tournament ban listed on your profile.

Must have joined your team prior to a registrations closing.

Must have a PSN ID entered on your profile (See below).

3.3 Player PSN ID
CyberGamer requires each player to have submitted their correct PlayStation Network ID (PSN ID) on their CyberGamer profile prior to being eligible to compete. It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the PSN ID entered on their profile is correct and up-to-date at all times.

4 - Team Requirements

4.1 Team Activation
Upon creating a competition team you are required to have a minimum of 1 players invited to and in acceptance of the invitation to join the team, in order to activate the team before you are able to begin a challenge. Once the minimum number of players has been fulfilled you are then able to interchange the roster at team discretion.

4.2 Team Roster
Each team must have a minimum number of players on their roster in order to compete in a competition. The minimum number of players required is 1. A player will not compete on behalf of a team if they are not on the team roster.

4.3 Team Captains
Each team must nominate at least one player to undertake the responsibility of team captain. The team captain is responsible for accepting and scheduling challenges, adding and removing players from the roster, ensuring match scores are submitted correctly and lodging disputes if deemed necessary.

The team captain has an obligation to the other members on the team to behave professionally and represent the team in a sportsmanlike manner. The team captain is responsible for his teams behaviour during CyberGamer and is thus accountable for any outcomes thereof.

By default, the founding member of the team will be set to captain and can delegate further duties as seen fit.

4.4 Team Name
CyberGamer team names containing any of the following will not be tolerated: profanity, racism, sexism, drug use, silly or too big in size. Refusing to change a team name or repeat use of an inappropriate name will result in punishment. CyberGamer teams may not use the name of a team in which is not theirs (as interpreted by CyberGamer staff and administration).

5 - Match Information

5.1 Match Scheduling
All matches will be scheduled via the CyberGamer tournament system.

All teams/players have a 15 minute period from the match scheduled time to show up and play their match. If a team does not show up by the end of this period, teams must enter the scores as 1-0 to the team who showed in the CyberGamer tournament system.

Teams have 5 minutes between each game. If a team/player goes over this period you may forfeit the map at administrators discretion.

If a match goes beyond what is a reasonable allocated time both teams are subject to forfeit at administrator discretion.

Please follow the above steps under contact us for support if required.

5.2 Match Punctuality
All teams/players have a 15 minute period from the match scheduled time to show up and play their match. If a team does not show up by the end of this period, teams must enter the scores as 1-0 to the team who showed in the CyberGamer tournament system.

Teams have 5 minutes between each map/game mode. If a team/player goes over this period, please follow the above steps for support.

5.3 Seeding
Seeding is done at random per the CyberGamer Tournament System

The team seeds are done in ascending order. Seed one (1) is the highest seed (i.e. Seed ten (10) is a higher seed than twenty (20)). Seeds can be found via the tournament home page.

5.4 Hosting & Home/Away

Highest seed is to host the game.

Hosting Players must have Open NAT Type.

Hosting Players should create the Private Match. As the hosting Team changes over the course of a Match, the new hosting Player should leave the Private Match and create a new one. If, after the start of a Game, Host is transferred to a Player who wasn't designated to be the Game's Host, the Game must still be played.

If a player's connection to the Host becomes unreasonable during a game, the Game must still be played. After each Game, either Team may request that a new Host be tested, if the previous Host was unreasonable. ( For FIFA this only applies to BO3's )

5.5 Ruleset
It is the responsibility of the match host to ensure that the correct ruleset is loaded for the match. In the instance that the incorrect ruleset is played the game will be forfeited to the team which did not host. If it is established within the first 30 seconds or goals have been earned, that the ruleset is incorrect the game must be restarted.

Verbal & Written agreements to play different settings and/or rules will not be honored by Admins, this includes gentlemens agreements.

5.6 Connection Issues
If a player loses connection while they are leading, or if the game is tied, both players must agree to start a new game and play out the remaining minutes. For instance, if the game cuts out in the 57th minute with a scoreline of 1-0, that score remains intact and both players play a new game until the 33rd minute. If a player disconnects while they are losing, they can still play out the remaining minutes if they wish.

5.7 Broadcasting
Players are permitted to broadcast their own point-of-view in matches. This is only acceptable if there is a significant time delay (greater than 30 seconds) between real-time and the broadcast.

When broadcasting through a live streaming service or uploading recorded footage to a video sharing site; you cannot have 'CyberGamer' or any abbreviation of it within the title of the media. This may be seen as if you are representing CyberGamer to someone unfamiliar with the site, which you are not. You may only include this information with permission from an administrator.

5.8 3rd Party Communication
All 3rd Party Communication programs and systems are allowed to be utilised for team communication during matches. It is advised that your team captain is still easily contactable by the opposition (or referee if present) in the case an issue arises.

5.9 Reporting Results
Both teams must report the Match result to the CyberGamer Tournament System within 5 minutes of its completion. Failure to report the Match results on time may results in a Forfeit.

At least one member of each Team should take a Screenshot(s) of each Round's/Game's results in case proof is needed for a dispute. Screenshots should contain the Round Score, Players on each Team, and a time stamp.

5.10 Disputes
A dispute should be lodged by the captain on behalf of their team if there is a dispute regarding any issue in the match that is not resolved by the referee (if present). Disputes, depending on the complexity will be managed by either a referee or administrator and may take an extended period of time to resolve.

Disputes lodged should be accompanied with evidence provided in the form of digital video or video screen capture. It is difficult to resolve a dispute without evidence and may take a longer period of time than usual.

Making false or useless disputes will be dealt with at the discretion of an administrator and repeat offenders will increase the likelihood consequences if seen fit.

6 - Cheating & Exploitation

6.1 Cheating
Cheating is defined as but is not limited to, the use of software/equipment to manipulate another user's connection, 'map hacks', 'wall hacks' or any other form of hacking/glitching content that presents a user with an unfair advantage over the opponent in any game.

If you are unsure if something is classified as cheating or not it is up to you to check with an appropriate referee beforehand

Any form of cheating is should be reported to CyberGamer staff and administration via the CyberGamer Support System with evidence in the form of digital video, still capture or video screenshot. Whatever is applicable to the claim. Cheating claims are managed by CyberGamer administration in accordance with the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy.

6.2 Exploitation
Exploitation is defined as exploiting the in-game mechanics to give an unfair advantage over the opponent in any game. Exploitation may cover the following examples:

FOV / Texture Glitching - If you can see people but they can't see you, or you can shoot people but they can't shoot you.

Planting on top of Bomb - Planting on top of the bombsite itself. This also includes any exploit to alter defusing of the bomb through an object or making the bomb impossible to defuse or access at any point in any position.

As per cheating, any form of exploitation should be reported to CyberGamer staff and administration via the CyberGamer Support System with evidence in the form of digital video, still capture or video screenshot. Whatever is applicable to the claim. Cheating claims are managed by CyberGamer administration in accordance with the CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy.

7 - References

7.1 CyberGamer Terms and Conditions
http://au.cybergamer.com/terms/

7.2 CyberGamer Anti-Cheat Policy
http://au.cybergamer.com/forums/thread/487481/PS3-Anti-Cheat-Policy/

7.3 CyberGamer Support System
http://au.cybergamer.com/support/

Last updated - 22/6/2016

Joining a tournament and not showing up to your first match will generally result in a site-wide match ban for 1-14 days.

Most tournaments run for between 3 and 5 hours.

Some tournaments may go late into the night and it may be required for the remaining matches in the tournament to be played at a later day. If a tournament does not complete on the day it is scheduled teams will have up to 7 days to complete their matches at their convenience, if you are unable to complete your matches within 7 days CyberGamer reserves the right to forfeit you (a refund may or may not be offered).

If you know a team/player is not eligible to play a match you should resolve the issue BEFORE you play the match. You should forfeit the team BEFORE the match if that is what you want to do. If you try and forfeit a team for playing an ineligible player AFTER the match you may not be given a forfeit win. You may even be banned for unsportsmanlike behavior if it is believed you played a match knowing you could try and forfeit them if you lost. This rule applies to all ladders/leagues/tournaments across the site.

Quote from http://au.cybergamer.com/terms/:

CyberGamer Tournaments:
By competing in CyberGamer tournaments you understand and agree to the following:

- Any entry fees paid to CyberGamer will be refunded only if you withdraw from the tournament before the registration close time, or if your team is automatically withdrawn (for not qualifying etc), or is removed by a CyberGamer admin or the tournament is cancelled.
- We reserve the right to cancel any tournament and refund all members their entry fee (if applicable) at any time.
- Refunds will attempt to be made to the source of payment. If this is not possible your CG Credits account will be credited your entry fee.
- Most refunds will be made within 1 hour of the tournament starting, however if there are issues we aim to have all refunds completed within 48 hours.
- Prizemoney for teams eligible will be assigned to each team members CG Credits account within 48 hours of the tournament successfully completing. Withdrawing your prizemoney from your CG credits account can take up to 7 business days and can only be withdrawn to a bank account or paypal currently.
- Teams that win prize money have the winnings split evenly between all members that have had their entry fee paid (regardless who paid the entry fee and even if they were technically a sub that didn't play a match).
- Tournaments that have no entry fee but have a prize will have the winnings split between all members, including subs, regardless whether they competed in a match.
- By signing up to a tournament you agree to the tournament rules posted on the tournaments overview page.
- Various tournaments can go for the entire day, whilst most will go for at least 4 hours. Please check the tournament page for more information.
- You agree to provide all demos of your matches (if applicable) to CyberGamer. Failure to provide a demo will result in you being banned from the tournament system and any prizemoney forfeited.
- You agree that the CyberGamer Admin/Anticheat team will review any disputed matches and may overturn any matches as we see fit. If your match is overturned due to what we believe is cheating, your team will be refunded your entry fees (if applicable) and permanently banned from CyberGamer, you will also be in-eligible to receive any prize money.
- In the event that a match dispute arises that is unlikely to be resolved quickly, CyberGamer reserves the right to refund both teams (if applicable) and withdraw them "mid-tournament".
- Having a stable ISP/internet connection is the responsibility of the individual players, CyberGamer will not refund users/teams that lose matches due to user internet problems.
- If there are significant ISP/internet issues that affect multiple teams we will likely cancel a tournament and refund all users.
- If the CyberGamer servers or website suffer significant issues, the entire tournament will be cancelled at the admins discretion.
- CyberGamer reserves the right to ban any user from competing in our tournaments for any reason.
- All disputable issues that can be known at the start of a match must be resolved before the match starts. For example playing with less players than required or playing with players not on rosters. If you agree to start the match it is assumed you are happy with the match to count. Disputing the match afterwards for such issues will result in a lost match and possible bans wasting the admins time and for bad sportsmanship.
- You have confirmed you are legally able to compete in our tournaments in your jurisdiction.

PC

PS4

FIFA 16

FIFA 17: H2H 1v1FIFA 16: H2H 1v1