GENERAL RULES
- By participating in our tournaments, all participants automatically agree that they vow to respect fellow participants and the MOBILE E-SPORTS® Staff.
- Do not join an official tournament lobby if you are not part of the team or list that is playing. Ineligible players that do join are at risk of being banned from the tournament or receive other penalties.
- The usage of ‘jailbroken’ or ‘rooted’ devices in tournament matches is not permitted.
- Any private discussion or complaint you have with tournament officials are to remain confidential unless otherwise stated by the MOBILE E-SPORTS Staff. If you believe you had a bad experience and do have a complaint to file then you can do so within 48 hours after your match has ended. It is imperative to include a detailed report along with hard evidence of what you, your team, clan, or organisation are filing a protest for.
- It is strictly prohibited to gamble or bet during an ongoing tournament. This rule applies to players or a team management that has any relations to a participating party. Such actions can give unfair advantage to close associates of players or teams that are playing.
- We reserve the right to edit the rules at any time and disqualify players or teams for reasons not stated in this list or take other action.
- All participants agree that their matches may be streamed and/or recorded and published on our platforms such as YouTube. All participants have to join the official MOBILE E-SPORTS chat room on Discord App. Players or teams that have no representative in the chat after the tournament has started may be disqualified.
- It is prohibited to spam or use offensive messages on any of MOBILE E-SPORTS’ platforms and doing so may result in us taking punitive measures against you.
- During an on-going tournament, players are not allowed to change their in-game name. Clan Tags before in-game names are allowed to be changed.
- Team members that are aware of a fellow hacker or cheater’s actions yet failed to come forth in reporting him will be banned for a period of 2 months.
- Only touch input is allowed to control the game in this tournament.
- Ignorance of rules does not justify rule breaking. If you have questions about any rules, contact our support.
REGISTRATION
- All players or teams that wish to apply for our Overdox tournaments must be registered to our Discord Bot. The player or team list must contain the Overdox in-game names of the players.
- Registration can only be managed through the bot.
OFF-STREAM MATCHES
- Matches that are not streamed on the official MOBILE E-SPORTS® Channels are considered Off-Stream Matches.
- Tournament participants that agree on a specific date must make sure that they shows up on the agreed-upon time. If a party does not join the in-game lobby within 10 minutes after the agreed-upon time, they will be at risk of disqualification. The party that does not respond on MOBILE E-SPORTS’ Discord chat room and to e-mails within 24 hours, may be disqualified.
- All matches must be supervised by an official moderator of the MOBILE E-SPORTS® Team. All official moderators have the “Moderator” role in our Discord Server.
- If two parties fail to schedule their match during the given time limit, one or both parties may be disqualified.
- Parties that are assigned to play during a stream and fail to show up without notifying us at least 24 hours before the start of the stream will be disqualified and may be banned from future tournaments.
MATCH RULES
- The usage of cheats, hacks, or any other third-party applications that give you an unfair advantage over your opponents will result in immediate disqualification. Teams or players may also be banned from future tournaments.
- Players which are not registered on the bot will be disqualified.
- All players must remain in the game’s lobby following the conclusion of each match. This allows us to view their final score on the scoreboard. Players that leave the lobby earlier and thus do not show up on the scoreboard may be suspended from on-going tournaments.
- Once the match has started, only the players that are in the lobby are eligible to play. In the case of a player disconnecting and is not able to join back then he can continue playing in the next remaining matches.
- It is not allowed to switch to the spectator mode. If a player is caught using the spectator mode, that player will automatically have to forfeit the current round of that match.
- Account sharing will be met with disqualification. Only the original owner of the Overdox account may use it in tournaments.
- Abusing in-game glitches that give a team an unfair advantage is not permitted. Players caught doing so may be disqualified.
- Depending on the settings for each individual tournament, more rules may apply for every match, such as banned items. If any special rules apply, then they may be found on this page or the tournament announcement page.
- All players will need to use the weapon grade depending on the round requirements: Preliminaries will feature Rare or lower grades; Playoffs will feature Epic or lower grades; and the Finals will feature Legendary or lower grades. Only in the All-Star Round will players be able to use any weapon they want.
- If a player chooses a weapon that does not match the grades required for the round then he will first be warned and will have 2 points deducted from the match score. If the player breaks the rule again then he will be disqualified from the tournament.
- There will be no limitations to the armor that players wear.
- Special Skins (Jack-o-Lantern, Snowman, Wyvern Wing, Discepolo, Black Dog, Infantry, Ten Kings of Hell & any skin under the Special Skins category) are banned from this tournament.
- Starting level of all equipment (armors & weapons) will be locked to level 11, including during the All-Star Round.
- All stages of the tournament will following the following map order: Match 1 – Death Asylum > Match 2 – Downtown > Match 3 – Land of Opulence.
- If for any reason a participant is late or doesn’t show up for the tournament, then the group that said player belongs to will carry on without the late or absent player.
- Players that are found to have over 300 Ping may be asked not to continue in the next rounds due to latency and lag issues. Players that are removed early on may be replaced with new applicants.
PRIZES
- Following the conclusion of a tournament, prizes will be sent within 40 working days approximately unless withheld for reasons concerning potential hacking, or other rule-breaking. If for any reason you do not receive your prizes following 40 days then please let us know and we will do our best to send them as soon as possible.
- Cash prizes will be sent from PayPal registered within the United Kingdom unless mentioned otherwise.
- If it was discovered that a team or player has hacked or cheated during a tournament, they will have to abandon their championship title and refund the prizes they received in equivalent value.
- The prize recipient is in all cases the captain of the team (the person who is displayed as the leader in the team profile of the Discord Bot) or the winning player, unless discussed otherwise beforehand.
- Prize recipients are fully responsible for expenses such as corporation tax, personal tax, legal responsibilities, and currency conversion.
- Prize recipients are fully responsible for providing the correct full names, addresses, and PayPal details.
- It is the Team Captain’s responsibility for deciding how prizes will be divided among his team.
- Prize recipients are required to provide their ID or a similar document that allows us to confirm their identity to be eligible for monetary prizes.
- Prize recipients will need to sign a legally binding contract that their team has won the tournament without any cheating involved whatsoever.
- For regional tournaments, sponsored prizes are eligible to be shipped for that specific region only.
- For Overdox regional tournaments, all prizes will be rewarded to players for that said region only.