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Contest and Prize Rules

General eligibility, verification, fairness, anti-cheating, disqualification, and prize rules.

Last updated: July 28, 2026

1. Application of rules

These are general rules for HoopLiga contests, tournaments, championships, rankings, and prize promotions. A specific event may publish additional rules that also apply.

2. Eligibility

Participants must satisfy the published age, location, registration, team, account, scheduling, and identity requirements. Eligibility may be verified before a prize is awarded.

3. Fair play

  • No fake identities or substitute players.
  • No score, statistic, vote, ranking, or XP manipulation.
  • No bribery, collusion, threats, or match fixing.
  • No falsified evidence, documents, game footage, or eligibility records.
  • Participants must follow safety, venue, and sportsmanship rules.

4. Verification and decisions

HoopLiga may review game records, video, witness statements, account activity, and organizer reports. Reasonable administrative decisions may be made to protect fairness and safety.

5. Prizes

Prize descriptions are subject to availability, verification, sponsor terms, lawful requirements, and the specific event rules. Images may be illustrative unless expressly stated otherwise.

Registration, insurance, taxes, transportation, delivery, documentation, ownership transfer, maintenance, or other costs are the winnerโ€™s responsibility unless the event rules expressly state that HoopLiga will pay them.

6. Disqualification

A participant may be disqualified for cheating, fraud, ineligibility, unsafe conduct, harassment, rule violations, false information, or conduct that damages the integrity of the event.

7. Changes or cancellation

An event may be postponed, modified, suspended, or cancelled because of safety concerns, technical failure, fraud, insufficient participation, venue problems, government restrictions, force majeure, or circumstances beyond reasonable control.

Policy notice: These documents support transparency and responsible website operation. They do not replace professional legal advice, required registrations, security controls, consent procedures, moderation, or compliance with specific government and advertising-network requirements.