ELIGIBILITY
This tournament is open to all

General Game Settings
Team selection: National and Clubs
Match mode : Exhibition
Difficulty: 5 stars
Match length: 15-20 minutes
Players condition: Randomize
Season: Summer
Weather: Fine
Players substitution: 3 per match
Injuries: no
PLATFORM: PLAYSTATION 3
Referee: Randomize

The following game settings will be used for group stage matches:
Extra-time: yes
Penalty shoot-out: yes

The following game settings will be used for the final, semifinal and quarterfinal decider match:
Extra-time: yes
Penalty shoot-out: yes

Tournament Procedure
Notification
Players must be present in the tournament area at their notification schedule. Players are advised to be present a few minutes before the schedule to avoid any unpredictable delay.

The notification schedule indicates the time at which the players are requested to be present to begin a match session. A match session includes the player setup such as controlling device installation, configuration and warm-up, and one or more matches, as defined in the tournament schedule. Players must leave the tournament area once their match session is finished.

Setup and Warm-up
Players must play on the computer and conditions designated by the tournament officials. When played on stage, players have to accept the particular stage conditions such as special lights, cardio frequency-meters, and the use of special headphones provided by the organization.

The following rules apply only when players have to play on official computers:
Match procedure
Players must play their matches according to the tournament structure and schedule.

Players must receive the authorisation signal from a referee before joining or starting a match.

Players may not communicate with external people during the match.

Players may not leave an official game in progress.

If a match is involuntary interrupted (player crash, server crash, server network cuts, power cuts...) the tournament officials may decide to replay or not the match.

Rules Violations
Definition
Each match is controlled by a referee who has full authority to enforce the regulations in connection with the match to which he has been appointed. The referee has the authority to give warnings to a player. (See d)

The tournament is controlled by a tournament director who has full authority to enforce the regulations in connection with the tournament and all matches played in the tournament. The tournament director assigns the referees to each match, has the authority to give warnings, to send off a player, and to take part in the study of the infringement for additional sanctions. (See d and e)

Tournament officials are the referees, the tournament director and the competition manager of the Index Conferences & Exhbitions.

Warnings and Sanctions
1. A player may be cautioned and receive a warning if he commits any of the following offences:

Refuses to follow tournament officials instructions.
Arrives late at his convocation schedule .
Shows dissent by word or action .
Uses insulting language and/or gestures .
Is guilty of unsporting behavior .

2. A player may be cautioned and be sent off if he/ she commit any of the following offences:

Receives more than one warning .
Is guilty of violent conduct .
Uses any unlawful or unfair proceedings .
Mislead or dupe any tournament official .
Is not present at his match schedule .
A player sent off immediately loses its current match, or next if not playing, by default loss.

3. After study of the infringement by the competition manager and the tournament director, a sentoff player may be subject to additional sanctions such as multiple default loss, disqualification of the player, and banishment of next year’s competition.

4. A disqualified player will automatically lose all his next matches by default and loses all rights and prizes that would have been awarded. In a group stage, the previous matches’ results within the group are cancelled and are also lost by default. All points won or lost are backwardly re-distributed.