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THE RULES

Playgrounds Rules of Conduct - General

There will be no Food or Drinks (Including alcohol) on the Gaming floor.

There will be no Cameras allowed on the Gaming floor (Including cell phones cameras)

Participants must obey the directions given by the Tournament Directors or by any other Playgrounds staff.

Failure to comply with the General rules will result in a Warning, if the participant(s) continues to disobey the rule it can result in ejection from the event.

Playgrounds Rules of Conduct - During Game Play

Minor Infraction - Acts of misconduct that will result in the issuing of a Warning. These acts include, but are not limited to opening a gaming system, raising TV volume above the maximum allowed volume, communication between Players and Spectators, excessive use of vulgar language, and Coaches taunting opposing Players.

Major Infraction - Acts of misconduct that will result in the issuing of a Technical Foul. These acts include, but are not limited to the verbal abuse of a Playgrounds Staff member, the use of vulgar language aimed at an opposing Player, verbal abuse of an opposing Player, and excessive taunting or celebration by Coaches or Players.

Warning - The penalty for a Minor Infraction which stays with a Player or Team for the remainder of the Competition. Two Warnings will result in a Technical Foul.

Technical Foul - The penalty for a Major Infraction that stays with a Player or Team for the remainder of the Competition. Players who are penalized with a Technical Foul will not Host the next Game they or their Team are scheduled to Host. RSV Players who are penalized with a Technical Foul will force their Team to stand still for the first 10 seconds of the next Game. These penalties, if necessary, will be carried from one Match to the next or one Competition to the next. Coaches receiving a Technical Foul will have their Coach Pass and privileges taken away.

Ejection - The penalty for acts of misconduct deemed so inexcusable that they will result in the Player being asked to leave the Competition. These acts include, but are not limited to intentional Forfeiting or conspiring to manipulate the Rankings or Brackets, unsportsmanlike physical contact, and maliciously throwing objects at another person. Three Technical Fouls will also result in Ejection.