Community Conduct

Last updated 2026-05-04 · v3

1 How cards work

Yellow cards stack — count of active yellows drives the ban: 1 = warning, 2 = 1 day, 3 = 3 days, 4 = 1 week, 5 = 1 month, 6 = 3 months, 7 or more = permanent. Each yellow expires after 2 weeks of un-banned time (the clock pauses while you're banned). Cards expiring naturally never lift a ban — only an admin revoking a card can do that.
Red cards are explicit admin bans and do not expire. An admin sets the ban length (1 day up to permanent).
While banned you can't sign up for tournaments, join queues, or be picked as a substitute.

No-show — Checking in to a match and not showing up when it starts on time. Automatic — can be reverted with a genuine reason. No penalty for being late when you join as a substitute. Dodging a specific opponent or teammate is treated the same way.
Bullying — Slurs, threats, personal attacks, or sustained hostility — in chat, voice, or DMs. Friendly banter is fine; if the target asks you to stop, stop.
Gameplay sabotage — Own goals on purpose, going AFK, refusing to play, or throwing. Post video or screenshot evidence if no admin was in the match.
False results — Reporting a score that doesn't match what happened.
Sandbagging — Losing on purpose or otherwise manipulating your rating to get easier matchmaking or softer tournament seeding.
Smurfing — One account per person. Contact an admin if you need a Discord account change — don't create a second profile.
Disruption — Spam, excessive pings, or disruptive behaviour in voice chat, match chat, or other channels.
Known exploits — Using an exploit the community has clearly flagged as off-limits.

If you think a card was issued unfairly, DM Rachel or an admin directly. Be specific about the card and why you think it's wrong — clear mistakes can be reverted.