Game specific
Mode, platform and game-specific rules come from the affected tournament's published version.
Official source, responsible decision
FIG documents are retained as versioned sources. The version linked to a competition is the one to consult for applicable conditions.
Document hierarchy
The official FIG rules are the initial reference source. Every published tournament must then point to an approved, dated and administered version. Games, countries, points, prices, dates and conditions remain configurable.
FIG RULES
Mode, platform and game-specific rules come from the affected tournament's published version.
Platform safeguards and common conditions remain available before registration.
FIG identity protects access to registrations, histories and decisions tied to an account.
The version displayed on the tournament page is the applicable reference for that competition.
Server-side provider confirmation is authoritative; refund conditions are published with the tournament.
Evidence and decisions follow the FIG process; sensitive decisions remain attributable and justified.
Conduct, reports and potential measures are handled under the published FIG version.
Platform safeguards
The competition page must reference the applicable version. A general page does not replace it.
Disqualification, permanent bans, result changes and refunds require authorisation.
Formats, sizes and retention periods are defined and enforced server-side.
Sensitive actions are attributed, timestamped and retained in an audit log.
Age and required consent are checked against published conditions and applicable law.
A screen never confirms an action the server has not actually recorded.
Unsure during a competition?
FIG Assistance can explain a published rule and create a ticket. It never issues a final sanction, refund or result change on its own.
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