STRUCTURE OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD

The School earning the most gold medals across the tournament will earn the coveted Inter-School Esports Championship title for the year 2022 

Eligible games for Overall Championship Award

• Based on registrations for the game titles, the games that will count towards the overall Championship award for this year will be updated here.
• A minimum of 8 successfully registered players/teams are needed for a game title to be considered eligible.
• Game titles that cannot be completed due to unforeseen issues (eg: game server unavailability, matchmaking failure, etc) will not be considered for the Championship award.
• Gamer.LK reserves the right to make the decision on the final list of eligible game titles.
• Women’s league game titles and exhibition game titles will not be considered eligible.

CASUAL TITLES (NOT CONSIDERED FOR AWARD)

• Fall Guys

CANCELLED TITLES

• Assetto Corsa
• Arena of Valor
• DOTA 2
• League of Legends
• Overwatch 2
• Rainbow Six Siege
• Women’s Clash Royale
• Women’s Mario Kart Tour

Overall Championship Award CRITERIA

• A gold first medal placement system will be used for deciding who wins the overall Championship (similar to the Olympic medal system)
• Each player that secures a top three placement in an eligible game title (listed above), will earn a medal
  • First place: Gold medal
  • Second place: Silver medal
  • Third place: Bronze medal
• These medals will then be allocated to the player’s respective School
• At the end of the tournament, the School that has the most gold medals will win the Championship
• However, if two or more Schools have the same number of gold medals, the silver medals are then judged from the most to the least and then the bronze medals
• In the event a player fails verification or is confirmed to be using cheats, any medals they have secured for the School will be removed immediately
• This is a virtual medal system only and no physical medals/awards ceremony will be held

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