What counts as cheating, and what happens if someone does it?

Unauthorised software, exploiting bugs, match-fixing, collusion, having someone else play for you, harassment, discrimination and deliberately disruptive behaviour are all prohibited. Intentionally disconnecting can be treated as cheating too.

Depending on how serious it is, the response ranges from a warning to forfeiting the match, disqualification, losing a prize, a ban from future tournaments, or legal action.

To report someone, contact us with the tournament, the round, the player and any evidence you have — screenshots or a replay. We do not discuss what happens to another player's account afterwards, with anyone.