To create a team, access the ladder section on the website after signing up and logging in. Look for the option to create a team and follow the provided instructions. If you prefer to join an existing team, you can browse available teams within the ladder and request to join them.

No, the ladder enforces a rule that prohibits players from being part of multiple teams at the same time. Each player is only allowed to be a member of one team.

Matches posted on the ladder will be public and visible to all participants. To find a match, navigate to the ladder section and browse the posted matches. You can either directly challenge a team that has posted a match or use the match finder system to search for available matches.

The ladder rankings are determined by an Elo system. Points are awarded or deducted based on the outcomes of matches. Wins against higher-ranked teams result in more points gained, while losses may lead to a decrease in points. The rankings are automatically adjusted based on match results and the Elo algorithm.

Ladder rankings are updated automatically and regularly. The system updates the rankings immediately after match results are reported, ensuring that the ladder standings are up to date.

After completing a ladder match, both teams are responsible for reporting the results on the ladder website. There will be a dedicated section or form where you can enter the match details, including the winning team and the final score.

In the event of a dispute or disagreement regarding match results, teams should provide video proof of the match outcome. This evidence will be used to resolve conflicts and ensure fair outcomes. The ladder administrators will review the submitted proof to make a final determination.

If you suspect a player or team of cheating or notice any suspicious activity on the ladder, it is important to report it promptly. You can report cheaters through the following channels: Send an email to our support team using the provided email address. Contact us on Discord, where we have a dedicated channel for reporting cheaters and discussing any suspicious activity. Reach out to us on Twitter, either through direct messaging or by mentioning our official account and providing the necessary details. If the person in question is currently in a match, you may dispute the match and discuss the suspected cheating or suspicious activity with the opposing team or the ladder administrators.