Types of Events
XX3 events may use knockout, round-robin, group, or leaderboard formats. The structure determines how many chances a player gets and how results carry into later stages.
Special events can add challenges or restrictions. Check the current rules before joining and use the tournament-format guide when the stage structure is unclear.
- Special Rules for Events
- Adapt Your Approach Accordingly
- Knockout vs. Round-Robin
Scoring Systems
Points can come from match results, milestones, placement, or selected challenges. The event page should show the value of each category and any applicable multiplier.
Read the scoring guide before play and note the actions that carry penalties. That makes it easier to compare risk with the points on offer.
- Build the plan around the scoring table
- How points are allocated across scoring categories.
- Milestones and Challenges
Player Conduct and Fair Play
Conduct rules protect the event and its participants. Account sharing, prohibited tools, harassment, or attempts to manipulate results can trigger a review.
A rule violation may lead to a point penalty or disqualification. Read the prohibited-actions list before play so an avoidable mistake does not affect the event.
- Respecting Opponents
- Penalties that apply to misconduct or prohibited tools.
- Creating a Positive Gaming Environment
Registration and Eligibility
Registration conditions can vary by event. Confirm account status, verification, location, and the check-in deadline early enough to fix a problem.
Some events request additional information or documents. The eligibility guide explains the common checks and what to prepare.
- Understand Registration Steps
- Prepare Documentation if Needed
- Check Eligibility Conditions
Results, Ties, and Prize Review
An event is not fully settled until the standings are marked final. Ties may be broken by completion time, direct results, penalties, or another rule listed before play began.
Save the final screen and wait for the review window before reporting a missing prize.
- Read the tie-break order before joining.
- Check whether penalties affect the displayed score.
- Wait for provisional results to become final.
- Keep screenshots until the prize is posted.
- Use the event ID when contacting support.
