AMATEUR & EXPERT CIRCUIT TOURNAMENT RULES

1. Create Your Account & Join the Tournament

All players must create an account and join directly through their account dashboard. If you do not join through your account, your entry will not count — no exceptions.

Tournament sign-ups open every week, and the Participate button becomes available when registration is live. Based on your self-declared skill level, you will only see tournaments you’re eligible for. For example, if you’re Expert, you will not be able to participate in Amateur tournaments.

Upcoming tournament dates and times are listed in advance, but the join link and password become available 1 hour before the tournament starts. Please do not share the link or password with anyone who isn’t registered.

If you wish to participate in Pro tournaments due to the additional benefits, then you can self-declare your skill level to pro status. However, keep in mind that once you do, you will not be able to move back.

2. Prize Eligibility & Verification

All players can play and compete; however, prizes are only given to $Clash holders. Prizes for the Top 10 finishers are displayed on the main tournament’s page and within the player’s account.

You must hold ≥ 2,500 $CLASH at two checkpoints:

Pre-Event Checkpoint: before the tournament begins
Post-Event Verification: within ~48 hours during moderator review

Wallets failing either checkpoint are ineligible for prizes.

Wins against non-registered players will not be counted toward standings to prevent cheating, manipulation, or win trading.

Bonus Multipliers:
Players may increase their placement prize based on their $CLASH holdings. To be eligible for bonus multipliers, a player must have competed in at least 3 tournaments.

Holding 25,000+ $CLASH doubles your placement prize (2×)
Holding 250,000+ $CLASH triples your placement prize (3×)

Example:
If the 6th-place prize is 0.5 SOL:

A player holding 25,000+ $CLASH receives 1.0 SOL (2×).
A player holding 250,000+ $CLASH receives 1.5 SOL (3×).
A player holding under 25,000 $CLASH but above 2000 $CLASH receives the standard 0.5 SOL.
Bonuses apply only to placement rewards and only if both eligibility checkpoints are met.

3. Social Media Requirements

Top-10 Finishers — Post-Tournament Requirement

All Top-10 finishers in the Normal Circuit must complete a post-tournament social media submission within 24 hours.

➡️ Account → Tournament Tab → Social Media Submission

On X (Preferred):

Share something positive about your experience and invite others to join our tournaments using your Affiliate Link (inside your account).
Include a screenshot of the event or your placement
Tag @GeorgePlayClash and include $CLASH & #CLASHROYALE

If not using X:

Post a vertical recap video (IG/TikTok/YouTube Shorts) with a CTA to join our tournaments and post your Affiliate Link.

4. Auto Contribution for Returning Winners

Any player/wallet that has previously won a Top-10 prize owes a 1,000 $CLASH contribution for each new Top-10 prize. Handled automatically at payout.

First-time Top-10 winners are exempt.

5. Top-3 Repeat Cap (Cooldown)

If a player places in the Top 3, they are ineligible for Top-3 placement payout for the next two (2) Normal tournaments.

Any Top-3 finish during cooldown is paid as 4th place.

6. Disqualification & Prize Ineligibility

Win-trading, smurfing, collusion, harassment, or any unfair play results in DQ and prize loss. Play fair and support the community.

7. Integrity Bounty & Reporting

Confidentially DM a moderator with evidence of cheating, smurfing, or rule violations.
Verified reports that lead to sanctions may receive a bounty.

False or malicious reporting may result in penalties.

8. Winner Payout

Payouts are made in SOL to the wallet listed in your Account Settings. Payouts typically occur on Sunday after all verification steps are completed. Please ensure all requirements are submitted promptly.

9. Rule Changes & Organizer Discretion

Organizers may update rules at any time to maintain fairness and competitive integrity.
Participation implies acceptance of the latest posted rules.

PRO CIRCUIT TOURMANET RULES

Pro tournaments are a step up from Expert and Amateur. The competition is fiercer, but there are major advantages:

No “Top 3 repeat cap” rule — top players can keep placing and earning every week.
Smaller fields — typically, much fewer players, which can improve your odds compared to larger Amateur/Expert brackets. Keep in mind top 10 finishers all win prizes.
Ability to Remove Auto Contribution — with 10 completed referrals. More details are shared in your account.
Invitational path — only Pro players can qualify for our Pro Invitational, which features bigger prizes and more prestige.

1. Create Your Account & Join the Tournament

All players must create an account and join directly through their account dashboard. If you do not join through your account, your entry will not count — no exceptions.

Tournament sign-ups open every week, and the Participate button becomes available when registration is live.

2. Eligibility

The Pro Circuit is designed for Semi-Pro, Pro, and Ex-Pro players with extensive competitive experience in Clash Royale. While players self-declare their skill level, if you meet any of the criteria below, you are automatically required to compete in Pro tournaments. Any attempt to play in a lower skill-level tournament will result in a ban from all tournaments.

Semi-Pro Players

A Semi-Pro is defined as any player who has ever reached:
Top 1000 Clash Royale UC Rank, Top 1000 Global Tournament Rank, and/or completed a 20-win challenge .

Pro Players

Pros are players who actively compete for prize winnings in tournaments or official leagues.

This includes, but is not limited to:

Players currently competing in paid tournaments
Players participating in CRL or other professional Clash Royale leagues
Players regularly enter competitive events with prize pools

If you consider yourself an active competitor seeking winnings, you belong in the Pro category.

Ex-Pro Players

Ex-Pros are players who previously competed at a high level or earned prize money, but are not currently active in competitive circuits.

Examples include:

Former CRL players
Players who have previously won prize money in recognized tournaments
Players who competed in professional or semi-professional leagues in past seasons
High-level competitors who are no longer actively pursuing prizes

If you have won money before or have played at a high competitive level, but are not active today, you qualify as Ex-Pro.

3. Prize Eligibility & Verification

You must hold ≥ 2,500 $CLASH at two checkpoints:

Pre-Event Checkpoint: before the tournament begins
Post-Event Verification: within ~48 hours during moderator review

Wallets failing either checkpoint are ineligible for prizes.

Wins against non-registered players will not count toward standings in order to prevent cheating, manipulation, or win-trading.

Bonus Multipliers:
Players who have referred at least 5 new participants (who meet prize eligibility requirements) into any Normal or Pro tournament and have competed in at least 3 tournaments are eligible for $CLASH holding multipliers on their placement prizes.

Holding 25,000+ $CLASH doubles your placement prize (2×)
Holding 250,000+ $CLASH triples your placement prize (3×)

4. Social Media Requirements

ALL Pro Circuit players must complete BOTH requirements: a Pre-Tournament post and a Post-Tournament recap.

1. Pre-Tournament Requirement (Before the event begins)

Players must make a public promotional post announcing they are competing.

On X (Twitter):

Announce participation
Tag @GeorgePlayClash
Include $CLASH & #CLASHROYALE
Include your affiliate link, which invites your audience to the tournaments (helps with your Pro Points for Monthly Invitation and bonus prize multiplier)

On IG / TikTok / YouTube Shorts:

Post a vertical video announcing your participation.
Include a Call to Action to join the tournament using your affiliate link.
Casual players should join the Normal Circuit, and pros should join the Pro Circuit.

2. Post-Tournament Requirement

Players must make a public recap post about their tournament experience.

On X (Twitter):

Show your final placement and share something positive about your experience
Tag @GeorgePlayClash
Include $CLASH
Include your affiliate link, which invites your audience to future tournaments
- Every player who joins through your link grants you +1 Pro Point toward the Monthly Invitational qualification

On IG / TikTok / YouTube / Shorts:

Post a vertical video recapping your experience OR showcasing your tournament gameplay
If you live-streamed your tournament gameplay, no additional post is required for the post-tournament requirement (preferred method).
Include your affiliate link, which invites new players and helps you earn Pro Points for the Monthly Invitational

All proof must be submitted in your dashboard after the tournament:
➡️ Account → Tournament Tab → Social Media Submission

5. Auto Contribution for Returning Winners

Any player/wallet that has previously won a Top-10 prize owes a 1,000 $CLASH contribution for each new Top-10 prize. Handled automatically at payout.

First-time Top-10 winners are exempt.

Players who have referred at least 20 new participants who meet all prize eligibility requirements, and who have competed in a tournament, are also exempt from all future 1,000 $CLASH contributions, regardless of how many Top-10 prizes they earn afterward.

6. Zero-Tolerance Smurf Policy

Pro/Semi-Pro/Ex-Pro players must compete on their primary Clash Royale account or alternate account specified in their profile. Players may not have multiple profiles for our tournaments.

🚨 Any Pro/Semi-Pro/Ex-Pro caught using an alternate/smurf account or profile in the Normal Circuit will be permanently banned from ALL tournaments (Normal + Pro).

No warnings. No exceptions.

7. Disqualification & Prize Ineligibility

Win-trading, smurfing, collusion, harassment, or any unfair play results in DQ and prize loss. Play fair and support the community.

8. Integrity Bounty & Reporting

Confidentially DM a moderator with evidence of cheating, smurfing, or rule violations.
Verified reports that lead to sanctions may receive a bounty.

False or malicious reporting may result in penalties.

9. Winner Payout

Payouts are made in SOL to the wallet listed in your Account Settings. Payouts typically occur on Friday but could be delayed till Sunday after all verification steps are completed. Please ensure all requirements are submitted promptly.

10. Rule Changes & Organizer Discretion

Organizers may update rules at any time to maintain fairness and competitive integrity. Participation implies acceptance of the latest posted rules.

11. Monthly Invitational — Pro Points & Qualification

The Monthly Invitational is the premier Pro Circuit event. It features bigger prizes, higher stakes, and a Top 16 bracket-style tournament showcasing the best players of the month.

To be eligible for an invitation, players must have referred at least 10 new participants (who meet prize eligibility requirements), who have played in any Normal or Pro tournament.

How Players Earn Pro Points Throughout the Month

Playing in any Pro Circuit tournament: +1 point per event
Referring a new player who participates: +1 point per referral
Finishing in the Top 3 of a Pro Circuit event:
- 1st Place: +3 points
- 2nd Place: +2 points
- 3rd Place: +1 point

All Pro Points reset at the start of each month.

Top 16 Qualifications

At the end of each month:

The Top 16 players on the Pro Points leaderboard qualify for the Monthly Invitational (must meet the 10-referral requirement).
Players ranked 17–20 become designated alternates in case any qualifier cannot participate.
The Monthly Invitational is a 16-player single-elimination bracket.

The Monthly Invitational represents the highest level of monthly competition, featuring significantly enhanced prizes and the most consistent performers of the Pro Circuit.

Organizer Rights & Rule Adjustments

The tournament organizers reserve the right to update or modify these rules at any time prior to the start of an event. The organizers may also refuse entry, disqualify any participant, or move a player into another circuit tournament based on skill level if deemed necessary for competitive integrity, fairness, or the overall benefit of the Clash project.