Name: Coast to Coast: Finale
Start: 2023-07-30T18:00:00.000+00:00

Teams representing their region go head to head. 8 teams from events held in our Philadelphia and Fullerton Localhost locations will be invited to compete for a 300$ prize and regional superiority. The event will be broadcast live, and spectators are welcome at both locations.

Localhost Philadelphia - 401 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19108, USA

Localhost Fullerton - 1134 S Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92832

Splatoon 3

Nerd Street

Switch

This tournament will be unique. Any matches that happen between teams that are not in the same venue will be played as an online private battle, with the TOs acting as intermediaries. Any matches that happen between teams that are in the same venue will be played in LAN mode.

The format will be Double Elimination, and each starting matchup will be between Philly and Fullerton teams.

GENERAL RULES:

PLAYER CONDUCT
Staff decisions are final. Please follow all requests made by staff. Staff may override the rules of this tournament in the case of special circumstances.
Poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. This includes intentionally delaying matches, being rude to opponents or hosts, generally being a jerk, or anything else the staff determine as such.
Staff may give out punishments including, but not limited to; game wins, match wins, disqualifying players or teams, or a ban from future tournaments.


REGISTRATION & ROSTERS
Players are not allowed to be listed for more than one team.
Player and Team names are not allowed to have or resemble any of the following things in them, including but not limited to:

Slurs/Hatespeech
NSFW content
Names of Unconsenting Parties/People
Inappropriate names will not be allowed and may lead to game losses or tournament disqualification.


TOURNAMENT PROCEDURES
Teams must check-in with an onsite organizer before bracket begins.
Teams must follow the direction of the organizer. This includes:
When and where your matches will be played.
How equipment should be handled.
Match setup should be done as quickly as possible. Create a lobby and have all players inside the lobby within a reasonable amount of time.
Failure to do so will result in penalties such as game losses.
Before you play, make sure any issues with equipment are communicated to an organizer.
If a game is started on the wrong map or mode, it will not count. One team should quickly end the game (you can do this in private lobbies in Splatoon 3 by holding ZR, ZL, R, L, and both joysticks down for a few seconds).
HOWEVER, if both teams play out the match, it will count. It is the responsibility of both teams to ensure the correct map and mode are played.
When matches are finished, report the final set score to an organizer.


MODIFICATIONS, COACHING, & CHEATING
Players are not allowed to use cheats, controllers with modifications beyond cosmetics, or third-party programs in tournament play. Doing so will result in immediate disqualification.
Game exploits will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Most exploits, especially resulting in game-breaking circumstances, will result in disqualification.
If you are worried that a strategy or a controller would warrant disqualification, contact an organizer before the tournament.
Communicating with outside parties while the match is ongoing with the purpose of coaching will be considered cheating.
If your team does have a coach, please have them spectate the game with the other spectators and do not interact with them during matches.
Any collusion or results manipulation with your competitors is forbidden. If the TO determines that any competitor is colluding to manipulate results or intentionally underperform, the colluding players may be immediately disqualified. This determination is to be made at the discretion of the TO. Anyone disqualified in this manner forfeits all rights to any titles or prize money they might have otherwise earned.

Coast to Coast: Finale

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