Official Tournament Rulebook

Game: Blood Strike
Mode: Battle Royale
Region: Latin America
Team Format: Squads of 4
Registration: Open Registration
Maximum Participants: 50 Squads
Duration: 3 Competitive Weekends
Prize Pool: USD $10,000
Version: -

1. Tournament Overview

The BS Latin American CUP is a three-weekend competitive Battle Royale tournament designed to bring together high-level Blood Strike squads from across Latin America.

The tournament combines open competitive participation with country representation.

Each participating squad competes toward two objectives:

The tournament's central competitive question is:

1.Become the BS Latin American CUP Champion.

2.Help the country it represents become the Best Performing Country of the tournament.

 

The tournament's central competitive question is;

Which country is the best at Blood Strike?

Every registered squad must select one Latin American country to represent.

Country representation will be used throughout the tournament for community engagement, creator content, tournament broadcasts, regional rivalry, and the Country Ranking.

However, the primary competitive unit remains the individual squad.

Even squads representing the same country remain independent opponents and may not cooperate during official matches.

2. Tournament Structure

The BS Latin American CUP will feature a maximum of:

50 Squads

The tournament will take place across three competitive weekends.

1. Become the BS Latin American CUP Champion.
2. Help the country it represents become the Best Performing Country of the tournament.

Stage	Squads	Groups	Matches	Map	Advancement
Qualifiers	50	2 groups of 25	5 per group	The Valley	All 50 advance; standings determine Playoff seeding
Playoffs	50	2 groups of 25	6 per group	Skyline Beach	Top 12 per group + 1 Wildcard
Grand Final	25	1 lobby	8	Sinister Island	Highest final score wins

All squads begin each competitive stage with:

0 Points

Scores do not carry from one stage to another.

3. Weekend 1 — Qualifiers

The 50 confirmed squads will be divided into:

 

• Qualifier Group A — 25 Squads
• Qualifier Group B — 25 Squads

Each group will compete in:

5 Battle Royale Matches

All qualifier matches will be played on:

THE VALLEY

Teams accumulate points using the official Placement + Kill scoring system.

4. Qualifier Advancement

All 50 squads advance from the Qualifiers to the Playoffs.

However, Qualifier results determine each squad's:

Playoff Seed

At the conclusion of the Qualifiers, all participating squads will be ranked according to their performance.

Qualifier points do not carry into the Playoffs.

The purpose of the Qualifier stage is therefore to establish competitive seeding for Weekend 2.

5. Playoff Seeding

All 50 squads will receive a seed based on their official Qualifier standings.

Seeds will be determined by:

• Qualifier Group A — 25 Squads
• Qualifier Group B — 25 Squads

The teams will then be redistributed into two Playoff groups through a snake seeding system.

Example:

 

• Seed 1 → Group A
• Seed 2 → Group B
• Seed 3 → Group B
• Seed 4 → Group A
• Seed 5 → Group A
• Seed 6 → Group B

The pattern continues until both groups contain 25 teams.

The purpose of snake seeding is to distribute high and low seeds as evenly as possible between both Playoff lobbies.

Once Playoff groups are officially published, assignments are considered final unless Tournament Administration must make an adjustment because of:

• Withdrawal
• Disqualification
• Technical issue
• Administrative requirement

6. Weekend 2 — Playoffs

The Playoffs will feature:

50 Squads

distributed into:

Each Playoff group will compete in:

 

• Playoff Group A — 25 Squads
• Playoff Group B — 25 Squads

6 Battle Royale Matches

All playoff matches will be played on:

SKYLINE BEACH

Every team begins the Playoffs with:

0 Points

Qualifier scores do not carry into this stage.

7. Grand Final Qualification

A total of:

25 Squads

will advance to the Grand Final.

Direct Qualification

The following squads qualify automatically:

This creates:

 

The following squads qualify automatically:

This creates:

• Top 12 from Playoff Group A
• Top 12 from Playoff Group B

24 Direct Grand Finalists

8. Wildcard Qualification

The final Grand Final slot will be awarded to the:

Highest-Scoring 13th-Place Squad Across Both Playoff Groups

Example:

Squad	Group	Placement	Score
Team Alpha	A	13th	72
Team Bravo	B	13th	78

Team Bravo qualifies as the 25th Grand Finalist.

Because both groups play under the same:

 

• Map
• Number of matches
• Scoring system
• Tournament rules

Their scores may be compared directly.

If both 13th-place squads have the same official score, the tournament tie-breakers apply.

9. Weekend 3 — Grand Final

The Grand Final will feature:

25 Squads

All finalists will compete together in a single Battle Royale lobby.

The Grand Final will consist of:

8 Matches

All matches will be played on:

SINISTER ISLAND

Every Grand Finalist begins with:

0 Points

Qualifier and Playoff scores do not carry into the Grand Final.

The squad with the highest official accumulated score after all eight matches will become:

BS LATIN AMERICAN CUP CHAMPION

10. Open Registration

Registration is open to all eligible squads until:

 

• The registration deadline is reached

The maximum tournament capacity is:

50 Squads

If more than 50 valid squads register, tournament participation will be awarded to the 50 squads that successfully complete all required registration, meet the requirements and verification steps.

Additional eligible squads may be placed on a waiting list.

Completing the registration form does not guarantee participation until Tournament Administration confirms the squad's tournament slot.

11. Team Registration Requirements

Every squad must register:

 

• 4 Starting Players
• Up to 2 Substitute Player
• Team Name
• Team Captain
• One Latin American Country to Represent
• Each player's Blood Strike account information
• Each player's registered competitive platform
• Required contact information

Each player must be registered as either:

 

• PC
• Mobile

Incomplete, false, inaccurate, or unverifiable registrations may be rejected.

12. Platform Composition Requirements

Every active squad must comply with the BS Latin American CUP platform composition requirements.

A squad may field a maximum of:

2 PC Players Simultaneously

The remaining active players must compete on Mobile.

The standard mixed-platform composition is:

2 PC Players + 2 Mobile Players

However, squads may use fewer PC players if they prefer.

The following active lineups are permitted:

PC Players	Mobile Players	Status
2	2	Allowed
1	3	Allowed
0	4	Allowed
3	1	Not Allowed
4	0	Not Allowed

A squad may therefore compete with:

4 Mobile Players

if desired.

A squad may never compete with more than:

2 PC Players

at the same time.

13. Registered Competitive Platform

Every participant must declare their competitive platform during registration.

Players will be registered as:

• PC Player
• Mobile Player

A player may not change their registered competitive platform during an official tournament stage without prior approval from Tournament Administration.

A player registered as Mobile may not compete from PC in an official match without approval.

Tournament Administration may conduct platform verification at any time.

14. Platform Rules and Substitutes

Substitute players must also have a registered competitive platform.

A substitution may never result in an active lineup containing more than two PC players.

Example:

A squad registers:

 

• Player A — PC
• Player B — PC
• Player C — Mobile
• Player D — Mobile
• Player E — PC Substitute

Player E may substitute into the active lineup only if Player A or Player B leaves the lineup.

The following active combination would be prohibited:

Player A — PC
Player B — PC
Player E — PC
Player C — Mobile

because it contains three PC players.

15. Acceptance of Platform Rules During Registration

Participation in the BS Latin American CUP requires explicit acceptance of the platform composition rules.

During registration, the Team Captain must confirm that the entire squad understands and accepts that:

 

• A maximum of two PC players may compete simultaneously.
• Teams may use fewer than two PC players.
• Teams may field four Mobile players.
• Every player's competitive platform must be declared.
• Substitutions must maintain a legal platform composition.
• Tournament Administration may verify player platforms.
• Violations may result in point penalties, Match Penalties, or disqualification.

Registration must include a mandatory confirmation equivalent to:

I confirm that my squad understands and accepts the BS Latin American CUP platform composition rule. No more than two PC players may participate simultaneously in our active lineup during any official tournament match.

Submitting registration constitutes acceptance of this requirement.

16. Player Eligibility

Participants must:

 

• Have an active Blood Strike account in good standing.
• Meet applicable age requirements.
• Comply with Blood Strike's Terms of Service.
• Not be banned from official Blood Strike competition.
• Participate only through their registered tournament account.
• Compete from their registered platform unless otherwise approved.
• Be available during the official tournament schedule.
• Follow this rulebook.

A player may participate for:

One Squad Only

Once a player participates in an official tournament match, that player may not transfer to another participating squad.

17. Country Representation

Every squad must select:

One Latin American Country

to represent during registration.

A squad may represent only one country throughout the tournament.

Multiple squads may represent the same country.

Once registration closes, the selected country becomes locked.

A squad may not change its country during:

 

• Qualifiers
• Playoffs
• Grand Final

Country representation will be used for:

 

• Tournament identity
• Broadcast storytelling
• Creator campaigns
• Social media
• Community rivalry
• Country Standings
• Best Performing Country recognition
• Country Award eligibility

18. Nationality and Country Selection

Players are not required to be citizens or residents of the country their squad chooses to represent unless Tournament Administration communicates otherwise before registration opens.

Mixed-nationality teams are allowed.

The squad collectively selects one country.

This system is intended to promote Latin American regional representation without requiring nationality verification for every participant.

19. Country Ranking

The BS Latin American CUP will maintain an official:

COUNTRY RANKING

Each country's position is determined by the performance of its:

Highest-Ranked Eligible Squad

Only one squad per country contributes to that country's official Country Ranking at any given time.

Example:

 

Country	Highest-Ranked Squad	Score
Mexico	Team Alpha	132
Colombia	Team Nova	125
Brazil	Team Storm	121
Peru	Team Eclipse	114

 

If another squad representing the same country earns a higher official score, that squad becomes the country's active representative in the Country Ranking.

20. Country Ranking by Stage

Country Rankings are calculated independently during every competitive stage.

Qualifiers

Country Rankings use Qualifier scores.

Playoffs

Country Rankings reset and use Playoff scores only.

Grand Final

Country Rankings reset and use Grand Final scores only.

Only the Grand Final Country Ranking determines:

 

• Best Performing Country
• $1,000 Country Award

All Country Rankings published before official validation are:

Provisional

21. Best Performing Country

The country represented by the highest-scoring eligible Grand Final squad will be recognized as:

BEST PERFORMING COUNTRY — BS LATIN AMERICAN CUP

The squad responsible for achieving the highest Country Ranking will receive:

USD $1,000 COUNTRY AWARD

The Country Award is paid to the winning squad.

It is not distributed between every squad representing that country.

22. Country Award Eligibility

The $1,000 Country Award is awarded to the squad whose official Grand Final score places its selected country first in the final Country Ranking.

If multiple squads represent the winning country, only the:

Highest-Scoring Eligible Squad

receives the award.

Example:

Mexico Squad	Grand Final Score
Mexico Team A	146
Mexico Team B	123
Mexico Team C	108

Mexico Team A represents Mexico in the Country Ranking.

If 146 is the highest Country Ranking score overall:

 

• Mexico becomes Best Performing Country.
• Mexico Team A receives the $1,000 Country Award.

23. Country Award and Placement Prizes

The Country Award is additional to the standard tournament prizes.

A squad may receive both.

Example:

If the tournament champion also represents the Best Performing Country:

1st Place: $3,500 USD
Country Award: $1,000 USD

Total:

$4,500 USD

24. Country Competition and Competitive Independence

Country representation does not create alliances.

Every squad is an independent opponent.

Squads representing the same country may not:

 

• Agree not to attack each other.
• Coordinate rotations.
• Share enemy positions.
• Share live strategic information.
• Protect each other.
• Feed kills.
• Trade eliminations.
• Coordinate placements.
• Target opponents at another team's request.
• Manipulate Country Standings.
• Manipulate Country Award eligibility.

Country identity is a tournament narrative and ranking mechanic.

It does not permit cooperation between squads.

25. Collusion

Any agreement or coordinated behavior between separate squads intended to influence:

 

• Match results
• Kills
• Placement
• Playoff qualification
• Grand Final qualification
• Country Rankings
• Country Award eligibility

may be considered collusion.

Confirmed intentional collusion is a severe competitive integrity violation and may result in:

Tournament Disqualification

26. Country Ranking Recalculation After Penalties

Country Rankings always use the current official standings.

Whenever a penalty changes a squad's score:

1. The squad's official score is recalculated.
2. Stage standings are recalculated.
3. Country Standings are recalculated.
4. Country Award eligibility is recalculated where applicable.
5. If another squad representing the same country now has a higher official score, that squad becomes the country's representative.

Previously published Country Rankings may therefore change retroactively.

27. Country Award Recalculation

The $1,000 Country Award is determined using:

Final Corrected Grand Final Standings

If a penalty affects the squad representing the current leading country:

1. Its score is adjusted.
2. The Country Ranking is recalculated.
3. Another squad representing the same country may replace it.
4. Another country may move into first place.

The Country Award is not finalized until all:

 

• Its score is adjusted.
• The Country Ranking is recalculated.
• Another squad representing the same country may replace it.
• Another country may move into first place.

have concluded.

28. Country Ranking Tie-Breakers

If two countries have the same Country Ranking score, their respective leading squads will be compared using:

 

1. Most Total Kills
2. Most Match Wins
3. Best Average Placement
4. Best Placement in the Most Recent Match
5. Most Kills in the Most Recent Match

The squad winning the tie-break determines the higher-ranked country.

29. Team Rosters

Each team may register:

4 Starting Players + 2 Substitute

Only registered players may participate.

Substitutions may occur between matches if communicated according to Tournament Administration procedures.

Every active roster must remain compliant with the:

Maximum 2 PC Player Rule

Teams may not:

1. Use unauthorized players.
2. Borrow players.
3. Transfer players between squads.
4. Share accounts.
5. Use a substitute in a way that produces an illegal platform composition.

30. Team Captain Responsibilities

Every squad must appoint one Team Captain.

The Team Captain is responsible for:

 

• Registration
• Platform declarations
• Country selection
• Check-in
• Lobby information
• Roster management
• Substitution requests
• Tournament communication
• Score disputes
• Competitive protests
• Ensuring all teammates understand the rules

Official communication sent to the Team Captain is considered communication to the entire squad.

31. Match Check-In

Teams must complete official check-in before each tournament session.

Check-in deadlines will be communicated in advance.

Failure to check in may result in:

 

• Administrative Reminder
• Official Warning
• Point Penalty
• Loss of participation in the affected match
• Further disciplinary action for repeated offenses

Tournament Administration is not required to delay an official lobby for a late squad.

32. Tournament Scoring System

The BS Latin American CUP uses a:

Dual Scoring System

Teams earn points through:

 

1. Placement
2. Kills

The official formula is:

Placement Points + Kill Points = Match Score

33. Placement Points

1. Placement
2. Kills

Placement	Points
1st	15
2nd	12
3rd	10
4th	8
5th	7
6th	6
7th	5
8th	4
9th	3
10th	2
11th–15th	1
16th–25th	0

34. Kill Points

Every confirmed elimination awards:

1 Kill = 1 Point

There is no standard maximum on Kill Points.

Only eliminations officially registered by the game and validated by Tournament Administration will count.

35. Scoring Example

A squad finishes:

3rd Place + 9 Kills

Placement:

10 Points

Kills:

9 Points

Official Match Score:

19 Points

A squad finishing 1st with 6 kills receives:

15 + 6 = 21 Points

36. Stage Score

A team's official Stage Score is calculated as:

Total Match Points − Official Penalties

Example:

Match Points Earned: 78
Penalty: -3

Official Stage Score:

75 Points

37. Score Resets

Qualifiers → Playoffs

Scores reset to:

0

Qualifier performance is used only for Playoff seeding.

Playoffs → Grand Final

Scores reset to:

0

Playoff performance determines qualification only.

Grand Final

Only Grand Final results determine the following:

• Tournament Champion
• Top 3 Prize Winners

This is decided with all the performance among the Tournament:

• Final Country Ranking
• Best Performing Country
• $1,000 Country Award

38. Tournament Tie-Breakers

If two or more squads have the same official Stage Score, ties are resolved using:

• Most Total Kills
• Most Match Wins
• Best Average Placement
• Best Placement in the Most Recent Match
• Most Kills in the Most Recent Match
• Tournament Administration ruling or Tie-Break Match if necessary

39. Wildcard Tie-Breaker

If both Playoff 13th-place squads have the same official score, the Wildcard will be determined using:

1. Most Total Kills
2. Most Match Wins
3. Best Average Placement
4. Best Placement in the Final Playoff Match
5. Most Kills in the Final Playoff Match

40. Penalty Framework

The BS Latin American CUP uses a standardized penalty system to promote consistent tournament enforcement.

When determining a penalty, Tournament Administration may consider:

• Severity
• Competitive impact
• Intent
• Repetition
• Previous disciplinary history
• Cooperation during investigation

41. Penalty Levels

• Severity
• Competitive impact
• Intent
• Repetition
• Previous disciplinary history
• Cooperation during investigation

Level	Penalty	Consequence
Level 0	Administrative Reminder	0 points
Level 1	Official Warning	0 points
Level 2	Minor Point Penalty	-1 Point
Level 3	Moderate Point Penalty	-3 Points
Level 4	Major Point Penalty	-5 Points
Level 5	Match Penalty	All points from affected match removed
Level 6	Stage Disqualification	Removed from current stage
Level 7	Tournament Disqualification	Removed from tournament

Penalties do not need to be applied sequentially.

Serious violations may immediately receive a higher-level penalty.

42. Level 0 — Administrative Reminder

Used for minor administrative mistakes without competitive impact.

Examples:

• Minor first-time communication issue
• Minor procedural mistake
• Registration formatting error

Penalty:

0 Points

Repeated behavior may escalate.

43. Level 1 — Official Warning

Used when a minor rule violation requires formal documentation.

Examples:

• First minor check-in violation
• Minor failure to follow staff instructions
• Minor unsportsmanlike conduct
• Repeated administrative errors

Penalty:

0 Points

The warning is recorded.

44. Level 2 — Minor Point Penalty

Penalty:

-1 Point

Examples:

• Repeated lateness
• Repeated check-in problems
• Minor roster reporting violation
• Minor unauthorized lobby behavior
• Failure to correct an issue after an Official Warning

45. Level 3 — Moderate Point Penalty

Penalty:

-3 Points

Examples:

• Repeated Level 2 violations
• Unauthorized substitution without significant competitive advantage
• Sharing restricted tournament information
• Significant unsportsmanlike conduct
• Repeated refusal to follow staff instructions
• Platform composition issue discovered and corrected before meaningful competitive advantage occurs

46. Level 4 — Major Point Penalty

Penalty:

-5 Points

Examples:

• gnificant competitive misconduct
• Intentional abuse of a minor exploit
• Serious roster violation
• Significant tournament disruption
• Repeated serious unsportsmanlike behavior

47. Platform Composition Violation

Fielding more than two PC players simultaneously is prohibited.

If the violation is identified before the official match begins, Tournament Administration may require the team to correct the lineup.

Depending on the circumstances, the team may receive:

• Level 1 — Official Warning
• Level 2 — -1 Point
• Level 3 — -3 Points

If a squad plays an official match with more than two active PC players, the standard penalty is:

Level 5 — Match Penalty

All points earned during the affected match may be removed.

Repeated, deliberate, or deceptive violations may escalate to:

• Stage Disqualification
• Tournament Disqualification

Players are responsible for competing from their declared platform.

Intentional misrepresentation of a player's platform may be treated as a serious integrity violation.

48. Level 5 — Match Penalty

A Match Penalty removes:

All Points Earned During the Affected Match

Example:

Points earned during match: 24

After Match Penalty:

0 Points

A Match Penalty may apply to:

• Illegal PC/Mobile composition during an official match
• Serious exploit abuse
• Unauthorized player use
• Major roster violation
• Significant prohibited competitive advantage

49. Level 6 — Stage Disqualification

The team is removed from the current stage and may not advance.

Possible causes include:

• Repeated major violations
• Severe misconduct
• Refusal to cooperate with Tournament Administration
• Repeated illegal roster composition
• Persistent disregard for tournament rules

50. Level 7 — Tournament Disqualification

The team is removed entirely from the BS Latin American CUP.

Possible causes include:

• Confirmed cheating
• Aimbots
• Wallhacks
• Match fixing
• Intentional collusion
• Account sharing
• Serious Country Ranking manipulation
• Country Award manipulation
• Deliberately falsifying player platform information
• Serious unauthorized player use
• Severe harassment or discrimination
• Attempts to compromise tournament systems

Tournament Disqualification may also result in:

• Prize forfeiture
• Country Award forfeiture
• Future competitive suspension

51. Repeat Offenses

Repeated violations may result in escalating penalties.

General guideline:

Level 0 → Level 1 → Level 2 → Level 3 → Level 4 or higher

Tournament Administration may escalate immediately where intent or competitive impact warrants a stronger penalty.

52. Penalty Application

Point penalties are deducted directly from the team's official Stage Score.

Example:

Official Score Before Penalty: 88
Penalty: -5

Updated Official Score:

83 Points

Penalties may affect:

• Qualifier seeding
• Playoff standings
• Grand Final qualification
• Wildcard qualification
• Country Ranking
• Country Award eligibility
• Prize placement

53. Standings Recalculation After Penalties

Whenever a penalty changes an official team score:

• Team Score is recalculated.
• Stage Standings are recalculated.
• Qualification positions are recalculated.
• Wildcard eligibility is recalculated.
• Country Rankings are recalculated.
• Country Award eligibility is recalculated.
• Prize positions are recalculated where applicable.

Previously published provisional standings may therefore change.

54. Lobby Assignment

Teams may participate only in the lobby assigned by Tournament Administration.

Teams may not:

1. Switch groups without permission.
2. Exchange lobby assignments.
3. Enter unauthorized tournament rooms.
4. Share confidential lobby credentials.

55. Missing Players

Teams should compete with four players whenever possible.

A registered substitute may replace an unavailable player.

All substitutions must comply with the:

Maximum 2 PC Player Rule

Tournament Administration may allow a squad to compete with fewer than four players.

No additional competitive compensation will be provided.

56. Disconnects

Individual player connection problems do not normally result in a restart.

Players should attempt to reconnect whenever possible.

A restart may only be authorized when Tournament Administration determines that a major technical issue significantly compromised competitive integrity.

Examples include:

• Server-wide outage
• Lobby-wide connection failure
• Major game malfunction
• Tournament platform failure

57. Match Restarts

Only Tournament Administration may authorize an official restart.

Tournament Administration will determine whether:

• The original match is void.
• Existing points remain valid.
• A replacement match is required.

Players may not independently abandon an official match.

58. Bugs and Exploits

Players may not intentionally abuse:

• Bugs
• Glitches
• Inaccessible areas
• Map exploits
• Unintended mechanics
• Technical vulnerabilities

Penalty severity will depend on:

• Intent
• Frequency
• Competitive impact

59. Prohibited Competitive Conduct

The following are prohibited:

• Cheating
• Aimbots
• Wallhacks
• Unauthorized third-party software
• Scripts
• Unauthorized modifications
• Stream sniping
• Ghosting
• Teaming
• Collusion
• Intentional feeding
• Kill trading
• Match fixing
• Account sharing
• Unauthorized players
• Platform misrepresentation
• Exploit abuse
• Country Ranking manipulation
• Country Award manipulation
• Sharing confidential tournament information

60. Stream Sniping

Players may not use another participant's livestream, official broadcast, spectator feed, or other live information to obtain a competitive advantage during an active match.

61. Competitive Conduct and Country Rivalry

The tournament encourages:

• Friendly national rivalry
• Predictions
• Community support
• Competitive banter
• Country celebration

However, the following are prohibited:

• Hate speech
• Racism
• Xenophobia
• Discrimination
• Threats
• Targeted harassment
• Encouraging harassment against another country or community

The BS Latin American CUP celebrates Latin American competition, not hostility between communities.

62. Creator Participation

Blood Strike creators, Ambassadors, Academy members, and streamers may participate if they meet all eligibility requirements.

Creator status provides:

No Competitive Advantage

Creators must comply with the same:

• Registration rules
• Platform restrictions
• Country representation
• Scoring system
• Qualification rules
• Penalty framework
• Competitive integrity standards

as all other participants.

63. Results Verification

Tournament Administration will validate all official match results.

Official game data and tournament records take precedence when resolving scoring discrepancies.

Teams are encouraged to retain screenshots or recordings.

Standings remain provisional until officially validated.

64. Score Disputes

A scoring dispute should include:

• Team Name
• Match Number
• Description of the Issue
• Supporting Evidence

Disputes must be submitted within the official protest window.

Late disputes may be rejected.

65. Competitive Protests

Teams may report suspected violations.

Reports should include credible supporting evidence whenever possible.

Tournament Administration may investigate suspicious activity independently.

Knowingly submitting false allegations may result in disciplinary action.

66. Total Prize Pool

The total BS Latin American CUP prize pool is:

USD $10,000

The total BS Latin American CUP prize pool is $10,000 USD, consisting of $9,000 USD in Tournament Placement Prizes and a $1,000 USD Best Performing Country Award.

67. Tournament Placement Prizes

Placement	Prize
1st Place	$4,500 USD
2nd Place	$2,700 USD
3rd Place	$1,800 USD
Top 3 Prize Pool	$9,000 USD

 

68. Best Performing Country Award

Award	Prize
Best Performing Country Squad	$1,000 USD

This prize is additional to the standard placement prizes.

69. Maximum Potential Squad Prize

A squad may win both 1st Place and the Country Award.

Maximum possible prize:

1st Place: $4,500
Country Award: $1,000

Maximum Combined Prize: $5,500 USD

70. Prize Eligibility

To receive prize money, a squad must:

• Complete the tournament in good standing.
• Follow all tournament rules.
• Complete required identity verification.
• Complete account verification when requested.
• Complete payment verification.
• Provide valid payment details.
• Complete applicable tax or legal requirements.
• Have no unresolved competitive integrity investigation affecting its result.

71. Prize Distribution

Prizes are awarded:

Per Squad

Each winning squad must designate an authorized payment recipient.

Unless Tournament Administration communicates otherwise, the squad is responsible for internally distributing its prize among registered team members.

72. Penalties and Prize Distribution

All prizes use:

Final Corrected Official Standings

If a penalty changes the Top 3, prize positions will be recalculated.

If a penalty changes the Country Ranking, Country Award eligibility will be recalculated.

No prize becomes final until all:

• Results
• Protests
• Penalties
• Investigations

have been resolved.

73. Prize and Country Award Forfeiture

A squad may forfeit prize eligibility because of:

• Tournament Disqualification
• Cheating
• Match fixing
• Collusion
• Account sharing
• Unauthorized player use
• Platform fraud or deliberate misrepresentation
• Country Award manipulation
• False registration information
• False payment information
• Failure to complete required verification

If a Placement Prize is forfeited, it may move to the next eligible squad.

If the Country Award is forfeited, the Country Ranking will be recalculated and the award reassigned accordingly.

74. Qualification Slots

Qualification belongs to the registered squad.

Tournament slots may not be:

• Sold
• Transferred
• Gifted
• Exchanged

If a qualified squad withdraws, Tournament Administration may replace it with the next eligible team where operationally possible.

75. Tournament Communication

Official tournament communication may include:

• Match schedules
• Check-in instructions
• Lobby assignments
• Playoff groups
• Tournament standings
• Country Rankings
• Qualification results
• Penalties
• Rule clarifications
• Technical notices

Participants are responsible for monitoring official tournament communication channels.

76. Rule Updates

Tournament Administration may update this rulebook when necessary to:

• Clarify existing language.
• Address game updates.
• Correct administrative errors.
• Protect competitive integrity.
• Resolve unforeseen situations.

Material changes will be communicated to participants.

Rules will not normally be applied retroactively to alter results already officially validated.

77. Force Majeure

Tournament Administration may modify, postpone, suspend, or cancel matches when circumstances outside reasonable control prevent fair tournament operation.

Examples include:

• Server outages
• Major game failures
• Regional connectivity problems
• Platform outages
• Natural disasters
• Legal or regulatory restrictions

78. Administrative Authority

Tournament Administration has final authority regarding:

• Registration
• Player eligibility
• Platform registration
• PC/Mobile roster compliance
• Country representation
• Rosters
• Lobby assignment
• Playoff seeding
• Scoring
• Penalties
• Qualification
• Wildcard qualification
• Country Rankings
• Country Award eligibility
• Protests
• Restarts
• Prize eligibility
• Final standings

Any circumstance not explicitly covered by this rulebook will be resolved primarily according to:

Competitive Fairness and Tournament Integrity

79. Acceptance of Tournament Rules

By registering for the BS Latin American CUP, the Team Captain and all registered players confirm that they:

• Have read the tournament rules.
• Understand the three-stage tournament structure.
• Understand the Placement + Kill scoring system.
• Understand the penalty framework.
• Accept Country Representation rules.
• Accept Country Ranking and Country Award rules.
• Accept the maximum two-PC-player active lineup restriction.
• Confirm that every player's competitive platform has been accurately declared.
• Accept that substitutions must comply with platform restrictions.
• Agree to compete independently from every other squad.
• Accept Tournament Administration's authority.
• Understand that violations may result in warnings, point deductions, Match Penalties, prize forfeiture, or disqualification.

Submitting a registration and participating in an official match constitutes acceptance of this rulebook.

80. Tournament Principle

The BS Latin American CUP is designed to determine the strongest competitive squad while giving every team the opportunity to represent a Latin American country.

Every squad has its own path.

Every squad represents one country.

Every squad competes independently.

The tournament champion earns the main title.

The squad that places its country at the top earns an additional

$1,000 USD COUNTRY AWARD

One squad. One country. One Latin American Cup.