Fair Play Rules

These rules apply to every manager from the moment a team is created. They sit alongside the Terms of Use, which take precedence where the two overlap. Prizes on FoxLeague are paid in real FOXSY on the MultiversX mainnet, so the platform treats the integrity of every match, challenge and tournament as its first duty.

1. Fair play

FoxLeague is a game of skill. A manager competes with the players they own, the tactics they set and the AI binary they bring, against opponents doing the same, in matches decided by the match engine. Fair play means every team competes on its own merits: its own players, its own tactics, its own results. It means playing every match to win. It means using only the interfaces, smart contracts and rules that FoxLeague publishes, in the way they are meant to be used. It means treating other managers, their teams and the community with respect.

2. What is not allowed

The following conduct breaks these rules. The list gives examples, it is not a complete catalogue. Whether a behaviour amounts to abuse is decided by FoxLeague alone, at its discretion, on the facts of the case.

• Multiple-account abuse: using more than one wallet or team, directly or through others, to manipulate ELO, leaderboards, leagues, tournament brackets, prize pools or promotional distributions. Holding several wallets is not in itself a breach; abusing them is.
• Collusion and match fixing: arranging results with an opponent, losing on purpose, rotating prize pools between partners or entering an event only to feed one. Playing friends or club mates is fine; fixing the outcome is not.
• Exploits: taking advantage of a bug, a match engine quirk, a timing window, a pricing error, the relayer’s gas coverage, onboarding bonuses or any other platform mechanism in a way that was not intended.
• Developers Hub abuse: uploaded team code that tries to reach anything beyond its own match server, to read other matches or to control its match through the server port.
• Automation abuse: automation is allowed. A manager may run a bot or script that performs, on their own wallets, the actions the FoxLeague interface offers, through the same published API and smart contracts. It becomes abuse when it bypasses a rule, a limit or a check the interface enforces (crafting or replaying transactions, signatures or API calls the interface does not offer), loads the platform or the network beyond normal use or its rate limits, uses information the interface does not show, coordinates several teams against other managers (see multiple-account abuse and collusion) or harvests onboarding bonuses, relayer gas coverage or promotional distributions across wallets. A manager is responsible for everything their automation does.
• Abuse of others: harassment, threats, impersonation of FoxLeague or of other managers. Team names, coach names or badges that are offensive, misleading or infringe someone’s rights count as abuse too.
• Anything prohibited by the Terms of Use, including the use of the Services from a restricted jurisdiction or by a person under 18.

If you are unsure whether something is allowed, ask the team on Telegram before you do it.

3. What FoxLeague does

FoxLeague investigates reports from managers as well as its own monitoring. Managers do not sanction each other: a report is information for FoxLeague, never a verdict. Unfounded or repeated accusations against another manager are themselves a breach of these rules. When it finds a breach of these rules or any situation that threatens the fairness, integrity, safety or solvency of the platform, FoxLeague may act at its sole discretion, with immediate effect and without prior notice. The measures include, alone or combined:

• annulling, re-scoring or replaying matches and challenges;
• reversing, withholding or reclaiming prizes, entry fees, XP, ELO, league placements, rankings and any bonus or promotional distribution;
• disqualifying a team from a tournament or challenge, with or without a refund of its entry fee;
• suspending or permanently banning wallets and every account linked to the same person;
• cancelling, pausing, delaying or rescheduling events;
• removing or renaming offensive team names, coach names or badges;
• changing a rule or a parameter to close an exploit, with effect from that moment.

Transactions already settled on the MultiversX blockchain cannot be undone; measures act on platform state, on future payouts and on access to the Services. A manager who believes a measure was taken in error can contact the team with evidence. FoxLeague reviews the case and its decision after that review is final. Reports of suspected breaches are welcome and are treated in confidence.

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