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Competitive tournaments with a reputation that stays with you.
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Great rivalries need room for a comeback. We’re building an arena where the format is fair, the stakes are clear, and your next round is earned.
An invite-only community built for players who care about the match and the people on the other side of it. Connect through Discord, and use the invitation code.
Four- and eight-player double elimination. One loss sends you to the lower bracket. Two losses end your run. A grand final reset keeps the final fair.
Submit results, confirm with your opponent, and build a visible history. Disagreements get reviewed before the bracket moves on.
Not yet. Beta invitations are not open. Sign-in and tournament registration will become available when the beta launches.
The planned beta is designed for approximately 100 players so tournament and review workflows can be tested with a focused community. This is a target, not a current player count.
Players verify their government-issued ID and a live selfie through Didit before joining a tournament. You must be 18 or older. Approval adds a verified badge and a one-time Trust Score contribution under the current scoring rules. Available documents vary by country.
The planned workflow pauses match advancement when results conflict. Players can submit private evidence, and an administrator records a reviewed resolution before the bracket moves on.
An arena for the win, the comeback, and the respect you earn along the way.
INVITE-ONLY BETA
Have an invitation? Sign in with Discord and enter your code to join the arena.
REDEEM INVITATIONEvery match leaves a mark. See how participation and reviewed conduct shape your Trust Score.
Your record starts at 50.
Score calculator: see how one event changes a starting score of 50.
Choose an event to calculate its impact.
A score is context, not a verdict. Scoring rules do not prove that a player is honest or dishonest.
Opening a dispute never costs points. Corrections preserve the history through recorded reversal events.
