From the moment the first member reports the results of the match, the other participant has 25 minutes to verify or dispute the match report. If the results are not verified or disputed, the system will automatically verify the report 30 minutes after it is made.

Should a match go unreported within two hours of it being accepted, it will be considered null and void, it will not be reflected on the players profiles and the funds will be returned to the users accounts. If you cancel a match or a match is canceled, it is final. Once a match is canceled it can not be brought back up.

It is the responsibility of the SkillRush member to read and fully understand the Code of Conduct prior to using SkillRush.

Impersonating or attempting to impersonate another player in any way is prohibited.

Setting up matches with the intent to do anything but participate in a game of skill is a violation of site policy. The first instance in which someone does so they will be given a warning. Any subsequent instance will result in probation and/or suspension.

Accessing or playing games on another players account is prohibited. Anyone found to have accessed another players account or allowed another player to access their own will be suspended and their accounts will be placed under review.

If you are cited for intentional lagging, your account will be closed.

If you are cited for providing evidence that is not from the match in question, your account will be closed.

Anything deemed to be racist in nature will result in your account being closed.

Rules are posted when you send or respond to a challenge. Any rule not stated in the pregame rules will be considered invalid and not an enforceable rule for the match.

There are no forfeit wins on SkillRush in 1v1 matches nor is there any reason to claim a win in an a game that has not begun. There is a cancel match option when you click report, it will send a request to your opponent to cancel the match.

If you do not agree with the settings or team being used do not start the game. Any rule claimed to be broken based on pregame settings, that can be viewed when the game starts, such as amount of time per quarter or period, skill level, rosters, injured players, teams, jersey color, weather, fatigue, can be considered invalid per review based on the amount of time played and score. Any claimed broken rule based on settings that can be viewed pregame in a match played more than 25% through will be automatically invalid regardless of score. If you wait until your opponent has an advantage to exit and make a claim regarding settings, your claim will be considered invalid.

If someone exits a match while losing or the game is tied and provides no valid evidence that would give them grounds to do so they will concede the remaining time.

Claiming a win while in game and the outcome still in the balance can result in an unfavorable decision. If the game is played to a point where we deem the game to be in hand the score is what will be enforced. If your opponent claims a win while in game and you continue to play past that point, your claim will automatically be considered invalid.

Custom rosters and custom players are not allowed. If you customize your rosters in an attempt to gain a competitive advantage without an agreement or acknowledgement by both players pregame it can result in an unfavorable decision.

Guests are not allowed in 1v1 matches. If you play with a guest and do not inform your opponent prior to game play it can result in an unfavorable decision.

Some games lag and that it is not ideal for game play. Unless the game is exited immediately or at a point that we deem there to be little to no advantage for either party and evidence is provided of the claimed lag the game will have to be played out. We have no grounds to take a lead or win off the board when both players are playing at the same disadvantage.

Glitches or actions that manipulate the basic functions of the game itself are enforceable as a violation whether the glitch or action is specified in the agreed upon rules as disallowed or not.

For any point spread to be valid it needs to be discussed or acknowledged by both parties prior to initiating the challenge or in the person giving the points rules. If we can not verify the point spread was acknowledged by the person giving the points prior to the challenge being initiated, and the opposing player covers, the match will be deemed a wash. All agreed upon point spreads will be added on to the final score upon completion of regulation unless the rules state otherwise. If a match is exited intentionally and a dispute is initiated the points are added on at that time.

Disputes are filed under My Matches on the My Saloon page.

Any claim of a broken rule without evidence is not a valid claim.

If a player proves a rule to be broken by their opponent at a point where they are winning the match or the match is tied and the match is exited immediately the player who broke the rule will concede the remaining time and lose the match. If the match is played past the point the rule was violated or to a point the game is in hand and the evidence is sent in the match will be considered a draw and all money will be returned to the participants less the SkillRush fee unless the evidence provided shows the broken rule had a direct effect on the final score.

Providing inaccurate information and/or evidence in an attempt to mislead SkillRush staff in a review will result in an automatic forfeit.

Regardless of who's end the game disconnects on site policy in the event of a disconnection is to finish the game by starting a new game, playing the remaining time out, and adding the score of the game prior to disconnection to the end of the remaining time played.

Circumstances when the game drops need to be recreated. If you and your opponent start a new game with the intent to play the remaining time out and you have an issue with the settings or circumstances you are expected to procure evidence and exit the match immediately. If you continue and play the game out your claim will be considered invalid.

Players are expected to exit the match when the remaining time has been played out. If the game is not exited once the remaining time has passed any time played is valid to the final score. All point spreads will be added on to the final score upon completion of regulation unless the rules state otherwise or you and your opponent agree to something different and that agreement can be verified. If the portion of the game played is not to the end of a quarter or period it will be subject to individual review.

Refusal to follow the disconnection policy in a game that is tied or you are losing with no grounds to do so will result in forfeiture of the remaining time. Refusal to follow the disconnection policy in a game that you are winning with no grounds to do so can also result in an unfavorable decision. We have no grounds to force your opponent to complete a match at a later date or time. If you are uncooperative, unresponsive, or unable to complete a match that you are losing, is tied, or one possession, within a reasonable amount of time(any more than 5-10 minutes) it will result in a forfeit. If you are uncooperative, unresponsive, or unable to complete a match that you are winning by more than one possession, within a reasonable amount of time(any more than 5-10 minutes), it can result in an unfavorable decision.

If you drop from a game more than once in a match you are losing you will forfeit the remaining time. If you drop from a match more than once in a game you are winning it can result in an unfavorable decision.

If a player is kicked out for "excessive grieving" you treat it as a disconnection unless evidence can be provided to show it should be enforced differently. If you are kicked out for excessive grieving more than once in a match you are losing you will forfeit the remaining time. If you are kicked out for excessive grieving more than once in a game you are winning it can result in an unfavorable decision.

If you are playing a game without the suggested SkillRush rule set and your pause timer runs out more than once when you are losing a match, or the game is tied, you automatically lose. If your pause timer runs out more than once when you are winning a match, the match will be deemed unresolved. If you play the game passed the point the timer runs out, your claim will be considered invalid.

SkillRush reserves the right to forfeit someone from the remaining time in the event of a disconnection if the score and/or circumstances dictate the remaining time need not be played or the situation can not be recreated.