Jhili-Mili Cup

JHILI-MILI CUP
A Valorant 5v5 tournament, Mumbai server only.

Who can play
Open to Nepalese players.

Format
Single elimination

Key dates
Registration opens: October 16
Registration closes: October 24
Tournament starts: October 28

Prize pool (NPR 21,000 total)
1st place: NPR 12,500
2nd place: NPR 5,000
3rd place: NPR 2,500
Tournament MVP: NPR 1,000

How to join
Captains register their team in this server before registration closes. Check the rules channel before you register, and be ready to check in before your first match.

JHILI-MILI CUP: RULES
By registering you agree to these rules. Staff decisions are final.

1. General
- Game: VALORANT, 5v5, Mumbai server only.
- Format: single elimination
- Start: October 28

2. Eligibility
- Only Nepalese players may enter.
- A player can play for one team only.
- Play on your own account. Account sharing, boosting and playing on someone else's account are not allowed.
- No smurf accounts. Use the account you normally play on.
- Banned or suspended accounts cannot play.

3. Teams
- 5 players plus up to 1 substitute/coach. Sub must be on the roster before check-in closes.
- The captain registers the team and is the contact for staff.
- Team names and logos must not be offensive.
- Rosters lock when the tournament starts. Only listed sub may replace a player.

4. Registration and check-in
- Registration: October 16 to October 24.
- Captains must check in during the check-in window. Teams that do not check in are removed from the bracket.

5. Match procedure
- Each match has a match-room thread with both captains and staff. Stay in it until the result is confirmed.
- Maps: alternating bans from the current Competitive map pool. The higher seed bans first. The last map left is played. The lower seed picks the starting side.
- The higher seed's captain creates the custom lobby on the Mumbai server. Staff will post the exact lobby settings before the event.

6. Lateness and forfeits
- Each team needs 5 players ready within 10 minutes of the match being posted.
- A team that is not ready in time forfeits and the opponent advances.
- You cannot play with fewer than 5 players.
- If both teams are late, staff decide.

7. Disconnects and pauses
- Each team may pause for technical issues for up to 5 minutes total per match.
- If a player cannot return, staff decide whether the match continues, is remade, or is forfeited.

8. Results and disputes
- The winning captain posts the score and a final scoreboard screenshot in the match room. The losing captain confirms it.
- To dispute a result, post in the match room within 15 minutes with screenshots or video. Staff rulings are final.

9. Fair play
- No cheats, third-party advantages, or exploiting bugs.
- No ghosting (watching a stream or spectating to get information about your own match).
- No match fixing, collusion or throwing games.
- Breaking these rules can mean disqualification and loss of any prize.

10. Conduct
- Treat players and staff with respect. No hate speech, harassment, threats or spam.
- Staff may mute, remove or disqualify anyone who breaks this.

11. Prizes
- 1st: NPR 12,500. 2nd: NPR 5,000. 3rd: NPR 2,500. Tournament MVP: NPR 1,000.
- 3rd place is decided by a match between the two semifinal losers.
- MVP is chosen by [staff vote / highest stats / other].
- Prizes go to the team captain on the final day by [esewa/ khalti]. Staff may ask for verification first. Disqualified players and teams forfeit prizes.

12. Streaming
- Matches may be streamed or recorded, and players agree to appear in the broadcast.

13. Staff
- Staff decide anything not covered here and may update the rules with notice in announcements.