Fries Cup Weekly
FIVE MAPS.ALL COUNT.
Make this weekend a team effort.
Play all five. Every map earns points.
WHY WEEKLY EXISTS
FOR PEOPLE WHO PLAY TOGETHER,
A PLACE
TO KEEP PLAYING.
Maybe you want to test your teamwork. Maybe this is your first tournament as a team.
Between class and work, make room for the game you care about.
- 01Bring the teamwork you practise into a real match.
- 02Test yourselves against a different team.
- 03Try. Adjust. Come back next week.
02 / PLAY ALL FIVE
PLAY TO THE END.
EVERY MAP COUNTS.
RR5 / FIXED FIVE-MAP FORMAT
Complete all five maps, then count map wins.
Normal play: 2 points for a map win; 1 for a loss or draw.
Choose any map to revisit the score and points.
Make room for a match this weekExample: Team A wins the first three maps, but maps four and five are still played. Team B wins the last two. The final score is 3–2, with 8 points for A and 7 for B after normal completion. This is not a real match.
MAKE ROOM
FOR PLAY.
Class, work and everyday life carry on.
Agree a time with your teammates and play this weekend.
Busy this week? You can opt out before the deadline.
Once you confirm, show up at the agreed time.
- MON — FRIDEADLINE 17:00
CONFIRM YOUR WEEK
Submit your 5–7 player roster for the week and confirm participation.
- FRIDAY20:00
MEET YOUR OPPONENT
After pairings are announced, agree a weekend match time within the permitted window and report it to the organisers.
- SAT — SUNTIME BY AGREEMENT
PLAY ALL FIVE
Each team plays one fixed five-map series. Prepare your teamwork and set aside enough time for the whole match.
A MATCH WORTH PLAYING.
A GOOD MATCH FOR YOUR TEAM.
There is generally no rank requirement. Organisers consider team strength, points and attendance when making pairings, aiming to avoid large skill gaps and frequent rematches.
WHAT WE STAND FOR
FAIR PLAY. KINDNESS. GROWTH.
- 01
FAIR PLAY.
Follow the rules.
Give every match your best. - 02
KINDNESS.
Respect your teammates,
and the opponents across the arena. - 03
GROWTH.
Learn, experiment,
and find your next play together.
THIS WEEK,
INTO THE NEXT.
Every match is a chance to work together.
The record you keep helps you prepare for the next one.
Schedules, results, team and player data
grow into a lasting record of your team’s journey.
TEAM B · 7 POINTS
FROM ONE MATCH TO THE NEXT CHALLENGE.
- 01
WEEKLY POINTS
Build on every map
- 02
CYCLE PLAYOFFS
Double elimination for the cycle title
- 03
WEEKLY MAJOR
On to the next stage
Qualification places, cycle dates and Major details are subject to the organisers’ current announcements.
NEXT WEEK,
PLAY TOGETHER.
PLAN YOUR NEXT MATCH TOGETHER.
- Join the community for current details
- Confirm your roster and availability
- Your captain or manager handles registration
MEET YOUR NEXT TEAMMATE.
- Share what kind of team you are looking for
- Meet teammates and form a team
- Register your team following current arrangements
Everyone can join the community. Weekly registration is by team.
BEFORE YOU JOIN
GOOD TO KNOW.
Download rules (Chinese)SUMMARY BASED ON V1.6.1
Check the organisers’ latest announcements for current details.
Can I join without a team?
Yes. Join the community to meet teammates and share recruitment posts. Once your team is ready, register following the current arrangements.
Do we have to play every week?
No. Teams can choose whether to play before each week’s deadline. Sitting out earns no points. Missing a confirmed match without a valid reason is handled under the rules.
Do we keep playing after winning the first three maps?
Yes. RR5 is a fixed five-map format. In normal play, all five maps must be completed. A map win earns 2 points; a loss or draw earns 1. Scores and points are counted after all five maps.
Where can we find registration and qualification details?
Join the community for current registration, confirmation and cycle announcements. Submit the required roster through your captain or manager. Playoff places and Major details follow the published announcements.
Will every match be broadcast?
Organisers may arrange broadcasts, recordings or data coverage for selected matches. Not every match is broadcast; this does not affect the validity of its results or statistics.