Corporate Futsal Tournament

All participants must thoroughly read and understand the terms and conditions before competing in the tournament.
Always uphold the principles of fair play.
Respect all participants, regardless of their qualifications, nationality, cultural background, or religion.
Do not engage in any form of insult or harassment.
Prioritize the safety of yourself and other players at all times.
Avoid unnecessary conflicts with others.

Note: Players who do not comply with our Code of Conduct will be subject to penalties as follows:

Our priority is the safety of the players. Let’s work together to ensure that everyone enjoys the games.

Team Composition: Teams may register 10 players. One (1) Manager, Six (6) key players, Three (3) substitutes..
Player Eligibility: Only individuals in management-level roles are eligible.
Name Changes: Allowed until 20th November 2025; later only with valid reason and medical certificate.
Game Schedules: Posted 48 hours before game start.
Player Verification: Before each match by referee or field owner.
Match Interruptions: Rescheduled if caused by weather/medical issues.
Health Responsibility: Players are responsible for pre-existing conditions.
Acknowledgment of Risk: Participation may involve physical risks, including injury or death.

Organizer not liable for injury, loss, or death occurring on tournament premises.
No responsibility for lost, stolen, or damaged personal property.
Organizer may remove violators of rules or terms.
No dangerous or violent behavior allowed.
All play must align with tournament regulations.
Form completion confirms a team's participation.
Registration fee must be paid to be included.
No refund for withdrawals or no-shows.
Teams must pay for damages caused to facilities.
Smoking is strictly prohibited — violators disqualified without warning.
Antisocial behavior results in immediate elimination.
Repeated misconduct or harsh fouls will cause disqualification.

Intellectual property: Rights related to the organizer (Courtside & Spellbound Leo Burnett).
Personal injury: Includes injury, disease, or recurrence of medical issues.
Recreational activities: Physical or risk-related activities for enjoyment.
Leisure services: Sports or physical activity services.
Rules: Tournament rules given to team leaders.
Services: Any benefits or facilities offered by the organizer.
Start Date: Date of the final signature on terms.

Terms and Conditions