GLeagues / Ladders - Quake III CPMA - Season 1 - Duel

1v1 Duel Ladder Quake III CPMA - Season 1 - Duel
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1.00	When a player/team is free to challenge they can challenge an opponent ranked above them, or they can be challenged by an opponent ranked below them.
1.01	In this ladder players/teams can challenge %v% positions up from where they're ranked.
1.012	In this ladder if a player/team has a positive winning streak they are allowed to challenge an additional %v% positions more for each win they acquire.
1.013	The challenging player/team chooses the first round level/map as well as their preference for tie breaker.
1.014	The challenging player/team chooses 2 dates and times from an available %v% day pool.
1.015	This ladder allows matches to be scheduled on %days%Between 12 AM and 11 PM%zone%.
1.016	In this ladder the soonest a match can be scheduled is %v% from now.
1.02	In this ladder a player/team may revoke a challenge after 12 Hours.
1.03	Forced forfeits are disabled.
1.04	A player/team can immediately decline a challenge request. If the request is declined the challenger will be given a win, and the declining player/team a loss.

2.00	Each player/team should try to contact the other to resolve any logistics for the game (Ex. Servers, Delays, Reschedules).
2.001	If you're having trouble agreeing on the logistics of your match (a neutral server for instance), then you should contact a staff member until we've figured out an official resolution.
2.002	Every player/team gets a grace period of 20 minutes. This means each player/team has 20 minutes past the listed game time to be ready to play. If a player/team does not show up or is not ready to play within this time then the attending player/team should report an attempt forfeit (See Forfeits for details).
2.01	Once a match begins, there can be no forfeit given unless what has been played is invalidated. In other words if a player/team leaves in the middle of the match that has already begun the remaining player/team should report a win. If a player/team leaves a match because they have solid proof their opponent is cheating they should receive a forfeit win because the match was invalidated.

3.0	Either player/team can report the results of the match if they agree to, but the challenger is expected to.
3.001	If the results of a match are not accurate a player/team can dispute them. If a player/team accepts or issues a challenge they lose the ability to dispute their last match.
3.002	In the event of a dispute, the player/team getting disputed will be required to provide what ever information is needed to prove their innocence. If unable to provide sufficient evidence, the disputing player/team will be awarded a forfeit win.
3.01	If the match is not played, an attempt forfeit should be reported by the attending player/team. If the opposing player/team does not contend the forfeit within 24 hours, a forfeit win will automatically be awarded.
3.012	If your opponent reports an attempt forfeit and you have proof the grounds are not valid, you may contend the forfeit.
3.02	If neither player/team reports the results of the match within 24 hours of the scheduled match time the challenged player/team will be awarded a forfeit win.
3.03	Intentionally reporting incorrect results, or cheating in any manner will result in a ban from this ladder and potentially the site depending on the severity of your infractions.

4.0	When a player/team wins in this ladder they will be awarded an amount of points based on the difference between their rating and their opponent's.
4.01	When a player/team loses in this ladder they will lose an amount of points based on the difference between their rating and their opponent's.
4.02	If a player/team forfeits in this ladder they will lose the amount they would have lost if they had played and were defeated, plus an additional 10% of that value.
4.021	Forfeiting twice in a row will double the penalty.
4.022	Forfeiting three times in a row will have your status in the ladder suspended until a time to be determined by staff.