Frequently Asked Questions · One Piece TCG Poland League
Below you'll find answers to the most common questions about the League. The full, detailed rules are described in the League Rules — that's the ultimate source in case of doubt. Didn't find what you're looking for? Reach out — contact details are on the Contact page.
Registration happens by paying the entry fee via Zrzutka.pl. To join, you also need to join the official Discord server and send proof of payment to an Admin or Moderator. Registration for the current season is open throughout its duration, but the Organizer may close it once the slot limit is reached.
The entry fee is 50 PLN per season. 90% of collected entry fees go directly into the season's prize pool, and 10% is used to develop the league and organize future seasons. Once the season has started, the entry fee is non-refundable.
These are three tiers of play. Division 1 and Division 2 each have 32 players playing in a group format (two stages, round robin within their group). The Open Division is open to everyone else — no slot limit and no groups, everyone plays everyone. New players start in the Open Division by default.
After each phase, the top players of lower divisions move up, and the lowest-ranked players of higher divisions move down. In the Open Division, the top eight (places 1–8) are promoted to Division 2. In Division 1 and 2, promotion and relegation are decided by the results of that phase's second group stage — the detailed key (which group placements move up, stay, or move down) is described in the Rules, in the section on competition structure. The Open Division has no relegation zone — the league is open.
When two or more players are tied on points, placement is decided — in this order — by:
League matches are played as Best of 1, with the season semifinals and final played as Best of 3 (same deck for the whole match). The primary platform for play is opSIM. Both players agree on the match time together, and the Club's Discord server is the official communication channel.
A win is worth 3 points, a played loss is worth 1 point, and a walkover (match not played) is worth 0 points. Points determine standings within a given phase and do not carry over between phases — every phase starts from zero.
After a match, you're required to send a screenshot confirming the result to the designated Discord channel. When playing on camera or live, a recording of the full match is required, kept for at least 14 days. Reported results feed into the ranking and the Results Grid on the home page, which are built automatically.
Yes — Fast Events are additional, irregular tournaments organized outside the main league, usually in a different format (e.g. Best of 1, Swiss + Top 4). Results and prizes from Fast Events are separate from the league ranking. Recaps of every event — format, participants, results, prizes — are published on a dedicated Fast Events page.
Yes. Every participant must submit a current decklist through the private channel designated by the Organizer — before the season starts and after every deck change. A deck can be changed at most once every 14 days, and the Organizer has the right to verify that the deck in use matches the submitted list.
Didn't find your answer? Check the full League Rules or reach out — contact details are on the Contact page.