Tournament Rules Changes (July 16, 2026)
Changes between the April 2026 and July 2026 Riftbound Tournament Rules.
Badges identify Added, Changed, and Removed rules. Removed wording is struck through, while added wording is highlighted. Each change appears with the unchanged rules needed to preserve its context; other unchanged rules are omitted. Rule numbers open the corresponding source document in a new tab.
200. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Definitions
202. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Tournament Modes:Added
- 202.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Competition Formats:
- 202.1.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
See 600 in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens source rules in a new tab). for more information on Competition Formats.
- 202.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Round Structures:
- 202.2.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Swiss: A competition or component of a competition where players are paired each round against players they haven’t already played in the competition who, if possible, share the same current record.
- 202.2.a.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Power Pairing: When the final round of a swiss competition is paired in exact order of the current standings of the competition. For example: Seed 1 plays against seed 2, seed 3 plays against seed 4, etc.
- 202.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Multiple: Some competitions may consist of multiple formats and/or structures within the same competition.
202. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Competition Format: Riftbound competitions can be run with one of two formats.Removed
- 202.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
Swiss: A competition or component of a competition where players are paired based on their current standing in the competition.
- 202.5. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
Rules: Each format has rules specific to it.
- 202.6. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
Multiple: Some competitions may consist of multiple formats within the same competition.
204. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Competition Roles: Every attendee at a competition has at least one of the following roles.
- 204.5. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Floor Judge: Floor judges respond to players and spectators who have questions about rules and regulations, and/or need judgment on the same, and their responsibilities include:
- 204.5.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Answering questions about rules, interactions among cards, providing Watcher wordings, or derived game state.
- 204.5.a.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
At high OPL, judges may not answer direct questions about the results of game actions a player has not yet taken. In these situations, players must ask
hypotheticalquestions about the rules. Examples:
400. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Policies
406. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Start of Game Procedure
- 406.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
The setup process for a game of Riftbound is defined in the Core Rules. See CR 110. Setup Process. Additionally:
- 406.1.g. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
For competitions run using a “best of 1” format instead of a “best of 3” format, the head judge may opt to use the altered initial setup process listed below to closer mirror the “best of 3” experience:
- 406.1.g.7. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Players perform shuffling steps 406.1.c.-406.1.e.3. listed above, then proceed to CR
116110. Setup Process.
408. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)End of Match Procedure
- 408.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Single elimination matches use untimed rounds so players can play their games to a natural conclusion. In the event that single elimination rounds must use a timer, the following altered End of Match Procedure can be used to determine a winner if time runs out:
- 408.4.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
After that player’s turn is complete, three additional turns are played. At the conclusion of those additional turns:
- 408.4.c.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
If the point score of the current game is tied and the game score of the match is tied, players continue to play until the next point is scored. The player who scores that point wins the match. This does not remove normal scoring restrictions if the next point is the Final Point. See CR
448.1.a469.1.a. for Final Point details.
415. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Tracking Score & ResourcesChanged
- 415.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Players must track their own resources such as XP and unspent Energy/Power they have floating. They are not required to be written down, but they must be represented in a way that is clear and understandable to all players, such as with dice or counters.
- 415.4.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Resources being immediately spent need to be communicated, but do not need to be tracked in this way.
- 415.4.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
If any player notices a resource discrepancy, they must immediately make all players aware of it. If it can’t be resolved easily by the players, a judge must be called.
421. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Shuffling
- 421.8. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
When two or more cards are recycled to the player’
sMains Main Deck as part of a single action, the above procedures 1-7 should be followed for that group of cards to properly randomize them before recycling them.
422. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Sleeves
- 422.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
If a player chooses to do this, all such sleeves must be identical and all cards in a deck must be placed in sleeves in the same manner. Cards in decks must have the same number of layers and be the same orientation at all times.
- 422.2.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Players may use a unique sleeve or additional layer to distinguish their Chosen Champion during game setup, but must change its sleeve to match their Main Deck if it would enter a zone whose information level is private during gameplay. See CR
127128. Privacy for information types.
424. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Display
- 424.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Players are responsible for making reasonable effort to prevent secret information from being revealed accidentally. See CR
127128. Privacy for information types.
500. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Communication
502. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Information
- 502.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Cards have a level of privacy as specified in CR
127128. Privacy. These apply to levels of information accessible to the players as well. - 502.6. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Players must acknowledge changes to public information that result from their cards and effects as those effects would have an observable impact on the game. See
506.3.d in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens source rules in a new tab)506.3.e in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens source rules in a new tab). for examples of observable impact.- 502.6.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
As part of acknowledging changes to public information, the accountable player must communicate the change to all other players in an understandable and observable way. Examples include verbally announcing the change, physically indicating the change, or other means of communication understood and agreed upon by all players in the game.
506. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Triggered Abilities
- 506.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Accountable Player: The player responsible for putting a triggered ability on the chain, as defined by the core rules. See CR
375383. Triggered Abilities for more information on triggered abilities.- 506.1.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
The accountable player for triggers sourced from battlefields depends on control of the battlefield and is not automatically the player who brought the battlefield to the game. See CR
184.6190.6. For more information on battlefield abilities.
- 506.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
The accountable player must acknowledge their triggers by the time they would have an observable impact on the game. If they do not, they are forgotten.
- 506.3.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
As part of acknowledging a trigger, the accountable player must communicate the trigger to all other players in an understandable and observable way. Examples include verbally announcing the trigger, physically indicating the trigger, or other means of communication understood and agreed upon by all players in the game.
507. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Teams in Separate Matches
- 507.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Players that acquire secret or private information about a match in which a teammate is playing can’t communicate with that teammate for the remainder of that match. See CR
127128. Privacy for information types.
600. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Competition Formats
601. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Constructed
- 601.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Deck Construction
- 601.1.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
In competitions where a sideboard is allowed:
- 601.1.c.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
A player’s sideboard can include
810 or fewer cards.
- 601.3.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
The current Standard consists of:
- 601.3.c.4.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
China legal date - 4/10/26
- 601.3.c.4.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
Rest of world legal date - 5/8/26
- 601.3.c.5. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Vendetta (Ven)
- 601.3.c.5.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Release Date: July 31st, 2026
602. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Limited
- 602.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Building From a Limited Pool
- 602.3.f. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
At low OPL, starting configuration registration is not required and players may freely change the composition of their starting deck and sideboard between games and matches unless otherwise specified by the head judge. Players may still only use a specific copy of a battlefield once per match, but may use the same named battlefield as many times as they have copies of it in their provided card pool.
700. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Enforcement and Penalties
702. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Game Play Errors
- 702.9. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Mispayment for Cost [Warning]: A player pays a cost underpaying its
power or energy cost,requirements orusesusing the incorrectdomain to pay a power costrequirements. See CR 201. Costs for more detail on costs.- 702.9.b.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
If a simple rewind is not possible, correct the cost paid if possible
, by exhausting, or recycling runes as needed.
- 702.10. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Looking at Secret Information [Warning]: A player looks at information that is not available to any player. See CR
127128. Privacy for information types. - 702.11. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Looking at Opponent Private Information [Warning]: A player accidentally looks at information that is private to their opponent. See CR
127128. Privacy for information types.
704. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Unsporting Conduct
- 704.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
Angle Shooting [Warning]: A player intentionally uses the technical precision of the rules to gain an advantage where the spirit of the rules would not have garnered that advantage.
- 704.4.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Examples include but are not limited to:
- 704.4.a.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Attempting to mislead an opponent during gameplay based on cards that have rules errata.
- 704.4.a.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-04-29 (opens in a new tab)Removed
Using a printing of a card that is pre-errata without informing opponents once the card is played.
- 704.5. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)
Bribery [Match Loss]: Tournament attendees and spectators may not bribe tournament players or tournament officials.
- 704.5.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
It is not bribery when players in the single-elimination portion of a tournament offering only items such as cash, store credit, and/or unopened product, with the
tournamentcompetition organizer’s permission, agree to divide the subsequent tournament prizes evenly. All players still in the tournament must agree to the arrangement. - 704.5.d. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Changed
It is not bribery when, in the final round of the single-elimination portion of a tournament, with the
tournamentcompetition organizer’s permission, players mutually agree on a winner and how to divide the remaining prizes. In such cases, one player must agree to drop from the tournament. Prizes are then awarded based on each player’s final standing.
705. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Disciplinary CodeAdded
- 705.1.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
All players participating in a premier or qualifier Riftbound competition are subject to this Disciplinary Code.
- 705.1.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Players accept and agree to be bound by these Riftbound Tournament Rules including this Disciplinary Code by: a) signing a contract or registration form in which these Riftbound Tournament Rules are incorporated, linked, referenced, or attached, b) clicking “Accept” when given the option to do so in an online registration process (or through a similar method of acceptance); or c) participating in any Regional Championship, Regional Qualifier, Showdown Series, or any equivalent events.
- 705.1.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Players also accept and agree that the Competition Organizer and Riot Games have the right to:
- 705.1.c.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Monitor compliance with these Riftbound Tournament Rules, other Riftbound competition policies, the Riot Games Terms of Service, and any other competition-specific rules.
- 705.1.c.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Investigate (or have a representative investigate) possible violations of any of the foregoing, and/or possible violations of applicable law.
- 705.1.c.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Where appropriate, impose sanctions for violations of these Riftbound Tournament Rules or other regulations referenced above, as further described below.
- 705.1.d. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
This Disciplinary Code applies globally anywhere Riftbound competitions are held. It may also apply to circumstances that occur outside of competition play entirely, if the alleged conduct could have an adverse impact on Riftbound competitions or in circumstances where the alleged conduct could be associated with Riot Games, Riot Games affiliates, Riot Games game titles, or other properties, in each case as determined by Riot Games.
- 705.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Investigations of Rule Violations and Consequences
- 705.2.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Reporting: Players must report any violation of these Riftbound Tournament Rules to the Competition Organizer or Competition Officials upon becoming aware of the violation. Reports must be made honestly and in good faith. Knowingly false, fabricated, or recklessly misleading allegations, coordinated complaints made in bad faith, or other abuses of the reporting process are prohibited and may result in sanctions.
- 705.2.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Duty to Cooperate: Players are required to cooperate with the Competition Organizer, Riot Games, or designated representatives in any internal or external investigation that is conducted relating to a suspected violation of these Riftbound Tournament Rules. Players have a duty to tell the truth in connection with any such investigation, and a duty not to obstruct any such investigation, mislead investigators, withhold evidence, or abuse investigative processes.
- 705.2.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Abiding to Decisions: Players must comply with all instructions, directions, decisions, or rulings, including any disciplinary measures or final decisions issued by the Competition Organizer or another entity recognized by Riot Games.
- 705.2.d. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Consequences: At the Competition Organizer and/or Riot Games’ discretion, sanctions will be proportionate to the severity of the violation, taking into account any prior sanctions. Multiple sanctions may be applied for a single violation. Violations of these Riftbound Tournament Rules may be sanctioned by the application of one or more of the following disciplinary measures:
- 705.2.d.1. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Warning (private or public)
- 705.2.d.2. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Prize forfeiture and return of prizes (including previously awarded money and trophies)
- 705.2.d.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Restrictions or bans on entering a venue
- 705.2.d.4. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Game, match, or competition forfeiture (including the disqualification of competitions in progress and/or exclusion from future competitions)
- 705.2.d.5. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Replaying a game or match
- 705.2.d.6. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Forfeiture of points or rankings in any competitive ranking system
- 705.2.d.7. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Suspension, disqualification, or ban from one or more Riftbound competitions
- 705.2.d.8. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Riot game account suspension or termination
- 705.2.e. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Interim Measures: The Competition Organizer and/or Riot Games may issue interim or provisional disciplinary measures pending the outcome of an investigation and until a decision on the merits is finalized. In circumstances where credible evidence may suggest a breach of these Riftbound Tournament Rules, the Competition Organizer and/or Riot Games may implement provisional measures, including the suspension of individuals involved.
- 705.2.f. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances: The type and extent of the disciplinary measures that may be imposed are based on the specific circumstances of each case, taking into account the seriousness of the offense as well as aggravating and mitigating circumstances. Repeated or multiple concurrent violations or infractions may be considered as aggravating circumstances and may be subject to escalating sanctions.
- 705.2.g. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Intent. Violations of the Riftbound Tournament Rules are subject to disciplinary action, whether or not they were committed intentionally or as part of a joke, a stunt, or some form of social media performance.
- 705.2.h. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Final Determinations. Competition Organizer’s and/or Riot Games’ determination as to the appropriate disciplinary action (or combination of disciplinary actions) will be final and binding.
- 705.2.i. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Public Decisions. The Competition Organizer and/or Riot Games may make decisions public at their sole discretion, which may include certain facts, details, consequences, or other information arising in connection with a ruling or other disciplinary decision regarding a violation or alleged violation of these Riftbound Tournament Rules.
- 705.3. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Conduct Rules
- 705.3.a. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
General Obligations: Players who participate in Riftbound competitions must at all times observe the highest standards of personal integrity and sporting conduct. Players are required to behave in a respectful manner in all of their interactions with other competitors, judges, competition officials, the media, sponsors, fans and other persons. Players must promptly comply with the decisions and instructions of Competition Officials (particularly of Judges) in a respectful and non-combative manner.
- 705.3.b. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Unsporting Conduct. Players may not engage in any unsporting conduct listed in 704 in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens source rules in a new tab). Engaging in unsporting conduct may additionally be subject to sanction under this Disciplinary Code.
- 705.3.c. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Cheating. Cheating is prohibited. Enabling or assisting others to cheat is also prohibited.
- 705.3.d. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Unauthorized Communications. Unauthorized coaching and other communications during a match can give a player an unfair competitive advantage, and are prohibited.
- 705.3.e. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Derogatory or Defamatory Statements and Hateful Acts. Players may not use words, gestures, digital or physical objects, or any other means to transmit, allow or facilitate messages or actions that insult, encourage hatred, undermine, or harm the integrity of a country, individual, or group of people. This includes contemptuous, discriminatory, or denigrating expressions based on race, skin color, ethnic, national, or social origin, gender, language, religion, political or other opinions, financial status, birth, sexual orientation, medical condition or history, or any other characteristic or status.
- 705.3.f. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Vulgar or Provocative. Players may not use words, gestures, digital or physical objects, or any other means to transmit, allow or facilitate messages or actions that are obscene, vulgar, provocative, hateful, racist, insulting, threatening, abusive, libelous, slanderous, defamatory, or otherwise offensive or objectionable.
- 705.3.g. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Harassment. Players may not engage in any form of harassment. Harassment is defined as unwelcome and unwanted behaviors that diminish, demean, or otherwise intimidate. This rule also prohibits sexual harassment, which is defined as any form of unwelcome sexual advances. Stalking, conduct that involves threats of violence (whether physically or online) and sharing personal information of another individual without permission are considered forms of harassment as is any conduct by an individual that incites or encourages abuse by others. All forms of harassment are prohibited, even if the behavior is not sufficiently severe or pervasive to constitute unlawful activity under applicable law.
- 705.3.h. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Bullying and Abuse. Players may not engage in any form of bullying or physical or mental abuse. Bullying is defined as malicious conduct which an objective observer would consider hostile, offensive, and unrelated to legitimate competition, especially in circumstances where the person is perceived as vulnerable. Abuse is defined as treating a person with cruelty or violence (including physical altercation), especially if done repeatedly. Acting with reckless disregard for the potential negative impact of one’s actions is also considered a form of bullying and is prohibited.
- 705.3.i. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Credible Threats. Players may not threaten others. A threat is defined as a statement of intention to commit an act of violence or take other hostile action against someone in retribution for something done or not done that could cause an objective observer to believe it will be carried out.
- 705.3.j. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Match-fixing or Manipulation. Players may not match-fix or otherwise manipulate the outcome of any match or competition or request, encourage, or instruct others to manipulate it. Manipulation is defined as the unlawful or undue influence or alteration, directly or indirectly, by an act or an omission, of the course, result, or any other aspect of a match (i.e. spot-fixing) or a competition, irrespective of whether the behavior is committed for financial gain, sporting advantage, or any other purpose. For the purposes of this rule, manipulation also includes any attempt to manipulate, any action that creates the appearance of manipulation, and/or any behavior that could reasonably give rise to suspicions of manipulation, whether or not the manipulation is ultimately carried out or successful.
- 705.3.k. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Retaliation. Players may not retaliate against anyone who reports a possible violation of these Riftbound Tournament Rules in good faith or who provides truthful information during an investigation. Retaliation (for example, threats, intimidation, harassment, employment actions, or any other form of reprisal) constitutes an independent violation, regardless of the outcome of the underlying report.
- 705.3.l. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Violations of Law. Players are required to comply with all applicable laws at all times during their participation in Riftbound competitions. Players may not engage in (or encourage or solicit others to engage in) any illegal activity or behavior that is under investigation or has resulted in formal charges, whether or not a conviction has occurred, if such activity may bring Riot Games, the Competition Organizer, and/or a Riftbound competition into disrepute, negatively affect the authority, honor, and brand value of Riot Games, the Competition Organizer, and/or a Riftbound competition, or cause harm to the operation of a Riftbound competition.
- 705.3.m. in Tournament Rules 2026-07-16 (opens in a new tab)Added
Violations of Riot Games Terms of Service. Players are required to comply with the Riot Games Terms of Service and may face sanctions under this Disciplinary Code in addition to consequences established in the Riot Games Terms of Service.
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