15.09.2025

Teams compete to capture the opponent’s flag placed in the base zone and defend their own flag from the enemy. In addition, players can “knock out” rivals who are outside the designated revival zone.

Rules of the game:

1. Start of the game:

   • A signal (e.g., whistle, starting shot) starts the game.
   • Players can immediately launch an attack or choose a defensive strategy.

2. Capture the flag:

   • To capture the opponent’s flag, the player must reach the opponent’s base, avoid opponents and raise the flag.
   • After capturing the flag, the player must return to his own base without being “knocked out.”

3. Election:

   • If a player is hit by an opponent’s marker outside his own zone, he is considered “knocked out.”
   • The knocked out player goes to the revival zone and must wait a certain amount of time or reach a special point to rejoin the game.

4. Flag defense:

   • Each team must protect its flag. If the flag is seized by the opponent, the team must organize a counterattack or send several players to recover the flag.
   • The flag cannot be hidden – it must be visible throughout the game.

5. End of the round:

   • The round ends when one of the teams successfully transports the flag to its base or after a certain amount of time has passed, the team that has captured the flag the most times wins.
   • In case of ties, extra time or decisive duels may be played.

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Rules and Regulations for School League Play (ATPschool edition).

I. General Provisions

1. These rules determine the rules of participation, the course of the games and the obligations of participants in the School League (ATPschool edition), organized by Airsoft Team Poland.
2. Participation in the games is tantamount to acceptance of all provisions of these regulations.
3. The organizer reserves the right to make changes to the regulations, of which students and schools will be informed before the start of the tournament.

II. Registration and Participation

1. Participants in the School League may be elementary, middle, high school and high school students who have the consent of their legal guardian (in the case of minors).
2. Registration takes place via an online form available on the organizer’s website or in paper form, according to the established schedule.
3. Each school is represented by a team of a number of players determined by the organizer, who must be enrolled before the registration deadline.

III. Safety Rules

1. Participants must familiarize themselves with the safety rules prior to the start of the games and sign a statement that they have read the rules and will abide by the rules of the game.
2. Equipment used during the games (replicas, hit sensors, etc.) is controlled by the organizers; any damage or misuse will result in exclusion from further games.
3. Participants are required to wear appropriate clothing and protection as recommended by the organizer (e.g., pads, safety glasses).

IV. Course of the Playoffs

1. The School League games are held in a professionally prepared arena, adapted to the needs of young people and taking into account safety standards.
2. The tournament may be held in the form of elimination, round-robin rounds or any other system determined by the organizer, and the schedule of games will be communicated to the participants before the start of the event.
3. Each round of competition has a specific duration, after which the results are summed up and the best teams are promoted to the next phase of the tournament.

V. Rules of Scoring and Fair Play

1. Points are awarded on the basis of the number of hits, targets achieved, and time to hold position according to the established scoring system.
2. Participants are obliged to follow the rules of fair play, which includes respect for opponents, organizers and adherence to the rules of the game.
3. If unfair behavior, cheating or violation of rules is detected, the organizer reserves the right to disqualify the team or individual players.

VI. Rights and Responsibilities of Participants

1. Participants have the right to:
   • Participate in the games on equal terms.
   • To receive support from instructors and organizers on the rules of the game and safety.
2. Participants are required to:
   • Abide by the rules and regulations and the instructions of the organizers and instructors.
   • Take care of the equipment provided for use during the games.
   • Maintain personal culture and mutual respect throughout the event.

VII. Complaints and Final Provisions

1. Complaints about the course of the tournament or the organizer’s decisions should be submitted in writing within 7 days after the end of the tournament.
2. The organizer undertakes to consider each complaint as soon as possible.
3. In matters not covered by these rules, the applicable legal regulations shall apply.
4. Participation in the tournament is tantamount to acceptance of these regulations.

We invite all schools and students to participate in the School League (ATPschool edition) – let sports competition, healthy fun and learning to cooperate become the foundation of unforgettable experiences and inspiration for further development!