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# World Cup Forecasts

### ⚙️ General Mechanics

👉 Twice per week during the Group Stage, WIN will publish three (3) questions related to that day's matches.

👉 Users must submit their forecasts on the previous day. Forecasts open at **00:00 UTC** and close at **23:59 UTC** on the day before the match. Once a forecast closes, answers can no longer be modified.

👉 League Points are awarded only if the match is officially completed. If a match is suspended, postponed, or cancelled, the corresponding forecast will be void and no points will be awarded or deducted.

👉 In the event of technical or system-related discrepancies, WIN reserves the right to make the final determination.

### 🌟 Points Awarded

The points system works as follows:

✅ **Participation Reward:** Each completed forecast awards **2 League Points**, regardless of whether the answer is correct.

✅ **Correct Forecast Reward:** If the answer is correct, additional **League Points** are awarded based on the difficulty of the question. The exact point value is displayed within each forecast at the time of participation.

✅ **Multiple Correct Outcomes:** If two or more options are deemed correct (for example, if two players finish tied in goals scored), all users who selected any of the correct options will receive the corresponding correct forecast points.


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