Here at WMB we like to do things differently, that's why we made our own format and rule book.

For the most part our events play out very similarly to other organisations events however there are a few unique aspects that set WMB events apart from the rest.

 

Below you can find a brief breakdown of the main aspects of the WMB rule book however for a full breakdown of the rules used at WMB Ranked Play Events click the link above to see the full rules of play, leaderboard point system break down as well as the WMB code of conduct.

Format
Anyone familiar with the 3on3 format for Beyblade will easily adapt to our B4P3 format as it shares a lot of similarities with 3on3 however the main difference is our tie breaker system. In B4P3 you build 4 beys and choose 3 of them to play with in a match of 6 to 12 games (depending on the stage of the tournament), shuffling the order of the deck after every 3 games, but in the event of a tied score after 6 or 12 games the 4th bey the player built comes into play in the tie breaker game to decide the winner of the match. 

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Restrictions

Most organisations and tournament organisers will have very few restrictions, usually limited for parts, such as the Metal Needle bit, that could cause damage to equipment used in events however at WMB we want to level the playing field and give everyone the chance to improve their skills and climb the leaderboards without having to spend a load of money to get rare beys and every new stadium that gets released, that's why we limit the stadiums used in our events to the "BX-10" style stadium and prohibit the use of "Rare Bey Get Battle" prize beys/their parts unless they see a release available in retail stores.

Some players have questioned this decision however at WMB we pride ourselves on making our events as accessible as possible and we feel that these rare beys are locked behind a de facto paywall as they require multiple purchases of products imported from foreign markets in order to guarantee a player the chance to win or buy the bey and then further costs are incurred using proxy services to import the beys.