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1 GENERAL REGULATIONS
1.1.
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1.2. The team of referees includes the knight marshal (chief referee), field
marshals (2-4 men), linesmen or marshals dealing with the video observation and a secretary.
1.3. Group battles are held on the list of the following size: length is from
15 to 40 m, width is from 7 to 20 m. The height of the sides of the lists is
from 1.2 m.
1.4. A group of fighters for the category Group battles which consists of
base and reserve fighters, according to a certain number of participants.
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1.5. The battle lasts till the two victories in the rounds and consists of 2, 3 or
more rounds (if the final round ends in a draw). The team which defeats
all rival fighters first, gets a victory in a round.
1.6. Each battle lasts not more than 10 minutes and at the end of this time
the team with the most fighters capable of continuing the battle wins the
round. If the number of fighters is equal, the teams have to re-fight the
round.
1.7. The points for a win in a
round are scored at the rate
of 1 point for each fighter
standing on his feet.
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1.10. The invited teams have to appear on the lists within 1 minute.
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1.11. The knight marshal asks about the readiness of the marshals and the
fighters.
1.12. The knight marshal signals the start of the battle, giving the command
To the fight!
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2 PENALTIES
2.1. The rebuke (verbal warning) is a sanction applied to the fighter for insignificant rules violations, which aim is to draw the fighters attention to
his actions. Its not to be put in the record.
The warning is the yellow card given to the fighter for rules violation and it is
to be stated in the record. The yellow card influences the rating of the fighter
and his team. The yellow card can be given only by the knight marshal of the
tournament.
A fighter gets the yellow card in the following cases:
2.1.1. For use of any prohibited actions stated in HMB rules for BUHURT CATEGORIES, chapter 4. PROHIBITED Techniques.
2.1.2. For use of any actions that are not listed in HMB rules for BUHURT CATEGORIES, chapter 3. AUTHORIZED Techniques.
2.1.3. For rising and standing up on both feet after falling on the lists before the
command Stop the fight!
2.1.4. For poor quality, dirty, rusty, dented or not authentic gear. If the fighter
enters the list in the same armor, he gets second yellow card.
2.1.5. For unsportsmanlike behavior, boorishness, foul language, shouting at
the referees, opponents or spectators.
2.1.6. For starting the battle before the command To the fight!
2.1.7. For keeping attacking after the command Stop the fight! and a yellow
flag hanging in front of the face.
2.1.8. For ignoring the knight marshals or field referees commands.
2.1.9. For the continuation of the
battle without an important element of the protective arms in the case of
ignoring the commands of
the judge.
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3 FILING an APPEAL
3.1. In case of a well-reasoned disagreement with the decision of the referees and the knight marshal, the captain of the team or an officially
(in a written form) appointed assistant, the fighters representative, can
make a protest. The protest is to be written only in an Appeal form,
which can be given to the team captain by event organizers. The number
of these forms is brought under regulation and decided by organizers of
every event.
3.2. The protest is to be well-grounded and can be made on the following occasions:
3.2.1. Removal of the fighter out of the battle with violation of the rules.
3.2.2. Continuation of actions by a fighter of the opposing team after he was
removed from a battle.
3.2.3. Improper removal of a fighter out of the battle by the field referee.
3.2.4. Unregistered by the referees a rule violation made by the fighters of the
opposing team.
3.2.5. Deliberate injuring.
3.2.6. Application of prohibited techniques to a fighter, which strongly influenced the balance of forces in a battle.
3.3. The protest should be made after the fight is over and the fighters are
asked whether they have any claims. The captain or a representative of a
fighter who has been observing the fight, makes a well-reasoned protest
personally to the knight marshal. The protest is to be considered within
30-45 minutes and before the next fight in the presence of team members.
3.4.
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