Real PvP and Matchmaking on Bazichy

What does real PvP mean?

PvP means player versus player. In an online player match, the other side is controlled by another person. Local practice or computer-opponent modes, where offered, are separate options; check the selected mode before you start.

How do I find an opponent?

1. Open the game catalog and choose a game.
2. Read its tutorial and select an available online player mode.
3. Review the entry amount, currency, clock, and result rules before confirming.
4. Join matchmaking or an available lobby and wait for a compatible opponent.

CHY is the starting non-cash route. Read What Is CHY? to understand its use. Other modes depend on the options and eligibility shown for your account.

Why might a match take time to start?

Players need compatible game and match settings. The active player pool changes throughout the day, so a match is not guaranteed to start immediately. Check the lobby's current status and cancel a search through its controls if you no longer want to wait.

What happens during a match?

The game validates moves and records the match state. Watch whose turn it is and the clock shown on the board. Use the in-game controls for supported actions such as resignation rather than assuming that closing a tab ends the match safely.

What if my connection drops?

Return to the match as soon as possible and check its current state. Clocks and disconnect rules still apply, so reconnecting does not guarantee extra time or a restarted match. If a result appears incorrect, keep the match identifier and use support to explain the issue.

Both players must follow the fair-play standard. Playing against a person does not permit outside assistance, collusion, harassment, or manipulation of results.