Badminton Competition

• The match rules adhere to the BWF/PBSI regulations.
  
• The scoring system follows the “Rally Point” principle and is formatted as “The Best of Three Games” (3x21).
  
• During a match players are allowed a one-minute rest period during which the coach may give instructions, but they must remain on the court.
• Between the first and second games, players have a 5-minute rest period. Coaches can provide instructions, but players cannot leave the court.
• In the event of "One Game All," players are allowed a 5-minute rest.
• If disturbances occur, the referee has the authority to postpone or relocate the match, ensuring that the results remain valid.
• Only drinking water and essential athlete equipment may be placed near the playing field.
• Players are not permitted to leave the field without the referee's permission, except to change a pre-prepared racket.
• Players requiring extra equipment (such as drinking water or rackets) must obtain authorization from the referee.
• Participants or teams must arrive 15 minutes before the match starts.
• Participants will be deemed invalid if they do not attend when the match is scheduled to begin and have received up to three calls.
• Each player is required to wear appropriate sportswear.
• Players who are injured and cannot continue the match will be declared defeated.
• Each player is entitled to a 20-minute break between two consecutive matches.
• Players and officials (managers) must be aware of the match schedule and venue.
• Players who refuse to play at the designated time and place set by the committee will be declared defeated.
• Players who have not arrived by their turn are not allowed to enter the match field.

• Players eligible to participate in the match are those authorized during the technical meeting.
  
• All players must adhere to the established rules.
  

• Each player is required to wear sportswear and appropriate shoes (with socks). 
• The shuttlecock used in the match will be determined by the committee.
  

• The manager must submit protests in writing to the committee, along with a protest fee of IDR 1,000,000. 
  
• The protesting party must provide comparative data, and the protested party must present the requested evidence for review.
  
• If the protested party fails to provide the requested data within the specified time, they will face disqualification. 
  
• Protests that do not meet the required criteria will not be considered.
  
• Protests must be filed no later than 1 hour after the match in question is completed. 
  
• The protest fee is non-refundable, regardless of the final decision.

The winners in this competition are:

• 1st place
• 2nd place
• 3rd place
• 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Honorable Winner