2.01: Any type of exploiting or any feature that gives you an unfair advantage is not allowed. This could include any modification to your game. Macros are the only exception. Player should be automatically ejected and considered for further punishment as dictated by standard practice.
2.02: Angle glitching is not allowed. This is where a player uses a technique called “angle” to get height advantage. If done, the player is to be ejected for the remainder of the game. The play should be turned over at the spot of the foul, or given the yards if on offense. If caught multiple times, suspension may be given up to 1 month.
2.03: Grounding by a quarterback is not allowed. This is where a quarterback throws an incompletion where it can not reasonably be received by anyone on the field. The ball will be placed wherever the penalty occurred and they will lose the down, if committed in their own endzone, it is a safety.
2.04: Illegal touching is not allowed. This is where a receiver or defensive back intentionally goes out of bounds to avoid being seen to gain an unfair advantage. This is a 5 yard penalty.
2.05: Severe lagging is not allowed. If a player is lagging to the point where they are gaining an unfair advantage, 1 warning should be given about it by the other team. After that 1 warning, if they continue to lag or stutter, they should be ejected from the game.
2.06: Milking is not allowed unless it is done in the last minute of the 2nd or 4th quarter. Milking is defined as letting the play clock go below 10 before hiking while the game clock is running. If illegal milking has occurred, the clock should be reset to the original time and a 5 yard penalty should be given.
2.07: Stacking is not allowed. Stacking is when a player stands on top of another player’s head to get extra height. This is a 5 yard penalty.
2.08: Onside kicks are not allowed. Instead, during the 4th quarter, a team is allowed to request a 4th & 25 after scoring. The ball will be placed on their own 25 yard line, the down will be set to 4th, 1 OL or 1 TE are allowed, but never both.
2.09: Mercy rule is not required to be called unless a team is winning by 50 or more, or has scored above 70 points. If a team reaches 70 or more points, but the other team is within 8 points of tying or taking the lead, the game may continue until the game ends or a team takes a lead that is over 8 points.
2.10: Mercy rule can be optionally called once a team reaches a 35 point differential. If the team chooses not to call mercy rule, they can not call it unless they are required to, the option no longer exists for the rest of the game.
