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Tournaments manual

The operating manual for Tournaments covers the hub, visitor access, enrolment, Maestro, Holy Hour, leaderboards, prizes, mobile use and troubleshooting with authentic screens.

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Tournaments is Emiciclo’s competitive area. The same hub opens Maestro, with monthly rounds, and Holy Hour, with daily rounds. They share an interface language, but period, status, prizes and requirements must always be read in the active zone.

In brief — Enter as a visitor first, open Rules, and observe a round without connecting anything. To participate, sign in, complete the requirements shown, use read-only credentials, and wait for an explicit enrolment confirmation.

Transparency and documentation boundary — Emiciclo publishes Cyclepedia and produces Tournaments. This manual documents controls, inputs, observable outputs, dependencies and error recovery. It does not disclose formulas, weights, ranking algorithms, anti-fraud checks or other reserved rules.

  1. First access and visitor mode — choose a zone and distinguish public, demo and personal data.
  2. Enrolment and connected account — complete sign-in, UID and read-only connection.
  3. Use Maestro — understand the monthly round and season.
  4. Use Holy Hour — follow the daily round and Live Race.
  5. Read the leaderboard and score — interpret points, efficiency, power and provisional states.
  6. Read prizes and calendar — separate live values, estimates and confirmed prizes.
  7. Use Tournaments on mobile — bottom navigation, scrolling and touch controls.
  8. Solve common problems — sign-in, enrolment, data, rankings and stale pages.

The hub at a glance

Authentic desktop Tournaments hub with Maestro and Holy Hour zones, sign-in, pools and Enter buttons
Authentic interface captured on 26 August 2026. Pools, rounds, timers and partners are dynamic; the image documents layout, not lasting values.
  • Maestro: monthly round and season leaderboard.
  • Holy Hour: daily round and a closer view of the race.
  • Cockpit: personal status or leader preview for visitors.
  • Live Race: provisional round movement.
  • Leaderboard, Prizes and Rules: different readings of the same competition period.

The check before the podium

Before interpreting a number, check zone, round, timestamp, account state and data type. A preview is not your result; a live value is not a final payout; a connected account is not automatically an active enrolment.

Nicola as tutor

Ask Nicola: “how do I enter as a visitor?”, “how do I enrol in Maestro?”, “how does Holy Hour work?”, “why does my score differ from P&L?” or “where are prizes shown?”. Nicola must cite the relevant procedure and state when an answer depends on live rules or status.

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