Format Rulebook - Gameplay Appendix - Knocked-Out Wrote:

A Beyblade is knocked-out when it exits the play area and does not return. Beyblades stuck on an element of a stadium are still considered in-play.

Beyblades that bounce back into the stadium after exiting the play area are still considered in play.

Format Rulebook - How to Win Wrote:

To win a match, a Blader must score enough points (3-5) to meet the victory requirement of the Match Type being used.

You score point(s) when:

• The opposing Beyblade stops spinning
  
• The opposing Beyblade exits the BeyStadium (2 Points)
  
• The opposing Beyblade bursts, OR if Frame, God Chip, or Driver Chip comes off 
  

• Match Type set to "Experimental".
  
• Rank Status set to "Unranked".
  
• Event description must include mention of this experimental ruleset being in effect. This should include the above rulings, alongside a link back to this thread for feedback.
  

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• 49 matches included 6 matches that produced wall bounces/rebounds, 3 of which actually affected the outcome.  So at about 6%
  
• Players expressed that the 2 point KO is a the larger system shock than the wall bounce/rebound 
  
• Event ran very quickly as 2 point KOs sped things up.  Nearly all experienced players carried attack in their 3on3 & deck match type decks.  
  
• Due to the ability to score 2 points more consistently in stage 1, the number of reshuffles of 3on3 decks decreased.  
  
• Due to attack being played in many 3on3 decks at position 1 or 2, fewer LAD matches occurred at those positions.
  
• Little video recording was necessary all day.   LAD battles just did not occur as much and KOs did not need much checking.