• Challenges (30 minutes),
• Bouts (1 hour).
• Open scrimmage (no overall score; each jam is an island, the scrimmage goes on as long as it is scheduled). Scrimmage information can be found here.

… For Captains
… For Players

*Tips & Reminders for captains & players can be found in the announcements on our RollerCon Challenge Discord. Loads of info can be found in the readme channel, and MANY games are organized in that forum.

General Info About RollerCon Games

• Any scrimmage-safe MVP or Skater pass holder with validated insurance can skate or captain a Challenge. Off Skates passholders may captain (off skates), as well. We strongly encourage you to consider captaining, even if its your first year at RollerCon, no matter what your (scrimmage safe) skill level.
• RollerCon games are open for viewing to all RollerCon passholders and RC passholders only. Your family and friends can get tickets to see your game! We call it an Off Skates Convention Pass. Only passholders can enter the facility. We recommend that you get them in advance when they are inexpensive. They are NOT cheap on site; we price them higher to intentionally discourage civilians who don’t understand our culture from coming in to gape at us.

CHALLENGES:

1. Challenges are played by WFTDA, USARS & RDCL rules with officials self-staffed using our VORC system and managed by our Officiating Management.
   • • FOR ANY OTHER RULESET, please email planning@rollercon.com BEFORE submitting your game on March 1st. Your email should include the rules (so they can be reviewed by our insurance and officiating management), a list of officiating positions and the (government) names of the officials who will fill the positions. At least 50% of these officials must have RollerCon passes and a VORC account at the time of review. Please do not submit multiple games; if scheduled, only one challenge slot will be considered. Your captains and HR will work with our Officiating Management to figure out all the other details.
2. 30 min Challenges are scheduled in 45 minute slots. We are very aggressive about staying on schedule. We reserve the right to shorten games to make up time on the schedule.
3. Everyone must be ready 10 minutes before your scheduled time! On track skater warm-ups are not guaranteed for Challenges, so arrive ready to play. No skater may join late.
4. If the challenge starts late for any reason, the time is shaved off the end of that challenge. We always stick to our schedule.
5. Challenge period clocks NEVER STOP.
6. Teams may use one time out and one review, but that time comes out of their playtime. The last jam ends naturally, but no jam will start after the time slot ends.
7. Skaters foul out after 4 penalties.
8. Whether the rules allow for it or not, ties are possible at RollerCon; if the game clock ends with a tie score, there is no overtime; the game ends tied.

FULL LENGTH BOUTS

1. Full length bouts are WFTDA regulation bouts played by WFTDA rules and procedures with the addition of 20-rosters unless planned by another ruleset in advance. These games are considered WFTDA regulation for the purposes of officiating & etc.
2. All other relevant rules from the Challenge section above apply, especially the dire warnings about staying on schedule.

This is the RollerCon live game schedule. If you don’t see any entries, make sure the dates for RollerCon are showing by clicking the “look for more link” on the calendar.