What video counts as valid proof for verifying a ranked game?

A verification video must be a genuine recording of the actual match you are confirming. When an organizer verifies a ranked game with the Host method, attach the real footage of the games played at your event: your own stream or camera recording works best. Unrelated, edited, or re-used clips (for example professional broadcasts, highlight compilations, or videos from a different game) can fail Playbox’s automated content checks. If a video does not pass, the organizer is notified privately and should re-upload authentic footage of the match. If a video is detected as fake or unrelated to the match, the consequence is not just a pause: the event is moved to casual mode and all its results are annulled, so the game stops counting towards ratings entirely. This is why authentic footage of your own event matters more than a good-looking clip; the rating stays on hold until the results are confirmed: after a valid video the organizer still taps “Submit results”, or the players confirm.