1. The matchup is agreed
Two adult creators agree to a friendly competition. ClashCrowd confirms the schedule, voting rules and any sponsor involvement before publishing the battle. Both creators can invite their audiences.
2. Fans choose a side
During an open battle, sign in, read the rules and choose one of the two creators. Voting is free. Each account can cast one vote in that battle, and votes cannot be changed after they are recorded.
Use only one account. An account limit reduces repeat voting from the same account; it does not establish that every account is a different person.
3. Voting closes on time
Each battle page shows opening and closing times in UTC. The server checks the deadline when a vote is submitted. A page left open after the deadline cannot add a late vote.
4. We review and publish the result
Scores remain provisional until review is complete. Suspicious or rule-breaking activity may be excluded. The creator with more valid votes wins that fan vote. Equal totals are a draw. If there are no votes, no winner is declared.
5. Both communities can share the moment
The battle page remains the home of the result. A fan vote is a snapshot of participation, not an objective judgment of talent or a creator’s worth.
Where sponsors fit
Sponsors may pay for labelled advertising placements and agreed campaign deliverables. They cannot purchase votes or decide a winner.
Our current stage
We are preparing the first lineup. The demo uses fictional sample teams and simulated scores. No live event, reward or sponsor should be inferred from it.