Check the Only Up event page for the start time. If the organisers announce a broadcast, use their link. Look for confirmed results in the winners section after the event.
What should I check before, during and after the event?
Before: save the start time
The 50th signup starts a 72-hour countdown. Before that, there is no set start date. Once the time is posted, check its time zone against your own calendar. Dashes on the countdown do not mean the timer has reached zero.
During: use the announced link
This guide does not promise a broadcast or replay. If an official stream link is posted, check that it matches the organiser’s announcement. If the video stalls, reopen that page or try a lower playback quality if offered. A stalled picture alone does not mean the game has stopped.
After: wait for the confirmed result
If the winners section is still empty, do not infer the result from the last frame of a stream. For completed events, also check the tournament archive.
Does reaching a higher point earlier mean someone won?
Not necessarily. Under AmoHa’s Only Up rules, the competition lasts three hours, and each player’s position on the map when the timer ends determines their rank. For example, if someone reaches a higher ledge but falls before time runs out, that earlier high point does not replace their finishing position. This is a hypothetical example, not an event result.
Common questions
Do I have to register to see the time or results?
No. Those are on the public event page. Entry requirements, including browser notifications and the tournament TeamSpeak requirement for players, are separate. If you intend to compete, see the player preparation checklist.
What if the page shows the wrong time or result?
Reload the tournament page once. If the issue remains, tell AmoHa support the page address, when you saw it and what looked wrong. A screenshot can help, but leave out passwords, sign-in codes and private invites.