The rules of the IFF (International Floorball Federation) will be applied at the Turicum Open. You can find the IFF-rules in the download section.

Exceptions:
• No time stop during game interruptions
• No time-out

The teams will be divided into groups. In each group, the teams play against each other. According to the table after the group phase, k.o.-rounds and eventually classification games will be played.

Guidelines for the classification at equality of points:

1. Goal difference.
2. Goals scored
3. Points from the direct face off
4. Goal difference from the direct face off
5. Goals scored from the direct face off
6. Penalty shoot out
   

Should games of the k.o.- or classification-round end with a draw after regular time, the winner will be determined by penalties according to the IFF rules..

To start a game, you must have at least a goalkeeper and five fieldplayers.

A player can only play in one team, disregarding of this will be punished by withdrawing points.

The list of players has to be sent until 2nd of may 2014 by E-Mail to info@turicumopen.ch. If after ths date any changes occur, please let us know.

The playerlist-form can be found here.

The shirts of a team have to be the same and if possible the shorts as well.
In case two teams with similar dresses play against each other, the second listed has to change the dress.

Games will be arbitrated by official referees of Swiss Unihockey (SUHV).
The referee’s decisions have to be respected.

The intention to protest shall be noted in the Match Record directly after the match and the protest shall be handed to the Jury within 30 minutes from the end of the match concerned.
A protest must be written, signed and followed by the amount of 50 sFr., which will only be returned if the protest is approved.
For more detailed information please consult the IFF Competition Regulations Club Teams.

Decisions of the refrees are decisions based on facts against which no protest can be handed in.

Teams sanctioned with a walk over are considered to have lost the match by 0-5.
If the goal difference is greater, the higher score is upheld.