⁠Each player must assemble a deck of three Beyblades with no repeating parts. This means each ring, ratchet and bit needs to be different from each other. This construction should be done in secret.

Players choose the order of their Beyblades in the deck while keeping them concealed, typically using a deck box with three numbered slots. Once they have assembled and sequenced their Beyblades, they announce they are “set” and present their launchers and Beyblades for inspection by the judge.

⁠The judge will inspect both decks to ensure all Beyblades are legal and comply with the rules. 
•⁠  ⁠No fake parts
•⁠  ⁠No repeating parts
•⁠  ⁠No illegal modifications

Players battle in the order of their decks:

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• Battle #1: Beyblade in Slot #1 vs. Beyblade in Slot #1

• Battle #2: Beyblade in Slot #2 vs. Beyblade in Slot #2

• Battle #3: Beyblade in Slot #3 vs. Beyblade in Slot #3

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The first player to score 4/7 points wins the match.

If no player has scored 4/7 points after all three battles:

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• Players may re-order their decks in secret within 30 seconds.

• They then repeat the battles until one player scores 4/7 points.

If a battle ends in a draw, no points are awarded and it will be replayed with the same Beyblades. This replay may occur up to two consecutive times.

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If a second consecutive draw is called, players must advance to the next Beyblade in their deck if possible, or initiate a re-order sequence if they were battling with their third Beyblades.

Each match has a battle limit of ten.

If a tenth battle is played:

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• The player with the most points wins.

• If tied, the match continues, with the next player to score a point declared the winner.