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Create a verified account, open the tournament you want, and use the join button. You accept the rules, upload one photo or video, and it goes into the review queue. Approved entries appear in the public gallery, usually within 12 hours.

Yes, as many as you like. The limit is one entry per person per tournament, not one across the platform.

You can replace it while entries are still open, which sends it back through review. Once entries close, the field is locked and nothing can be swapped.

The written reason is attached to your entry in your dashboard. Rejections have to cite a rule that was on the tournament page when you entered. If you think it was wrong, reply to it and a second reviewer takes a fresh look.

Any time before standings lock. It disappears from public view immediately and its votes are discarded. After standings lock the result is part of the public record, though the entry itself still comes down on request.

It is what makes one person equal one vote. Every vote is recorded against your account and counts once per tournament — you can change your mind but you cannot add to it. Unverified clicks are recorded but never reach a score.

No. Self-voting is blocked, and rings of linked accounts voting for each other are detected and stripped before results.

Yes, you can update your rating or toggle your vote on your chosen contestant during the round.

That is the weighting working as designed. Star ratings are pulled toward the field average until an entry has enough of them, vote scores use a confidence bound rather than a raw total, and video scores lean on completion rate. Fair play has the formulas.

On the tournament's results page. It shows each entry's final score and the inputs behind it, plus the number of votes removed as fraudulent across the tournament.

Standings lock 48 hours after judging ends. Prizes transfer to the wallet balance and payout details on your verified account after that, usually the same day. Full detail in the Payout policy.

Indian law requires tax to be deducted at source on competition winnings above a statutory threshold. Where it applies we deduct it, pay it to the government and issue you a certificate. Check your own position with a tax adviser.

We contact you on your account and hold the prize for 90 days while you correct the details. Nothing is forfeited in that window.

Yes. Prize pools are funded into escrow before entries open. A tournament cannot go live on a promise to pay later.

No. One account per person. Additional accounts are removed along with anything they voted on, and using them to influence a result costs you the original account too.

From account settings. We remove your personal data within 30 days, subject to records we are legally required to keep. See the Privacy policy for what survives deletion and why.

Yes, with re-verification. This is deliberately slower than creating an account, because being able to swap verification details cheaply would undo the one-account rule.

You do. Entering grants JutuGo a licence to display and promote it. We never sell it, never licence it on, and never put it in paid advertising without asking you first.

On its tournament page and results page for the round and 30 days after. Beyond that, the top three of every tournament are featured on our social channels, and for video tournaments verified entries can be shared across social platforms. You can opt out of external sharing at upload. Kids tournament entries are never shared externally.

Yes, at any time, including after a round ends. We remove it from JutuGo and delete our own posts on external platforms. Copies other people have made are outside anyone's control, which is worth knowing before you opt in.

Use the report link on the entry. Entries involving identifiable people who have not consented are removed, and this is treated as a priority report rather than a queued one.

No. Children do not hold accounts on JutuGo. The Kids Talent and Kids Drawing contests are entered and managed entirely from a parent or guardian's verified account.

First name only. No surname, school, location or contact details. Drawing entries show the artwork alone. Comments and direct messages are disabled on these entries, and they are never posted to external social platforms.

At any time, including after results, and it disappears from public view immediately. No reason required.

Verified accounts only, and accounts created after the tournament opened carry reduced weight. The full set of protections is in the Child safety policy.

Create an account, request hosting access from the dashboard, then set up a round: name, category, prize pool and split, judging method and rules. We review the setup, you fund escrow, and it goes live. Details on the For hosts page.

A percentage of the prize pool, quoted before you fund escrow. No listing fee and no per-entry fee.

No. Hosts can reject entries at review for breaking a stated rule, with a written reason. They cannot touch scores, change the judging method once entries open, or see standings before the public.