RESPECT THE WORK BEHIND THE GAME
Copyright concerns
Share content you own or have permission to use. If you believe something on Matchup League infringes your copyright, tell us where to find it.
Effective October 11, 2026 · Version 2026-10-11.2
What to include
- Identify the work you own or are authorized to represent, with a link to the original if available.
- Identify the allegedly infringing material on Matchup League precisely enough for us to locate it, such as a profile, post or content reference.
- Explain your relationship to the work and why you believe the use is unauthorized. Consider whether permission, a license or an applicable legal exception could permit the use.
- Provide the form’s requested contact or private case-channel information, statements and signature where applicable. Do not include a password or verification code.
Submit only accurate, good-faith claims. A disagreement with someone or appearing in a photo does not by itself establish ownership of its copyright. Use Privacy requests for personal-information concerns or the intimate-image category for nonconsensual intimate imagery.
What happens next
We may ask for more information, restrict or remove identified content, or determine that the information supplied does not establish a violation of our rules. Keep your private case code so you can read a reply. Reports do not automatically establish infringement.
If your content is removed and you believe there was a mistake, submit a report in the “Other” category or use Help & support. Identify the content and decision, explain your permission or other basis for use, and ask for review. We will consider the available information and any applicable legal process; restoration is not automatic.
Limits of this contact route
This is Matchup League’s general copyright contact and review process. We do not currently represent that this form is a registered DMCA agent or that submission completes every requirement for a statutory notice or counter-notice. Legal notices can have specific requirements and consequences. Get qualified advice if you need to exercise a formal legal remedy.
Repeated or serious infringement can result in content removal or account restrictions under the Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.