Build Your Competition Structure
Typical regional tournaments have 6-12 clubs
Includes men's, women's, and youth players
Regular season competitions plus playoffs
Weekend tournaments typically 2-4 days
Apply Sanction Scenario
Impact Analysis
Player Pathway Disruption
68%
of players affected
Key players may need alternative development routes through domestic clubs or overseas opportunities.
Revenue Impact
-42%
estimated loss
Gate receipts and sponsorship revenue drop from reduced fixtures and travel restrictions.
Competition Structure
Reduced
Tournament format changes to accommodate reduced number of participating teams.
Compare Scenarios
| Scenario | Pathway Disruption | Revenue Impact | Structure Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current Selection | 68% | -42% | Moderate |
| 6-Month Ban | 45% | -28% | Low |
Planning Your Response
Before the Ban
- Identify alternative player development pathways
- Establish communication channels with affected players
- Prepare financial contingency plans
- Document current competition structures
During Sanction Period
- Implement modified tournament formats
- Support players seeking overseas opportunities
- Maintain community engagement activities
- Track financial impact monthly
After Resolution
- Review and update player pathways
- Rebuild competition partnerships
- Analyze lessons learned
- Update governance policies
Last updated: March 2026 | Based on typical rugby union governance patterns
Disclaimer: This simulator provides estimates based on simplified models. Actual outcomes depend on many local factors including politics, funding, and contractual arrangements.