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The winner of a Contest battle is the one that has more points when time runs out, the one that reduced the opponent's points to zero, or, if a Pokémon [[fainting|fainted]] during the battle, the one with the remaining Pokémon. If there is a tie at the end of five minutes, the battle goes into Sudden Death, which is an extension of the battle with no time limit. The Sudden Death ends when a Coordinator's Pokémon is knocked out or when a Coordinator runs out of points. | The winner of a Contest battle is the one that has more points when time runs out, the one that reduced the opponent's points to zero, or, if a Pokémon [[fainting|fainted]] during the battle, the one with the remaining Pokémon. If there is a tie at the end of five minutes, the battle goes into Sudden Death, which is an extension of the battle with no time limit. The Sudden Death ends when a Coordinator's Pokémon is knocked out or when a Coordinator runs out of points. | ||
The [[ | The [[Double Battle]] format is also used in Contest battles. Battles following this format were first seen in the [[Hoenn Grand Festival]] and then again in the [[Kanto Grand Festival]]. Some Contests are held under the [[Double Performance]] rule, which means that Coordinators must use two Pokémon in all rounds of the competition. | ||
During the battles, Coordinators are not allowed to [[recall|substitute]] their Pokémon. | During the battles, Coordinators are not allowed to [[recall|substitute]] their Pokémon. | ||