Breakdowns
RLCS and Esports World Cup brackets with every team and player rated, parsed from the match replays.
Events
The season finale at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth: 20 teams playing for a $1,200,000 prize pool, with 2v2 and 1v1 championships alongside the 3v3 main event.
Rocket League at the Esports World Cup in Paris: 16 teams through double-elimination groups into an eight-team playoff, playing for a $1,025,000 prize pool.
The season’s second major at Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre: 16 teams through four groups into the playoffs, playing for a $904,000 prize pool.
The season’s first major at Agganis Arena in Boston: 16 teams through four groups into the playoffs, playing for a $354,000 prize pool.
The 2025 season finale at LDLC Arena near Lyon: 20 teams through a play-in and two double-elimination groups into the playoffs, playing for a $1,200,000 prize pool, with a 1v1 championship final.
Rocket League at the Esports World Cup in Riyadh: 16 teams through four double-elimination groups into an eight-team playoff, playing for a $1,010,000 prize pool.
The season’s second major at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh: 16 teams through a Swiss stage into an eight-team playoff, playing for a $351,000 prize pool, with a 1v1 final.
The season’s first major at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham: 16 teams through a Swiss stage into an eight-team playoff, playing for a $351,000 prize pool, with a 1v1 final.
The 2024 season finale at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth: 16 teams through a Swiss stage into an eight-team playoff, playing for a $1,165,500 prize pool.
The season’s second major at the Copper Box Arena in London: 16 teams through a Swiss stage into a single-elimination playoff, playing for a $255,000 prize pool.
The season’s first major at K.B Hallen in Copenhagen: 16 teams through a Swiss stage into a single-elimination playoff, playing for a $255,000 prize pool.