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How to Watch RLCS Spring Split Major – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, it’s that time of year again. After another set of regional competition, there’s the RLCS Spring Split Major to look forward to. Accordingly, the best teams in the world are heading to London to compete offline for global dominance!

Event Background

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

For those unaware, this Major is only another example of how the format has shifted this year. Indeed, with three splits, this upcoming Split is the final one of the season.

Across each event, teams have fought to earn seeding and points at the World Championship. Accordingly, this is the final opportunity for teams to make it to the largest event of the year.

Hailing from all the globe, here are your contestants and their qualifying parameters:

NA Spring Ranking

  • G2 Esports
  • FaZe Clan
  • Version1
  • Spacestation Gaming
  • Team Envy

EU Spring Ranking

  • Team BDS
  • Moist Esports
  • Team Liquid
  • Karmine Corp
  • Endpoint CeX

OCE Spring Ranking

  • Pioneers
  • PWR
Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

SAM Spring Ranking

  • FURIA Esports
  • Team Secret

APAC Qualifier

  • Gaimin Gladiators

MENA Spring Ranking

  • Team Falcons

Running from 29th June to 3rd July, a total of $300,000 will be on the line as teams compete in the Copper Box Arena offline.

Read on as we dive deeper into the competition below!

Format

In terms of format, the competition will involve a double elimination bracket bracket.

Indeed, this means that all teams will start on the Winners’ Bracket and from here, teams will be able to win and stay in the Winners’ Bracket. However, should a team lose they’ll be sent to the Losers’ Bracket where they’ll fight for their lifeline in the competition.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

Anyways, here are your first round Winners’ Bracket matches below:

  • G2 Esports vs Gladiators
  • FURIA Esports vs Karmine Corp
  • Version1 vs Ednpoint CeX
  • Moist Esports vs Team Envy
  • Team BDS vs Team Secret
  • Spacestation vs Pioneers
  • FaZe Clan vs PWR
  • Team Liquid vs Team Falcons

Apart from the $300,000 prize pool, teams are competing for a majority of RLCS Circuit Ranking Points.

They’ll do so by fighting through matches which will vary in length as listed below:

  • Upper Bracket – Round 1 and Quarterfinals (BO5), Semifinals and Finals (BO7)
  • Lower Bracket – Round 1-3 (BO5), Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals (BO7)
  • Grand Finals are BO7 with a possible Bracket Reset

Let’s take a look at the schedule below!

Schedule for the RLCS Spring Split Major

Indeed, let’s look at the Upper Round 1 bracket schedule below:

June 29th 2022

  • G2 Esports vs Gladiators (17:00 CEST)
  • FURIA Esports vs Karmine Corp (18:00 CEST)
  • Version1 vs Ednpoint CeX (19:00 CEST)
  • Moist Esports vs Team Envy (17:00 CEST)
  • Team BDS vs Team Secret (18:00 CEST)
  • Spacestation vs Pioneers (20:0 CEST)
  • FaZe Clan vs PWR (19:00 CEST)
  • Team Liquid vs Team Falcons (20:00 CEST)

Take a look at the event schedule page here for the remaining schedule.

Watch the RLCS Spring Split Major on esportsguide

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

You can also watch the RLCS Spring Split Major live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

RLCS Spring Split Major

Predictions

In terms of predictions, let’s first take a look at the Winter Major results being the last time the international community faced off:

  • 1 – G2 Esports
  • 2 – Team Queso
  • 3 – Spacestation Gaming
  • 4 – FaZe Clan

Last time around, Team Queso made noise as a surprising European team. Otherwise, North Americans remain favourite for this event.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

RLCS Spring Split Major Schedule Revealed – Opening Matches

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

After another set of regional matches, we’re ready for the next Rocket League Major. Accordingly, although we have some time to enjoy, the RLCS Spring Split Major Schedule just got published – read on to learn more!

RLCS Spring Split Major Schedule – Primed for Action

Indeed, the following Tweet confirmed the opening match-ups for the second Major of the competitive year. Take a look below:

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

Heading offline to London, the best teams in the world from each region have been confirmed.

Although not visible above, the competition is in fact a Double Elimination bracket. Bearing this in mind, the likes of any losses results in the Loser falling to the Lower Bracket.

Just like the previous events, teams will compete through intense BO7 matches to make it to deep and earn the RLCS Circuit Ranking Points and $300,000 on the line.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

In terms of dates, the competition will take place at the end of this month at 29th June, running all the way to 3rd July. We’ll be sure to keep you up to date with all the viewership details in the near future!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch RLCS Winter Split Major 2022 – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

It’s been a long wait for the first Rocket League Major of the season. Accordingly, the 2022 season kicked off a few months ago. After a few months of regional competition, we can now look forward to RLCS Winter Split Major 2022 – read on for viewership details below!

Event Background

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

Accordingly, there’s so much to discuss. Finally inviting the entire region back to LAN, the best competitors in the world will be competing in the Los Angeles YouTube Theater.

Bearing this in mind, Psyonix is throwing $300,000 on the line for these teams. Specifically, the event will run from 23rd March to 27th March.

Invited to the top Rocket League event of the season so far, here are your teams listed below:

NA Winter Ranking

  • The General NRG
  • G2 Esports
  • FaZe Clan
  • Version1
  • Spacestation Gaming

EU Winter Ranking

  • Team Queso
  • Dignitas
  • Team BDS
  • Endpoint CeX
  • Evil Geniuses

OCE Winter Ranking

  • Renegades
  • Pioneers

SAM Winter Ranking

  • Team Secret
  • FURIA Esports

APAC Qualifier

  • DeToNator

Also, Sandrock Gaming is the sixteenth team invited – however, due to travel issues, they will not be attending the event.

Apart from prize and international dominance, there are also many RLCS Circuit Ranking Points on the line.

Format

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

In terms of format, there’s a lot to dig into here.

Starting with the Group Stage,w e’ll have the 16 teams split into 3 groups of 4 and one group of 3 as listed:

  • A: DeToNator, FaZe Clan, Team Queso, Version 1
  • B: Endpoint CeX, FURIA Esports, The General NRG, Renegades
  • C: Evil Geniuses, G2 Esports, Team BDS, Team Secret
  • D: Dignitas, Pioneers, Spacestation Gaming,

Kicking things off, there will be a round robin in each Group with BO5 matches. While there are a tonne of tiebreaker rules and whatnot, teams will be playing each other only once to try and take it all and make it to the Playoffs.

Seeds into Playoffs will work as follows: Winner proceeds to the Winners’ Bracket, 2nd-3rd qualify to Losers’ Bracket while the 4th place teams of each group will be eliminated – note that the group of 3 will involve no eliminations.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

With the Playoffs starting in March 25th, there will also be a crowd in the final two days (26th to 27th). Here, a double elimination bracket will take. All matches in the Upper Bracket will be a BO7 while Lower Bracket Round 1 and 2 are BO5 – everything else BO7.

By being a double elimination, teams from Winners’ have to lose twice to fall out of the competition.

Schedule for the RLCS Winter Split Major 2022

In terms of schedule, we highly recommend staying tune to the event page here.

Watch the RLCS Winter Split Major 2022 on esportsguide

You can also watch the RLCS Winter Split Major 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

RLCS Winter Split Major 2022

Predictions

In terms of predictions, it’s clear that Europe and NA are the top regions around. In terms of ranking, the likes of Team BDS, Dignitas, The General NRG and FaZe Clan are all favourites.

Otherwise, we can’t wait to see the return of the live crowd after so long.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

RLCS Winter Split 2022 Seeds Confirmed – All 16 Seeds

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

After a year of online competition, Rocket League esports is returning to the mainstage. Accordingly, with the first Major of the event kicking off soon, we’re excited. Read on as we discuss the revealed RLCS Winter Split 2022 Seeds below!

RLCS Winter Split 2022 Seeds – Kicking off in March

Credits; RLCS Twitter

Organized by Psyonix, this is the first international event of the year. Indeed, after competing in separate regions, the best teams have qualified for the Major, as listed below:

NA Winter Ranking

  • The General NRG
  • G2 Esports
  • FaZe Clan
  • Version1
  • Spacestation Gaming

EU Winter Ranking

  • Dignitas
  • Team BDS
  • Endpoint CeX
  • Evil Geniuses

OCE Winter Ranking

  • Renegades
  • Pioneers

SAM Winter Ranking

  • Team Secret
  • FURIA Esports
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Credits: Psyonix

APAC Qualifier

  • DeToNator

MENA Winter Ranking

  • Sandrock Gaming

Details for the event include a running date from 23rd March to 27th March, with $300,000 on the line for the top teams in the word. Taking place Offline in the YouTube Theatre, Los Angeles, this is an opportunity for competitive Rocket League to bounce back.

As we inch closer to the start date, we’ll be sure to provide all of the viewership details you need.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

NA RLCS Winter Split Groups Announced – Regional Event 2

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Following the new format for this year, we have another set of regional events to look forward to for Rocket League. Accordingly, in this article we’ll be focusing on North American competition as the Groups have just been announced for RE2 – read on to learn mroe abour NA RLCS Winter Split!

NA RLCS Winter Split Groups – $100,000 On the Line!

Credits; Rocket League Esports Twitter

Apart from the $100,000 on the line, teams are also competing for the RLCS Circuit Ranking Points up for grabs too – these points guarantee placement.

Accordingly, the groups were just announced and here they are below:

  • A – Gentlemen, The General NRG, Rogue, Version1
  • B – FaZe Clan, Ghost Gaming, NXT Esports, Oxygen Esports
  • C – G2 Esports, Susquehanna Soniqs, Team Envy, XSET
  • D – Charlotte Phoenix, Complexity Gaming, Shopify Rebellion, Spacestation Gaming
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Credits: Psyonix

Kicking off this weekend on January 28th, we can’t wait. Accordingly, teams will be competing to proceed to the bracket stage. Notably, only the top 3 teams progress while the fourth is eliminated.

Depending on their performance, teams will either be seede to the Winners’ or Losers’ Bracket of the Playoffs.

Combining names from the Closed Qualifier and more established names, this weekend looks to be awesome!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

FaZe Clan Rocket League 2022 Roster – Signing Sypical

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

For the most part, the likes of NRG have dominated the North American region for Rocket League. However, often overlooked are FaZe Clan who consistently rank at the top of their region. Indeed, a roster change for this team is rather huge – read on as we discuss FaZe Clan Rocket League 2022 below!

FaZe Clan Rocket League 2022 – Boosting the Team

Credits: FaZe Clan Twitter

As one of the top teams in the region, they were unhappy with a 3-4th finish at the recent NA regional. Accordingly, they’ve chosen to sign the likes of Caden “Sypical” Pellegrin. Indeed – here is your roster heading into the next Major:

  • Austin “AYYJAYY” Aebi
  • Jason “Firstkiller” Corral
  • Caden “Sypical” Pellegrin
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Credits: Psyonix

For those unaware, the likes of Caden “Sypical” Pellegrin hails from one of the other top teams in the region – Spacestation Gaming. Bearing this in mind, he’s a welcome addition who could help skyrocket this team.

Let’s see if they can improve over their past season records:

  • 3-4th @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall Split Major
  • 3-4th @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall NA Regional Event 3 Fall Classic
  • 1st @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall NA Regional Event 1 – North American Open
  • 1-2nd @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall NA Regional Event 1 – Invitational Qualifier

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

Spacestation Gaming Roster 2022 – Bringing in Daniel

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Over the past few years, one of the top teams in Rocket League has been Spacestation Gaming. Accordingly, this past year has been a fall in form. Indeed, the community expected changes and they’re finally here – read on as we discuss the Spacestation Gaming Roster 2022!

Spacestation Gaming Roster 2022 – Climbing Back to the Top?

Credits: Spacestation Gaming Twitter

Back in 2020, the team brought in Slater “retals” Thomas hoping to improve their results. Since then, they’ve done well to remain consistent, but they remain not on top of the region like they once were.

Indeed, heading into 2022, one of the top organizations in Rocket League have chosen to shake things up. With the introduction of Daniel “Daniel” Piecenski, the entire roster is as follows:

  • Tshaka “Arsenal” Lateef Taylor Jr
  • Slater “retals” Thomas
  • Daniel “Daniel” Piecenski
  • Robert “Chrome” Gomez – Coach
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Credits: Psyonix

Although a great change, the timing doesn’t seem to great – in less than a day they’ll be competing at the Winter Regional 2022.

Anyways, they hope to improve over last season, with examples of former results below:

  • 2nd @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall Split Major: NA Tiebreaker
  • 5-8th @ RLCS 2021-22 Fall: NA Regional Event 3 – Fall Classic
  • 2nd @ RLCS Season X – North American Championship
  • 5-8th @ RLCS Season X Spring NA Major

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

Rocket League Esports 2022 – Esports Roadmap

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Indeed, this past year has been less than we hoped for regarding Rocket League. Accordingly, Rocket League Esports 2022 is on our minds in this episode of Esports Roadmap – will a change in format shake things up?

Rocket League Esports 2022 – Shaking Things Up

Heading into this year, Psyonix has decided to bring more regional and international Majors to the scene in order to make things more exciting. Accordingly, three Majors across the year will build up to the Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22.

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Credits: Psyonix

Here are the dates to look forward to:

  • Fall Split Major – 8th December
  • Winter Split Major – 24th March
  • Spring Split Major – 30th June
  • World Championship – 22nd July

Indeed, for all events, we have the following regions competing below:

  • North America
  • Europe
  • OCE
  • SAM
  • APAC North
  • APAC South
  • SSA
Credits; Psyonix

With regional qualifiers for each event, there’s a tonne of competition to look forward to in the coming year of competitive Rocket League.

This past year, competitive Rocket League suffered a great lack of offline events. Accordingly, Psyonix has promised a strong emphasis to go ahead and host events offline, especially with the cancelation of the World Championship this year.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

With the competitive Rocket League season kicking off this Fall, we’re ready for another Major to enjoy. Accordingly, the RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major is less than a week away and we can’t wait. Indeed, below you can find all the viewership details you need to properly enjoy this first major for the 2021-22 season.

Event Background

These past few weeks, the Fall Regional Qualifiers have taken place across multiple regions, such as North America, Europe, OCE, SAM, APAC and MENA.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

With the top teams from each region decided, it’s time for these teams to go head-to-head to see who’s on top. Accordingly, Psyonix is inviting 16 of the best 3v3 teams in the world.

Heading over to the Stockholm ESL Sweden Studio, we’ll have $300,000 on the line. Running from the 8th to the 12th December, here are your qualified teams for this event:

  • The General NRG – NA Fall Ranking
  • G2 Esports – NA Fall Ranking
  • FaZe Clan – NA Fall Ranking
  • Team Envy – NA Fall Ranking
  • Complexity Gaming – NA Tiebreaker
  • Endpoint CeX – EU Fall Ranking
  • Dignitas – EU Fall Ranking
  • Team BDS – EU Fall Ranking
  • SMPR Esports – EU Fall Ranking
  • Team Vitality – EU Fall Ranking
  • Ground Zero Gaming – OCE Fall Ranking
  • Renegades – OCE Fall Ranking
  • FURIA Esports – SAM Fall Ranking
  • eRa Eternity – SAM Fall Ranking
  • Tokyo Verdy Esports – APAC Qualifier
  • Sandrock Gaming – MENA Fall Ranking

With a revised new approach to a competitive season, read on as we spill the specifics behind the format of this event.

Format

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

With regards to format, the event is split into two stages.

Starting things off with a Swiss Stage, from the 8th to the 10th December, this will involve all o fthe teams competing at the event. All matches here will be BO5, and each team will be doing their best to be one of the top 8 making it to the Playoffs.

It’s at the Playoffs that things get serious. Running from the 11th to the 12th December, we’ll be enjoying a single elimination bracket. Here, all matches will be a BO7 except for the Grand Finals. Here, as in the past, there’ll be BO3 involving BO7 matches.

After all this, we’ll have our crowned Fall Split Major Champions.

Schedule for the RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

With regards to the schedule, there’ll be a Main and Alternate Stream going on at the same time. For example, the following are the streaming details for the first day of the competition:

December 8th: Main Stream

  • Ground Zero Gaming vs. Envy: 5 p.m. CET
  • Team BDS vs. Complexity: 6 p.m. CET
  • G2 vs. Sandrock Gaming: 7 p.m. CET
  • FaZe Clan vs. Team Vitality: 8 p.m. CET
  • TBD (1-0 Match): 9 p.m. CET
  • TBD (1-0 Match): 10 p.m. CET

December 8th: Alternate Stream

  • Dignitas vs. Tokyo Verdy: 5 p.m. CET
  • NRG vs. eRa Eternity: 6 p.m. CET
  • Endpoint vs. Renegades: 7 p.m. CET
  • SMPR vs. FURIA: 8 p.m. CET 
  • TBD (1-0 Match): 9 p.m. CET
  • TBD (1-0 Match): 10 p.m. CET

For the remainder of the schedule, we highly recommend visiting the event page here.

Watch the RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major on esportsguide

You can also watch RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

RLCS 2022 Fall Split Major

Predictions

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

For an international event such as this, we’d like to favour a winner emerging from one of the two most dominant regions – North America or Europe.

Over from North America, the likes of General NRG will be our favourites here, while over in Europe Endpoint CeX have managed to top the rankings too. Otherwise, we can’t wait to finally see the entire community gathered after so long.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

RLCS 2021-22 Regional Event 1 Recap – Across All Regions!

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Over the past week, competitive Rocket League kicked back into gear with its return. Accordingly, the RLCS 2021-22 Regional Event took place across multiple regions. Indeed, as one of three regionals to take place, we have a short recap covering our victors over the past few regional competitors.

RLCS 2021-22 Regional Event 1 – Listing Your Top 3

So, in the following lists we’ll be offering a list of top 3 of the most popular regions.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

One thing we’ll definitely have to point out is that in the two most popular regions, Europe and North America, upsets were seen.

Europe

  • 1 – Endpoint CeX
  • 2 – Team BDS
  • 3-4 – Dignitas, Karmine Corp

Who are Endpoint CeX? Well, they are the new champions who managed to take down the reigning victors of Team BDS.

North America

  • 1 – FaZe Clan
  • 2 – The General NRG
  • 3-4 – Spacestation Gaming, Version1

Furthermore, another surprise here is NRG failing to stay on top of the region. However, taking their place is FaZe Clan for the time being.

Credits: Rocket League Esports Twitter

Oceania

  • 1 – Renegades
  • 2 – Ground Zero Gaming
  • 3-4 – Dire Wolves, RIOT Gamign

South America

  • 1 – FURIA Esports
  • 2 – Noble esports
  • 3-4 – eRa Eternity, Dream Conspiracy

We’re curious to see how the standings shuffle up in the next two events.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news