Excited for 2024’s RLCS World Championship? The massive Rocket League event is just around the corner, and competitors are gearing up to take on one another in what will be some of the most intense car-soccer action fans will ever see.
Here is everything you need to know about RLCS World Championship 2024, including its prize pool, dates and more.
RLCS World Championship 2024 Prize Pool
This year’s RLCS has a massive prize pool of $1,165,500 for which the 16 qualifying teams will be competing for. Here is the official prize pool split:
- 1st: $300,000
- 2nd: $150,000
- 3rd-4th: $99,000
- 5th-6th: $84,000
- 7th-8th: $66,000
- 9th-11th: $42,000
- 12th-14th: $22,500
- 15th-16h: $12,000
On top of this massive prize pool, the winners of the RLCS World Championship will also be able to hold high the historic World Championship Trophy.
RLCS World Championship 2024 Official Dates
Curious as to when the RLCS World Championship 2024 is? The event, which will be taking place at Dickies Arena in Forth Worth, Texas, will be taking place from September 10-15.
With the event inching closer and closer to fruition, many fans are getting excited to see their favorite teams compete against one another, but what teams are actually competing?
Teams
The RLCS World Championship has 16 teams competing this year. Here is a list of everything team competing:
- Gentle Mates Alpine
- Team BDS
- Team Vitality
- Karmine Corp
- G2 Stride
- Gen.G Mobil1 Racing
- Spacestation Gaming
- OG
- PWR
- QuikTrip Pioneers Gaming
- FURIA Esports
- Team Secret
- Team Falcons
- Anything
- Gaimin Gladiators
- Limitless
Format
For this year’s format, we get to see eight teams from the bottom 16 seeds compete against the top eight seeds. Although, there will still be a Swiss stage, where all 16 teams will compete against each other.
The top eight Swiss teams will then be seeded into a single-elimination bracket. What is interesting in this year’s tournament, is the top four Swiss teams will start with two chances before the final four, where teams ranked 5th-8th will only have one life when competing.
That extra life definitely gives the top four Swiss teams a heavy advantage, adding quite a bit of pressure against the other teams. This tournament series is already looking to be incredibly competitive.
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