Rocket League Championship Series

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[e][h]Rocket League Championship Series
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Inaugurated:
April 30, 2016
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The Rocket League Championship Series, also known as the RLCS, is the Psyonix funded Rocket League league. The competition began in Spring 2016 with its inaugural season giving an opportunity for the top North American and European teams to fight for their share of the $75,000 USD prize pool. The first World Championship was hosted in Los Angeles, California, with its reappearance during the Season 3 World Championship, between the first Finals taking place in Europe, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Season 3 of the RLCS introduced the 3rd region to join the league, Oceania. This therefore extended the number of spots for the World Championship from 8 teams to 10. The Oceania region League Play is managed by Throwdown Esports.

Rocket League Rival Series has been created prior to the start of Season 4 of RLCS as a second division of the series. This promoted a widely requested structure of the championship series, firstly giving a chance for RLCS teams to stay and secure their spot in the next season of the competition by their performance, and secondly supporting the lower tier teams aside from RLCS to give them an opportunity of being promoted to the top tier division by their efforts and accomplishments.

As of Season 5, the RLCS is managed by Psyonix, instead of Twitch.[1]

Since the RLCS kicked off in 2016, the community played a big part in extending the prize pool of the competition. By Season 7, the current prize pool is higher than Season 1 by $985,000 USD.

Season 7 of the Rocket League Championship Series introduced a 4th region to the division - South America[2]. The appearance of this very region was hugely requested and anticipated by the community and showcased worldwide prior to the announcement, such as during the World Showdown of Esports 4 and the 4-month course of the Rocket Street Grind Series in late 2018 - sponsored by Psyonix - which was intended to be the South American version of the Renegade Cup.

Season 7 marked the start of a partnership between Psyonix and ELEAGUE featuring 'wide-ranging' content including a multi-part feature series on the RLCS on TBS Television.[3]

Gfinity Esports Australia took over as the host of the Oceanic RLCS division in Season 7 with the Gfinity Rocket League Oceanic Masters after Throwdown Esports hosted it since Season 3.[4]

History[edit]

Season 1 (Los Angeles, USA)[edit]

RLCS Season 1 was Rocket League's biggest tournament at the time, and there was a lot of hype surrounding many of the teams. FlipSid3 Tactics and Northern Gaming had come out on top in the two EU qualifiers, while iBUYPOWER and Kings of Urban took home the NA qualifiers.

The first round would see an even split between NA and EU, with underdog team The Flying Dutchmen, who barely made it to the finals at all after Supersonic Avengers came close to stealing their spot, managed to upset the NA #1 seed Kings of Urban. Meanwhile, iBP, who were playing with substitute 0ver Zer0 instead of star player Gambit, managed to overcome F3. Elsewhere, Exodus took down Mock-It in a 3-0 sweep while Northern Gaming also managed to sweep Genesis.

This would pit KoU against F3, where KoU would crash out in last place with a 3-1 defeat. Meanwhile, Northern Gaming and iBuyPower progressed to the upper bracket finals, with iBP taking a 4-2 victory. NG were unable to recover and were beaten 4-1 by a F3 team on a mission to power through the lower bracket and into the grand finals. When they arrived, they faced iBP once again. In an incredibly close series, iBP managed to close out a 4-2 victory and win the first season of the RLCS.

Season 2 (Amsterdam, Netherlands)[edit]

Europe[edit]

Europe saw many of the same teams qualify once again, and with one single league play instead of the two qualifiers NG and F3 would take the top two spots (amid some controversy surrounding the rules of tiebreakers) and leave Mock-It, Precision Z, Red Eye and REUNITED (who were the former Supersonic Avengers squad), to battle for the remaining two spots. In stage one of the playoffs, Precision Z and Mock-It would qualify for LAN, while Doomsee, Snaski and ELMP would once again be watching from the sidelines.

North America[edit]

North America saw the world champions (now under G2 Esports and with 0ver Zer0 as a starter) struggle in league play, and they would eventually miss out on the playoffs altogether. Exodus (now under Orbit eSports) would take first place, with Kings of Urban (Now under NRG eSports) taking second. Genesis and Take 3 would take the two remaining LAN spots, and would end up meeting again for the third place playoff, where Genesis took the win while NRG beat Orbit to take first seed for North America once again

LAN[edit]

The European teams would come out fighting as they took all four series' in the upper bracket, including an incredible reverse sweep from Mock-It against Orbit, who would then crash out of the tournament against Take 3. Another victory for Mock-It over F3 meant that they had to play against Take 3 again, who they then dispatched with a 3-0 sweep. After this series, F3 had another Lower Bracket Final against Northern Gaming, which they won again to put them up against Mock-It. In the Grand Finals, F3 managed to win back-to-back series' to take home the title of Season 2

Season 3 (Los Angeles, USA)[edit]

Season 3 saw the first inclusion of teams from Oceania, with the top two teams from the Throwdown Rocket League Challenge joining the 8 teams from NA and EU. These teams ended up being Alpha Sydney and JAM Gaming. They would be joined by an all new Mock-It squad, a Flipsid3 team who barely edged past an inconsistent Resonant Esports, the surprise team of The Leftovers and Northern Gaming, who were heading to LA with their sub Turbopolsa as Maestro was busy with exams. The North American teams were NRG, who became the three-time NA regional champions, Rogue, who had signed the Atelier squad after finishing 2nd, Selfless Gaming and Denial Esports, who had knocked out fan favourites G2 Esports to secure their LAN spot.

As Alpha Sydney made history by winning their first series against Denial, and NRG swept Northern Gaming to send them to the lower bracket, things started heating up as NG and The Leftovers began to make their lower bracket runs. After The Leftovers had knocked out F3 and Northern Gaming swept Rogue, the two teams met and Northern Gaming came away with a clean sweep. After this they moved on to face NRG in the lower bracket finals, in order to determine who would face Mock-It in the grand finals. NG would take the series 4-1, leaving them with the task of getting the bracket reset against Mock-It, which happened once again as NG won two tight series' in order to become the world champions of Season 3.

Season 4 (Washington D.C., USA)[edit]

Season 4 saw the introduction of the RLRS, and was the final season in which teams could qualify directly to RLCS through the brutal play-in bracket. Notable teams who dropped to the new second division included Fibeon eSports and The Leftovers, who were upset by Emotion (soon-to-be Allegiance) and Aeriality (soon-to-be Team Secret) respectively. In North America, the passionate Ghost Gaming surprised everyone by qualifying for the World Championship, sweeping FlyQuest in the playoffs to secure their spot. Elsewhere, NRG Esports also swept their playoff opponents, their victims being Rogue. However, the bigger news was that - at long last - G2 Esports had finally qualified for LAN, with Kronovi making his first appearance his Season 1 victory. However, after finishing second in league play G2 were heavily beaten by first Ghost and then NRG, and therefore went to Washington as 4th seed. At the other end of the table, a disappointing Renegades side joined Allegiance in the bottom two. Renegades won both of their matches with relative ease, securing their spot in Season 5, while Allegiance were sent to the Rival Series not by the Fibeon side who they had upset previously, but former world champion Lachinio's Out of Style, who secured his return to the RLCS after two seasons away.

Over in Europe, it was upsets galore as Method and PSG Esports started to run away from the rest of the European teams such as Gale Force eSports, as both teams would end up in the top 2, qualifying for LAN. exceL eSports, after struggling in Season 3 and replacing Danzhizzle with ex-PENTA player Pwndx, also surprised everyone as they avoided finishing in the bottom two. However, by far the biggest surprise was world champions Team Envy, having replaced Maestro with their former player gReazymeister, finishing in the bottom two, with their Week 5 victory over PSG (who were looking to become the first ever team to go 7-0) only serving as a consolation. In the Promotion Tournament, Envy ended up surviving, with Team Secret being replaced by the Fnatic (ex-Leftovers) side who they had knocked into the Rival Series while still playing as Aeriality.

Heading into the World Championship, Chiefs eSports Club (the former Alpha Sydney roster) as well as new boys Pale Horse eSports would join the European and North American teams, and this time the region would take their first major upset as Chiefs upset NRG and sent the North American veterans home in last place, while Pale Horse failed to win a single game at LAN. In the upper bracket PSG and Method built on their strong seasons by defeating Cloud9 and NRG respectively, before Method took home a tight series to set up yet another big matchup with their rivals, Gale Force. This series proved to be one to remember, with Method keeping themselves alive by winning a lengthy game 6 overtime before Gale Force took game 7 by a single goal. Elsewhere, in the lower bracket no teams managed to make a huge lower bracket run, with C9's three-match win streak being ended by Method in the lower bracket finals (despite Squishy scoring an incredible ceiling shot), and G2 taking two series before falling to C9 and finishing 4th place. This set up a rematch between Gale Force and Method, however Method were beginning to show signs of fatigue, and Gale Force rolled over them in a 4-0 sweep, making them World Champions and giving Turbopolsa the title of the first player to win RLCS twice, as well as the first player to win it back-to-back.

Events[edit]

Season 1[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 1 - Finals
Aug 6 - 7, 2016
$55,000
8 teams
USA Los Angeles, United States
  iBP
  F3
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 1 - Europe Qualifier 2
Jun 26 - Jul 10, 2016
$5,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  WDG
  SA
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 1 - North America Qualifier 2
Jun 25 - Jul 9, 2016
$5,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  KOU
  EX
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 1 - Europe Qualifier 1
May 1 - 22, 2016
$5,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  F3
  WDG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 1 - North America Qualifier 1
Apr 30 - May 21, 2016
$5,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  iBP
  KOU


Season 2[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 2 - Finals
Dec 3 - 4, 2016
$125,000
8 teams
Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
  F3
  M-I EU
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 2 - Europe
Sep 25 - Nov 13, 2016
$53,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  F3
  NG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 2 - North America
Sep 24 - Nov 12, 2016
$53,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  NRG
  Orbit
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS S2 - Europe Midseason Mayhem
Oct 9, 2016
$10,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  M-I EU
  NG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS S2 - North America Midseason Mayhem
Oct 8, 2016
$10,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  G2
  Genesis


Season 3[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 3 - Finals
Jun 2 - 4, 2017
$150,000
10 teams
USA Los Angeles, United States
  NG
  M-I EU
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 3 - Europe
Mar 19 - May 7, 2017
$53,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  M-I EU
  F3
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 3 - North America
Mar 18 - May 6, 2017
$53,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  NRG
  Atelier
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 3 - Europe Midseason Mayhem
Apr 9, 2017
$10,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  M-I EU
  Resonant
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 3 - North America Midseason Mayhem
Apr 8, 2017
$10,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  Genesis
  Selfless

Throwdown Oceania[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship ThrowdownTV: Rocket League Challenge Season 2 - Finals
May 20, 2017
$8,085
4 teams
Australia Online, Australia
  AS
  JAM
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship ThrowdownTV: Rocket League Challenge Season 2
Apr 9 - 23, 2017
$1,617
8 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  AS
  JAM


Season 3 Offseason[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Summer Series 3
Aug 6, 2017
$6,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  NRG
  G2
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Summer Series 2
Jul 9, 2017
$6,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  GFE
  NV
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Summer Series 1
Jun 25, 2017
$6,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  G2
  NRG


Season 4[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 4 - Finals
Nov 10 - 12, 2017
$150,000
10 teams
USA Washington D.C., Us
  GFE
  MET
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 4 - Europe
Sep 10 - Oct 15, 2017
$83,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  GFE
  MET
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 4 - North America
Sep 9 - Oct 14, 2017
$83,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  C9
  GHO

Throwdown Oceania[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 4 - Finals
Oct 29, 2017
$19,500
4 teams
Australia Melbourne, Australia
  CHFS
  PH
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 4
Sep 17 - Oct 15, 2017
$5,500
8 teams
Australia Online, Australia
  JAM
  CHFS


Season 5[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 5 - Finals
Jun 8 - 10, 2018
$250,000
10 teams
England London, England
  DIG
  NRG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 5 - Europe
Mar 18 - Apr 22, 2018
$109,000
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  GFE
  VIT
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 5 - North America
Mar 17 - Apr 21, 2018
$109,000
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  G2
  NRG

Throwdown Oceania[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 5 - Finals
Apr 29, 2018
$19,500
4 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  CHFS
  TM
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 5
Mar 18 - Apr 22, 2018
$5,500
8 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  CHFS
  LGC


Season 6[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 6 - Finals
Nov 9 - 11, 2018
$500,000
10 teams
USA Las Vegas, United States
  C9
  DIG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 6 - Europe
Sep 9 - Oct 14, 2018
$214,250
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  DIG
  WDG
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 6 - North America
Sep 8 - Oct 13, 2018
$214,250
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  NRG
  G2

Throwdown Oceania[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 6 - Finals
Oct 14, 2018
$34,500
4 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  TM
  CHFS
Throwdown Esports: Rocket League OCE Championship Throwdown Esports: RLOC Season 6
Sep 9 - Oct 7, 2018
$15,500
8 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  CHFS
  TM


Season 7[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 7 - Finals
Jun 1, 2019
$529,500
12 teams
 , 
  TBD
 
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 7 - Europe
Apr 7 - May 12, 2019
$214,250
8 teams
Europe Online, Europe
  TBD
  TBD
Rocket_League_Championship_Series RLCS Season 7 - North America
Apr 6 - May 11, 2019
$214,250
8 teams
North America Online, North America
  TBD
  TBD

Rocket League Oceanic Masters[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Gfinity/Rocket League Oceanic Masters RLCS Season 7: Gfinity Rocket League Oceanic Masters - Finals
May 19, 2019
$34,500
4 teams
Australia/New Zealand Oceania, Oceania
  TBD
  TBD
Gfinity/Rocket League Oceanic Masters RLCS Season 7: Gfinity Rocket League Oceanic Masters - League Play
Apr 14 - May 12, 2019
$15,500
8 teams
Australia/New Zealand Online, Oceania
  TBD
  TBD

Grand Series South America[edit]

S   Tournament
Date
Prize
P#
Location
Winner
Runner-up
Rocket Street/Grand Series RLCS Season 7 - South America: Grand Series
Apr 7 - May 12, 2019
$25,000
8 teams
South America Online, South America
  TBD
  TBD



Prize Pool[edit]

TournamentDateWorld Championship LocationPrize Pool% Of Previous SeasonLeague Play AmountWorld Championship Amount
RLCS Season 1Spring/Summer 2016
2016-04-30
2016-08-07		USA Los Angeles, United States$75,000-$20,000$55,000
RLCS Season 2Autumn 2016
2016-09-10
2016-12-04		Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands$251,000 1335%$106,000$125,000
RLCS Season 3Spring 2017
2017-03-08
2017-06-04		USA Los Angeles, United States$300,000 1120%$116,000$150,000
RLCS Season 4Autumn 2017
2017-09-02
2017-11-12		USA Washington D.C, United States$350,000 1117%$191,000$150,000
RLCS Season 5Spring 2018
2018-03-10
2018-06-10		England London, England$500,000 1143%$243,000$250,000
RLCS Season 6Autumn 2018
2018-09-01
2018-11-18		USA Las Vegas, United States$1,000,000 1200%$478,500$500,000
RLCS Season 7Spring 2019
2019-03-30
2019-06-??		World TBA$1,060,000 1106%$503,500$529,500
1 Parts of the total prize pool go towards Midseason Mayhem events and Player Accolades.

Stream Statistics[edit]

SeasonBroadcastsHours
RLCS Season 118 (+7 from stream restarts)103.96
RLCS Season 218112.77
RLCS Season 319 (+1 from stream restarts)121.53
Off Season 3320.12
RLCS Season 429 (+1 from stream restarts)155.66
RLCS Season 530150.60
RLCS Season 629 (+4 from stream restarts)156.18
RLCS Season 700

Team Participation - League Play[edit]

Up to RLCS Season 7, 92 teams have participated in the League Play stage of RLCS around the world.

From Season 1 to 3, every team was required to qualify through the open qualifier and play-ins no matter whether they participated previously or won the World Championship.
Top 2 teams in each region (as well as World Champions) in Season 3 got handed an automatic place in the next season of the championship series. From Season 4, Top 6 teams in each region earn a spot in the next season, while the bottom two teams take on the top two teams of Rocket League Rival Series to determine any promotions and relegations.

FlipSid3 Tactics, NRG Esports and G2 Esports are the only teams to have participated in 6 seasons of the RLCS. No team participated in all of them.

Note: The results are based on the aftermath of the Regional Championship, not end of the Regular Season in League Play.

Qualifying - North America[edit]

Participation spreadsheet by team

Team RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
- OQ OQ QU QU QU QU
- OQ OQ OQ QU QU QU
- - - OQ QU QU QU
- - - OQ QU QU QU
- - - QU QU QU QU
OQ OQ OQ - - - -
- - - OQ RS PR -
- - - OQ RS PR -
- - - - QU QU QU
OQ OQ - - - - -
OQ NQ OQ - - - -
- OQ OQ - - - -
- - - RS PR - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ1 - - - - - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ NQ NQ NQ - - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ - - - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- - OQ - - - -
- - OQ - - - -
- - OQ - - - -
- - - OQ - - -
- - - - PR - -
- - - - - - PR
- - - - - - PR
OQ Qualified through Play-ins and Open Qualifiers
PR Qualified to RLCS through the Rival Series Promotion Playoffs stage
RS Qualified to the Rival Series
QU Automatic spot in the next RLCS season
NQ Unable to qualify through the Play-ins stage (Top 48/64)
- Didn't participate
1 VexX Gaming picks up the roster of Exodus after Qualifier 1 of RLCS Season 1.

Results by season - North America[edit]

  • NQ: Not Qualified from Play-ins (Top 48/64)
  •   -  : Not participated in the tournament
Team Best Worst Total
Ap. 		S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
→ A11st A33rd 6 Z8- A11st A11st A33rd A22nd A11st TBD
→ A11st A11st 1 A11st Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st A77th 6 Z8- A77th A55 - 6th A44th A11st A22nd TBD
→ A11st A33rd 4 Z8- Z8- Z8- A11st A33rd A33rd TBD
→ A22nd A22nd 1 A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A99th 2 A99th A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A22nd 1 Z8- Z8- A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A55 - 6th 4 Z8- Z8- Z8- A22nd A55 - 6th A55 - 6th TBD
→ A33rd A33rd 1 A33rd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd A55 - 6th 3 A44th A33rd A55 - 6th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd Z8NQ 2(3) A88th Z8NQ A33rd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A77th 2 Z8- A44th A77th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A44th 1 Z8- Z8- A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A44th 3 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A44th A44th TBD
→ A55th Z8NQ 1(4) A55th Z8NQ Z8NQ Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55th A55th 1 Z8- A55th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th A55 - 6th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th Z8- A55 - 6th Z8-
→ A55 - 6th A77th 4 Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th A55 - 6th A77th TBD
→ A66th A66th 1 A66th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A66th A66th 1 Z8- A66th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th A77th 1 A77th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th A88th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A77th Z8- A88th Z8-
→ A77th A77th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A77th Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 Z8- A88th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- A88th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A88th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8NQ A88th Z8- Z8-
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD

Qualifying - Europe[edit]

Participation spreadsheet by team

Team RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
OQ OQ OQ QU QU QU -
OQ OQ OQ OQ - - -
- - - OQ QU QU QU
- - - OQ RS RS RS
- - OQ OQ QU - -
- - - OQ QU RS -
- - - RS PR PR -
- - - OQ RS RS -
- - - - QU QU QU
- - - - QU QU RS
OQ - - - - QU -
OQ OQ - - - - -
OQ - - RS - - -
- OQ OQ - - - -
- - - QU PR - -
- - - - - QU QU
- - - - - PR QU
OQ - - - - - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ NQ - - - - -
OQ NQ - - - - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ - - - - - -
OQ NQ - - - - -
- OQ NQ - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- OQ - - - - -
- - OQ - - - -
- - OQ - - - -
- NQ OQ - - - -
- NQ OQ - - - -
- - - - - - QU
- - - - - - QU
- - - - - - PR
- - - - - - PR
OQ Qualified through Play-ins and Open Qualifiers
PR Qualified to RLCS through the Rival Series Promotion Playoffs stage
RS Qualified to the Rival Series
QU Automatic spot in the next RLCS season
NQ Unable to qualify through the Play-ins stage (Top 48/64)
- Didn't participate

Results by season - Europe[edit]

  • NQ: Not Qualified from Play-ins (Top 48/64)
  •   -  : Not participated in the tournament
Team Best Worst Total
Ap. 		S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
→ A11st A55 - 6th 3 Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th A11st A11st Z8- Z8-
→ A11st A55 - 6th 6 A22nd A11st A22nd A55 - 6th A55 - 6th A33rd Z8-
→ A11st A33rd 4 A33rd A33rd A11st A33rd Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st A22nd 2 A11st Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A22nd Z8-
→ A11st A11st 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A11st TBD
→ A22nd A44th 2 Z8- A22nd A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A22nd 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A55 - 6th 3 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A22nd A55 - 6th TBD
→ A33rd Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- A33rd Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd A77th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A77th A33rd Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A44th 1 A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th B010th 2 B010th A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A55 - 6th 4 Z8- Z8- Z8- A44th A55 - 6th A44th TBD
→ A44th A88th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A44th A88th Z8-
→ A55th Z8NQ 1(2) A55th Z8- Z8- Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- A55th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th A55 - 6th 1 Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A66th A66th 1 A66th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A66th A66th 1 Z8- A66th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th A55 - 6th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th TBD
→ A55 - 6th A77th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th A77th Z8- Z8-
→ A77th Z8NQ 1(2) A77th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th A77th 1 Z8- A77th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8NQ A77th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th A88th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A88th A77th Z8-
→ A88th Z8NQ 1(2) A88th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 Z8- A88th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8NQ A88th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A88th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A99th A99th 1 A99th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ B011th B011th 1 B011th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ B012th Z8NQ 1(2) B012th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD

Qualifying - Oceania[edit]

Participation spreadsheet by team

Team RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
OQ OQ OQ OQ -
- QU QU QU QU
OQ QU OQ - -
OQ OQ - - -
- OQ - OQ -
- - QU OQ -
- - - OQ OQ
- - - OQ OQ
OQ - - - -
OQ - - - -
OQ - - - -
OQ - - - -
OQ - - - -
- OQ - - -
- OQ - - -
- OQ NQ - -
- - OQ - -
- - OQ - -
- - OQ - -
- - OQ - -
- - - OQ -
- - - OQ -
- - - - OQ
- - - - OQ
- - - - OQ
- - - - OQ
- - - - QU
OQ Qualified through Play-ins and Open Qualifiers
QU Automatic spot in the next RLCS season
NQ Unable to qualify through the Open Qualifier
- Didn't participate

Results by season - Oceania[edit]

  • NQ: Not Qualified from Open Qualifiers
  •   -  : Not participated in the tournament
Team Best Worst Total
Ap. 		S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
→ A11st A22nd 4 Z8- A11st A11st A22nd TBD
→ A11st A11st 1 A11st Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st A22nd 2 Z8- Z8- A22nd A11st Z8-
→ A22nd A66th 3 A22nd A33rd A66th Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A22nd 1 Z8- A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd A33rd 1 A33rd Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd A33rd 1 Z8- Z8- A33rd Z8- Z8-
→ A33rd A33rd 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A33rd TBD
→ A44th A44th 1 A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A55th 2 A55th A44th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A77th 4 A66th A77th A44th A77th Z8-
→ A44th A44th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A44th Z8-
→ A55th A55th 1 Z8- A55th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55th A55th 1 Z8- Z8- A55th Z8- Z8-
→ A55th A55th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- A55th TBD
→ A66th A88th 2 Z8- A66th Z8- A88th Z8-
→ A66th A66th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A66th Z8-
→ A77th A77th 1 A77th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77th A77th 1 Z8- Z8- A77th Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 A88th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A88th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- A88th Z8NQ Z8- Z8-
→ A88th A88th 1 Z8- Z8- A88th Z8- Z8-
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD
→ TBD TBD 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- TBD

Qualifying - South America[edit]

Participation spreadsheet by team

Team RLCS S7
TBD TBD
OQ Qualified through Play-ins and Open Qualifiers
QU Automatic spot in the next RLCS season
NQ Unable to qualify through the Open Qualifier
- Didn't participate

Results by season - South America[edit]

  • NQ: Not Qualified from Open Qualifiers
  •   -  : Not participated in the tournament
Team Best Worst Total
Ap. 		S7
TBD → TBD TBD 1 TBD

Player Participation - League Play[edit]

Most Appearances[edit]

5 North American, 6 European and 5 Oceania players have participated in all regional League Play seasons. This section shows in which teams these players have shown their presence in season by season.

North America[edit]

Player RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
USA Rizzo
USA Kronovi
USA Klassux
USA GarrettG
USA Fireburner
USA Matt -
USA Zanejackey
-
USA Jacob -
USA Torment -
Canada Lethamyr -
Canada CorruptedG -
Canada JKnaps - -
USA Insolences - -
USA Chrome - -
USA Sizz - -
Canada Sadjunior - - -
Canada SquishyMuffinz - - -
USA Gimmick - - -

Europe[edit]

Player RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
Italy Kuxir97
Scotland Miztik
France Kaydop
France Chausette45
Sweden Al0t
Netherlands Remkoe
Germany Paschy90 -
England Deevo -
Sweden Turbopolsa
Netherlands ViolentPanda -
Scotland Markydooda - -
Norway gReazymeister -
Denmark Snaski - -
Denmark Maestro - -
Finland Metsanauris - -
France Ferra - -
France Fairy Peak! - -

Oceania[edit]

Player RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
Australia Shadey
New Zealand Kamii
Australia Express
Australia Siki
Australia Torsos
Australia Cyrix -
Australia Drippay -
Australia Dumbo -
Australia CJCJ -
Australia ZeN -
Australia Jake - -
Australia Ellusive - -
New Zealand Montyconnor - -
Australia Plitz - -
Australia SnarfSnarf - -
Australia Daze - -
New Zealand CJM - -
Australia Bango -
Australia Walcott - -
New Zealand Addzey - -
Australia Decka - -
Australia Julz - -
Australia Delusion - -

South America[edit]

Player RLCS S7
World TBD TBD

Participants by nation[edit]

Nation/Region RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7 Total
App.
USA United States 29 23 20 17 17 20 16 142
Australia Australia - - 23 21 20 22 23 109
Canada Canada 3 5 5 7 7 5 7 39
France France 6 4 4 4 4 4 6 32
Netherlands Netherlands 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 22
England England 5 3 1 4 3 1 4 21
Germany Germany 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 19
Sweden Sweden 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 19
Denmark Denmark 3 2 3 1 3 4 2 18
Scotland Scotland 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 15
New Zealand New Zealand - - 3 3 4 2 2 14
Norway Norway 4 1 1 1 1 1 - 9
Finland Finland - - 2 2 2 2 1 9
Italy Italy 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 8
Switzerland Switzerland 2 1 - 1 - 1 - 5
Austria Austria - - - - 1 1 1 3
Belgium Belgium 2 - - - - - - 2
Wales Wales 1 - - - - - 1 2
Ireland Ireland 1 - - - - - - 1

Team Performances - League Play[edit]

North America[edit]

First Place[edit]

NRG Esports
G2 Esports
Cloud9
Kings of Urban

Second Place[edit]

Exodus  -  Orbit eSports  -  Atelier  -  Ghost Gaming

Third Place[edit]

Genesis
Selfless Gaming  -  iBUYPOWER

Fourth Place[edit]

Evil Geniuses
Take 3  -  Denial Esports


Europe[edit]

First Place[edit]

Gale Force eSports
FlipSid3 Tactics
We Dem Girlz
Mock-It eSports
Dignitas

Second Place[edit]

Northern Gaming
Method  -  Renault Vitality

Third Place[edit]

The Leftovers  -  Team Envy
PSG Esports

Fourth Place[edit]

Precision Z  -  The Flying Dutchmen  -  compLexity Gaming


Oceania[edit]

First Place[edit]

Chiefs Esports Club
Tainted Minds
Alpha Sydney

Second Place[edit]

JAM Gaming
Pale Horse eSports

Third Place[edit]

Sand Castle  -  Dark Sided  -  ORDER

Fourth Place[edit]

Scylla Esports  -  1More  -  Legacy Esports  -  SYF Gaming


South America[edit]

First Place[edit]

Second Place[edit]

Third Place[edit]

Fourth Place[edit]


Performance by Regional Champions[edit]

North America[edit]

Champions' performance comparison
Season Champion Qual. Games Series Following
RLCS 		Previous
RLCS
Team W/P % W/P %
RLCS S1 OQ 56/95 59% 12/18 67% Z8- Z8-
RLCS S2 OQ 27/44 61% 7/9 78% A11st Z8-
RLCS S3 OQ 27/36 75% 8/9 89% A33rd A11st
RLCS S4 OQ 27/37 73% 8/9 89% A33rd Z8-
RLCS S5 QU 26/38 68% 8/9 89% A22nd A44th
RLCS S6 QU 27/46 59% 7/10 70% TBD A22nd
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Europe[edit]

Champions' performance comparison
Season Champion Qual. Games Series Following
RLCS 		Previous
RLCS
Team W/P % W/P %
RLCS S1 OQ 67/92 73% 16/18 89% Z8- Z8-
RLCS S2 OQ 25/37 68% 7/9 78% A22nd A22nd
RLCS S3 OQ 28/51 55% 7/10 70% A33rd A33rd
RLCS S4 OQ 31/48 65% 8/10 80% A11st A55th
RLCS S5 QU 26/38 68% 8/9 89% A11st A11st
RLCS S6 QU 29/35 83% 9/9 100% TBD A11st
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Oceania[edit]

Champions' performance comparison
Season Champion Qual. Games Series Following
RLCS 		Previous
RLCS
Team W/P % W/P %
RLCS S3 OQ 29/40 73% 8/9 89% Z8- Z8-
RLCS S4 QU 29/40 73% 8/10 80% A11st Z8-
RLCS S5 QU 33/39 85% 10/10 100% A22nd A11st
RLCS S6 OQ 31/43 72% 9/10 90% TBD A22nd
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

South America[edit]

Champions' performance comparison
Season Champion Qual. Games Series Following
RLCS 		Previous
RLCS
Team W/P % W/P %
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Player Performances - League Play[edit]

North America[edit]

First Place[edit]

USA Fireburner
USA Jacob
USA GarrettG
Canada Sadjunior
USA Kronovi
USA Rizzo
Canada JKnaps
USA JSTN
Canada Squishy  -  USA Torment  -  USA Gimmick

Second Place[edit]

USA Turtle
USA Moses
USA Klassux
Canada Lethamyr
USA Sizz  -  USA Matt

Third Place[edit]

USA Pluto
USA Espeon
USA Gambit  -  Canada Lachinio  -  USA 0ver Zer0  -  USA Dappur  -  Canada Timi  -  USA Mijo

Fourth Place[edit]

Canada CorruptedG
USA Quinn Lobdell  -  USA Insolences  -  USA Chrome  -  USA Chicago

Europe[edit]

First Place[edit]

France Kaydop
Sweden Turbopolsa
Netherlands ViolentPanda
Norway gReazymeister
Netherlands Remkoe
Italy Kuxir97
Scotland Markydooda
France Fairy Peak!  -  Scotland Miztik
Denmark Maestro

Second Place[edit]

Germany Paschy90
Finland Metsanauris
Germany Freakii  -  England EyeIgnite
Sweden Al0t  -  Finland Mognus
Ireland M1k3Rules

Third Place[edit]

Germany Sikii  -  England Deevo
France Ferra
Denmark Snaski  -  Austria Yukeo

Fourth Place[edit]

France Chausette45
Netherlands Jessie  -  Netherlands Dogu  -  Netherlands Vogan  -  Switzerland Skyline  -  England Bluey  -  Denmark Fruity

Oceania[edit]

First Place[edit]

Australia Torsos  -  Australia Drippay
Australia Jake
Australia CJCJ
Australia Express
Australia Shadey

Second Place[edit]

New Zealand Kamii
New Zealand Montyconnor  -  Australia Julz
Australia Bango  -  Australia Kia

Third Place[edit]

Australia Dumbo
Australia SnarfSnarf
Australia Lukorice  -  Australia Aoe_emp  -  Australia ZeN

Fourth Place[edit]

New Zealand Cyrix  -  Australia Delusion
New Zealand Addzey  -  Australia Ellusive  -  Australia Siki  -  Australia Requiem  -  Australia Decka


South America[edit]

First Place[edit]

Second Place[edit]

Third Place[edit]

Fourth Place[edit]


Performance by nation[edit]

Player performances by nation
Nation Total Players in
Top 4
USA United States 14 13 18 11 56 23
Australia Australia 12 8 11 12 43 20
France France 5 1 2 5 13 4
Canada Canada 4 2 4 6 16 7
Netherlands Netherlands 4 2 2 4 12 5
Sweden Sweden 3 1 1 2 7 2
Scotland Scotland 2 3 1 0 6 2
Norway Norway 2 1 0 0 3 1
Italy Italy 1 2 1 0 4 1
Denmark Denmark 1 1 1 2 5 3
New Zealand New Zealand 0 4 2 1 7 3
Finland Finland 0 3 0 2 5 2
Germany Germany 0 2 5 2 9 3
England England 0 1 3 2 6 3
Ireland Ireland 0 1 0 0 1 1
Austria Austria 0 0 1 0 1 1
Switzerland Switzerland 0 0 0 1 1 1

Team Participation - World Championship[edit]

Altogether from 6 World Championships, 33 teams have participated in at least one in RLCS.

NRG have made the most appearances at a World Championship, with a grand total of 5 times while representing their region respectfully.

RLCS Season 1 had a significant difference in terms of how teams qualified for the World Championship, participating in a 2 stage round robin to gain the most points from winning separate games. There was no Regional Championship during that season.

Qualifying[edit]

Participation spreadsheet by team

Team RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
- LP LP RC LP RC TBD
GS RC RC RC - - -
GS LP RC NQ NQ LP -
GS LP LP - - - -
- NQ NQ LP LP LP TBD
- - - LP RC LP TBD
- - - RC RC RC TBD
GS RC NQ - - - -
- - - RC NQ RC TBD
- - - - LP LP TBD
- - - - RC RC -
- - - - RC RC TBD
GS - - - - - -
GS - - - - - -
GS - - - - - -
GS - - - - - -
NQ LP - - - - -
NQ RC - - - - -
- RC NQ - - - -
NQ - RC - - - -
- - LP NQ NQ NQ TBD
- - LP - - - -
- - RC - - - -
- - RC - - - -
- - RC NQ NQ - -
- - NQ RC - - -
- - - LP - - -
- - - RC NQ NQ TBD
- - - RC - - -
- - - - LP NQ -
- - - - RC - -
- - - - RC NQ TBD
- - - - - RC -
LP Qualified through Regional League Play by Top 2 Placement
RC Qualified through Regional Championship/Playoffs
GS Qualified through Regional Group Stages (Season 1 Only)
NQ Unable to qualify from Regional League Play
- Didn't participate

Results by season[edit]

  • NQ: Not Qualified from Regional League Play
  •   -  : Not participated in the tournament
Team Best Worst Total
Ap. 		S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
→ A11st A11st 1 A11st Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st Z8NQ 4(6) A22nd A11st A55 - 6th Z8NQ Z8NQ A55 - 6th Z8-
→ A11st A33rd 3 A33rd A33rd A11st Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- Z8NQ A11st Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A11st A22nd 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A11st A22nd TBD
→ A11st A44th 3 Z8- Z8- Z8- A33rd A44th A11st TBD
→ A22nd A77 - 8th 2 A77 - 8th A22nd A22nd A77 - 8th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A22nd 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A22nd Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A22nd A99 - 10th 5 Z8- A55 - 6th A33rd A99 - 10th A22nd A77 - 8th TBD
→ A33rd Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A33rd Z8NQ Z8-
→ A33rd A33rd 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A33rd Z8-
→ A44th A44th 1 A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- A44th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th A44th 1 Z8- Z8- A44th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A44th Z8NQ 3(5) Z8- Z8NQ Z8NQ A44th A77 - 8th A99 - 10th TBD
→ A44th A77 - 8th 3 Z8- Z8- Z8- A77 - 8th A55 - 6th A44th TBD
→ A55 - 6th Z8NQ 2(3) A55 - 6th A77 - 8th Z8NQ Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th A55 - 6th 1 A55 - 6th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8NQ A55 - 6th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A55 - 6th Z8NQ 1(4) Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th Z8NQ Z8NQ Z8NQ TBD
→ A55 - 6th Z8NQ 2(3) Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th Z8NQ A77 - 8th TBD
→ A55 - 6th Z8NQ 1(3) Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th Z8NQ Z8NQ TBD
→ A55 - 6th A55 - 6th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A55 - 6th A55 - 6th TBD
→ A77 - 8th A77 - 8th 1 A77 - 8th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77 - 8th Z8NQ 1 Z8NQ A77 - 8th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77 - 8th A77 - 8th 1 Z8- Z8- A77 - 8th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77 - 8th A77 - 8th 1 Z8- Z8- A77 - 8th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A77 - 8th A77 - 8th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A77 - 8th Z8- Z8-
→ A99 - 10th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8NQ Z8- A99 - 10th Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A99 - 10th Z8NQ 1(3) Z8- Z8- A99 - 10th Z8NQ Z8NQ Z8- Z8-
→ A99 - 10th A99 - 10th 1 Z8- Z8- Z8- A99 - 10th Z8- Z8- Z8-
→ A99 - 10th A99 - 10th 2 Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A99 - 10th A99 - 10th Z8-
→ A99 - 10th Z8NQ 1(2) Z8- Z8- Z8- Z8- A99 - 10th Z8NQ TBD

Player Participation - World Championship[edit]

Overall, within the 6 World Championships held thus far in RLCS, 70 different players from around the world took part in at least one. Fireburner and GarrettG are the only 2 players that took part in all 6 of them. No European players have been able to do that.

Most Appearances[edit]

Player RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7
USA Fireburner TBD
USA GarrettG TBD
Netherlands Remkoe - TBD
Sweden Turbopolsa - TBD
France Kaydop - TBD
Italy Kuxir97 - - TBD
USA Jacob - - -
USA Kronovi - - TBD
Germany Paschy90 - - -
USA Klassux - - TBD
USA Rizzo - - TBD
Netherlands ViolentPanda - - TBD
Australia Torsos - - TBD
Australia Drippay - - TBD
Canada Sadjunior - - - -
Norway gReazymeister - - - -
Germany Sikii - - - -
USA Pluto - - - -
Scotland Markydooda - - - -
USA Turtle - - - -
England Deevo - - - TBD
Scotland Miztik - - - TBD
France Ferra - - - TBD
France Fairy Peak - - - TBD
Australia Jake - - - -
Canada CorruptedG - - - TBD
Canada SquishyMuffinz - - - TBD
USA Gimmick - - - TBD
USA Torment - - - TBD
Finland Metsanauris - - - TBD
Australia CJCJ - - - TBD
New Zealand Kamii - - - TBD
Canada JKnaps - - - TBD

Participants by nation[edit]

Nation/Region RLCS S1 RLCS S2 RLCS S3 RLCS S4 RLCS S5 RLCS S6 RLCS S7 Total
App.
USA United States 10 11 9 9 9 9 TBD 57
Australia Australia - - 5 5 5 5 TBD 20
Canada Canada 2 1 4 3 3 3 TBD 16
France France - 1 3 4 2 3 TBD 13
Netherlands Netherlands 4 2 1 1 2 2 TBD 12
Germany Germany 2 2 1 2 2 - TBD 9
Sweden Sweden 1 - 1 2 2 1 TBD 7
Scotland Scotland 1 2 2 - - 1 TBD 6
England England - 1 1 1 2 1 TBD 6
Finland Finland - - - 2 2 1 TBD 5
Italy Italy 1 1 1 - - 1 TBD 4
Denmark Denmark 1 1 1 - - 1 TBD 4
New Zealand New Zealand - - 1 1 1 1 TBD 4
Norway Norway 1 1 1 - - - - 3
Ireland Ireland 1 - - - - - - 1
Switzerland Switzerland - 1 - - - - - 1
Austria Austria - - - - - 1 TBD 1

Team Performances - World Championship[edit]

First Place[edit]

FlipSid3 Tactics  -  Dignitas
Northern Gaming
Cloud9
iBUYPOWER  -  Gale Force eSports

Second Place[edit]

Mock-It eSports
NRG Esports
Method

Third Place[edit]

compLexity Gaming  -  We Dem Girlz

Fourth Place[edit]

The Flying Dutchmen  -  Take 3  -  The Leftovers  -  G2 Esports  -  Chiefs Esports Club

Performance by region[edit]

Region North America Europe Oceania South America
Medals
Medals
Total 		2 1 2 3 4 5 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
RLCS S1 N/A N/A
RLCS S2 N/A N/A
RLCS S3 N/A
RLCS S4 N/A
RLCS S5 N/A
RLCS S6 N/A
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD

Performance by World Champions[edit]

The following stats show the Win/Loss record of World Champions' series and games only from the World Championship, hence excluding League Play.

Champions' performance comparison
Season Champion Qual. Games Series Following
LAN 		Previous
LAN
Team W/P % W/P %
RLCS S1 GS 14/20 70% 4/4 100% Z8- Z8-
RLCS S2 LP 22/30 73% 6/7 85% A55 - 6th A22nd
RLCS S3 LP 24/34 71% 7/8 88% Z8- A33rd
RLCS S4 LP 14/18 78% 4/4 100% Z8- Z8-
RLCS S5 LP 22/32 69% 6/7 83% A22nd Z8-
RLCS S6 LP 26/38 68% 7/8 88% TBD A44th
RLCS S7 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

Player Performances - World Championship[edit]

Turbopolsa is the only player to win the World Championship three times, back to back to back during Season 3, 4 & 5. 14 Players have won the World Championship altogether, 8 from Europe and 6 from North America.

First Place[edit]

Sweden Turbopolsa
France Kaydop  -  Netherlands ViolentPanda
Italy Kuxir97  -  Scotland Markydooda  -  England Deevo
Netherlands Remkoe
Canada Squishy  -  USA Torment  -  USA Gimmick
Norway gReazymeister
USA Kronovi
Canada Lachinio  -  USA 0ver Zer0

Second Place[edit]

Finland Metsanauris
Scotland Miztik  -  Sweden Al0t  -  Finland Mognus  -  USA Fireburner  -  USA GarrettG
Ireland M1k3Rules  -  Germany Paschy90  -  France Fairy Peak  -  USA JSTN

Third Place[edit]

Denmark Maestro
USA Jacob  -  England EyeIgnite

Fourth Place[edit]

USA Rizzo
Netherlands Jessie  -  Netherlands Dogu  -  Netherlands Vogan  -  USA Zanejackey  -  USA Insolences  -  France Ferra
Denmark Snaski  -  Germany Sikii  -  Canada JKnaps  -  Australia Drippay  -  Australia Torsos  -  New Zealand Kamii


Performances by nation[edit]

Player performances by nation
Nation Total Players in
Top 4
USA United States 4 3 5 7 19 11
Netherlands Netherlands 3 2 3 3 11 5
Sweden Sweden 3 2 1 0 6 2
France France 2 3 0 1 6 3
Canada Canada 2 0 1 2 5 3
Scotland Scotland 1 2 1 0 4 2
England England 1 1 1 0 3 2
Norway Norway 1 0 1 0 2 1
Italy Italy 1 1 0 0 2 1
Finland Finland 0 2 3 0 5 2
Germany Germany 0 1 0 1 2 2
Ireland Ireland 0 1 0 0 1 1
Denmark Denmark 0 0 2 1 3 2
Australia Australia 0 0 0 2 2 2
New Zealand New Zealand 0 0 0 1 1 1

References[edit]

  1. ↑ CloudFuel (2018-01-11). "Psyonix start managing the RLCS".
  2. ↑ RLCS (2019-01-29). "INTRODUCING RLCS SEASON 7".
  3. ↑ ELEAGUE (2019-02-11). "ELEAGUE and Psyonix Announce Wide-Ranging Content, Business and Event Partnership".
  4. ↑ RLCS (2019-02-27). "Introducing the Rocket League Oceanic Masters".


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