Given their recent form and reaching back-to-back Major finals, Moist are probably the most likely of the three to win a second title this season, but considering how unpredictable this RLCS season has been, it’ll probably be a new team lifting the trophy.
Read more: Moist Esports win RLCS Spring Major filled with shocking results With the world championship being held in North America, does this give G2 a slight edge? Both European Major winners won in Europe, and G2 won in North America. Will the same fate await Moist at Worlds? It’s also worth noting that the Major winners have all hailed from the region where they won the Major. Of course, entering every Major, the previous Major winner has been favored only to lose early in the tournament. Moist are probably the favorites considering they are the only team to have reached two Major finals this season. Moist Esports, G2 Esports and Team BDS are the obvious choices to win Worlds since they have all won a Major this season. Will any of the Major winning teams win Worlds?
Photo credit: Psyonix Storylines to watch The eight teams directly qualified for the group stage are:
All matches in the group stage and playoffs are best of seven. The playoffs will be a single-elimination bracket taking place on Aug. The 16 teams will be divided into two groups of eight, and four teams will advance out of each group onto the playoffs. The eight teams that make it out of the wild card stage will join eight teams that have directly qualified for the group stage, which will take place Aug. The 16 teams competing in the wild card stage are: All matches are best of five, and ultimately eight teams will advance. The RLCS World Championship begins with the wild card stage which will be a 16-team Swiss system format, with teams needing to win three matches to advance to the group stage. Photo credit: Psyonix Schedule and format Read more: One thing to know about every RLCS World Championship qualified team SSA teams: Orlando Pirates Exdee, Bravado Gaming MENA teams: Team Falcons, Veloce Esports, 01 EsportsĪPAC teams: Tokyo Verdy Esports, Gaimin Gladiators SAM teams: FURIA Esports, Team Secret, The Club NA teams: G2 Esports, FaZe Clan, NRG, Version1, Spacestation Gaming, OpTic GamingĮU teams: Moist Esports, Team BDS, Endpoint, Dignitas, Karmine Corp, SMPR Esports To get you ready for the biggest RLCS tournament ever, here’s a primer on the qualified teams, schedule and format and storylines to watch. The only other Rocket League tournament with that big a prize pool was the Gamers8 tournament that took place in Saudi Arabia in early July. RLCS Worlds 2022 also will have the biggest prize pool ever for an RLCS event at just over $2 million with the champion getting $600,000. This will be the first time ever that teams from Sub-Saharan Africa will compete in an RLCS global event. Sign up for the next Nerd Street tournament! The 24 teams come from seven different regions around the world: North America (NA), Europe (EU), South America (SAM), Oceania (OCE), Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Asia Pacific (APAC) and Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). There will be more teams than ever competing in an RLCS international event: 24.
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