Twenty Teams Head to Fort Worth for a Rocket League World Championship Worth One Point Two Million Dollars
The six-day event at Dickies Arena begins on 15 September and carries separate one against one and two against two competitions.
The 2026 Rocket League Championship Series World Championship runs from 15 to 20 September at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, with a prize pool of 1,200,000 US dollars. The play-in stage begins at half past ten in the morning Central time on 15 September.
Twenty teams have qualified: six from Europe, five from North America, three from South America and three from the Middle East and North Africa, together with representatives from Oceania, the Asia-Pacific region and Sub-Saharan Africa.
The schedule splits into three phases. Days one to three cover the play-in and group stages across dual streams, days four and five carry the playoffs alongside the finals of the one against one and two against two competitions, and day six is Championship Sunday.
The one against one and two against two events have their own qualified players rather than drawing from the team rosters. The broadcast will run on Twitch, YouTube and TikTok.