Rocket League Will Crown Three World Champions at One Tournament for the First Time in Fort Worth
Twenty teams are chasing a share of 1.2 million dollars at Dickies Arena, with the three against three, two against two and one against one titles all decided in the same week.
The Rocket League Championship Series World Championship began at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, on 15 September 2026, with a play-in round opening a week that will produce three separate world champions for the first time.
Twenty teams are competing for a prize pool of 1,200,000 US dollars, with 300,000 going to the winner of the main three against three event, 153,000 for second, 99,000 each for third and fourth and 6,000 for the bottom two. Alongside it, the two against two and one against one world titles are being decided at the same tournament.
The play-in round on 15 September paired Virtus.pro with Bigodes, Five Fears with Mate y Tapa, Team Falcons with FUT Esports and TSM with R8 Esports. The group stage follows on 16 and 17 September, the playoffs on 18 and 19 September and the closing day on 20 September.
Teams already through to the main event include Karmine Corp, Gentle Mates, Team Vitality, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Man City Esports, NRG, Shopify Rebellion, Spacestation Gaming, MIBR, FURIA, Twisted Minds and Wildcard. The twenty places are split across six European teams, five from North America, three from South America and three from the Middle East and North Africa, with representation from Oceania, Asia Pacific and sub-Saharan Africa.
The first three days are online only, with two matches broadcast simultaneously on separate channels and localised streams in French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Swedish. The final day is also being screened in fifty cinemas across the United States.