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Repeat is shutting down: What this means for users

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Jeff Shull
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An important update on the future of Repeat 

Updated 14th May

After more than ten years of running tournaments with this community, Repeat will be closing its doors.

Before anything else, thank you. Repeat exists because of the players who competed on this platform, year after year. What started as a small idea became something much bigger because of you. From the players who made Repeat part of their weekly routine, to those who showed up for the big events, you are what made this place worth building. We’re genuinely grateful to have been part of it.

After careful consideration, we’ve made the difficult decision to wind down the platform. Tournaments on Repeat will be concluding by June, and the site will eventually shut down. Here’s what you need to know.

Your balance is safe

Your money is safe, and you will be able to withdraw your full cash balance. Protecting user funds is our top priority through this wind-down.

●     Withdrawal window. Cash withdrawals are expected to remain open for up to six months from the date of this notice, with monthly reminders to ensure nobody misses it.

●     Minimum Withdrawal Amount: On June 15th PDT, we will remove the $20.00 USD minimum balance withdrawal requirement. This will allow users to initiate a cash withdrawal even if they have less than $20.00 USD (or local currency equivalent) in their account.

●     Cash balances can be withdrawn right now under our standard process. You don’t have to wait.

●     By June 15th PDT, any user with a coin balance of 70,000 coins or more will automatically have their coins converted to cash. Users with coins below this threshold will not have their coins converted. The conversion rate is 10,000 coins to 1 United States dollar.

  • Tournaments are wrapping up. Tournaments have now ended for every title except Rocket League, which will conclude by the end of May. No new tournaments will be scheduled. 

How to withdraw

Log in, click Withdraw in your wallet, and follow the prompts. Full step-by-step instructions are available here, and our FAQ covers everything else, including coin conversion timing, withdrawal fees, and the withdrawal window.

Our support team is available if you have questions, and we’ll be updating our FAQ as more come in.

Thank you for being part of Repeat, and for allowing us to be part of your gaming journey. While this chapter is coming to a close, we’ll always be proud of what this community created together.

With gratitude,

The Repeat Team

Have more questions?

To learn more, visit our FAQs page.

Repeat Rivalries: The Story So Far

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James Cowan
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Repeat Rivalries Rocket League

Last Updated – 2nd April 2026

1st April 2026
ApparentlyFlitzu are your Repeat Rivalries Champions!

In what has been an epic run to the finish line, the ApparentlyFlitzu combination of AppJack, Mizu & Flitz have crushed the final days to amass over 24,000 entries to their leaderboard and take out the first ever Repeat Rivalries series. They managed to rally their communities, and show that they had the support when it matters most. I’m sure this is something they will all be talking about for some time to come. With Repeat Rivalries concluding, we see the April Open Series commence as well as the official Rocket League Cash Cups continuing, there are plenty of ways to compete on Repeat throughout April!

31st March 2026
ApparentlyFlitzu continues to build

The underdogs have now become the favorites to take the title, as their lead continues to stretch. Can The Lads find a late reply?
See who’s been throwing around more than just quick chat in this video from the Repeat X account.

26th March 2026
The Tide Has Turned

After being behind for the majority of the competition so far, ApparentlyFlitzu has surged ahead with entries. As of writing this, they sit approximately 393 entries ahead of The Lads. This situation is changing by the minute, as entries continue to rise. This is still so close, and the teams are starting to run out of time.

24th March 2026
The Repeat Social Media Manager Goes Rogue

As if things weren’t spicy enough the Repeat Social Media Manager has decided to throw some fuel to the flame by promising gifted subs to the team that has the most new entries over the next 24 hours.

23rd March 2026
Mizu and Flitz fire shots

18th March 2026
Repeat Rivalries Goes Live

Repeat Rivalries is officially underway. Sign-ups are open, both leaderboards are live, and the communities are just starting to mobilise. Who will take the honours in this match up? Only time will tell. Which side of history will you be on?

Pick a Side. Repeat Rivalries Begin March 18th

The tournament runs until March 31. Check back here for leaderboard updates, highlights, and news as the rivalry plays out.

Pick a Side. Repeat Rivalries Begin March 18th

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James Cowan
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Repeat Rivalries Rocket League

Six creators. Two teams. $6,000 up for grabs. And one very simple question: which community is going to show up?

Repeat Rivalries kicks off on March 18th and it’s a different kind of Rocket League event. Forget the usual format. This isn’t just about who can hit the cleanest aerials or grind out the best tournament run. It’s a full community showdown, and your participation is what decides the winner.

Here’s How It Works

We’ve taken six of the top Rocket League creators and split them into two teams of three. Each team has their own tournament leaderboard, and every player who signs up under a creator adds an entry to that team’s count. Whichever team finishes with the most entries wins the event, and the best part? You win just by signing up. Repeat is awarding $3,000 in both leaderboards, paid to the top 30-40% of participants.  It’s that straightforward, and it means every single person who registers actually counts towards the outcome and can win cash prizes for just playing Rocket League as they usually would.

 
Meet the Teams

In the BLUE corner you’ve got ApparentlyFlitzu, made up of ApparentlyJack, Flitz, and Mizu. On the ORANGE side, The Lads are bringing Retals, Chief Beef, and Mertzy. Two lineups with serious Rocket League pedigree between them, and both with communities ready to go to war on the leaderboard.

Pick Your Team, Back Your Favorites, Win Cash

When you sign up, you’re not just entering a Rocket League tournament. You’re picking a side. Are you rolling with ApparentlyFlitzu or throwing your weight behind The Lads? Your entry goes toward your team’s leaderboard, so the more your community shows up, the better your chances of coming out on top. What’s in it for you? Cash prizes for playing Rocket League ranked like you usually do! The community, regardless of which creator team comes out on top, wins no matter what. 

Think of it as your chance to prove which fanbase has the most committed players. The creators are doing their part. Now it’s on you.

The Format

•       Game: Rocket League

•       Mode: Ranked 3v3 & 2v2

•       How it’s decided: the creator team with the most tournament entries wins the Rivalry match up.

Key Dates

•       March 18: Tournament goes live and sign-ups open.

•       March 31: Tournament ends and the Rivalry is settled. – Make sure you get your entries in before this date!

How To Join

Head to the sign-up page, choose the team you want to rep, and lock in your entry. Keep an eye on your creators for live updates, watch the leaderboards move in real time, and bring your best when match day comes around.

The rivalry begins March 18th. Don’t sit this one out.

Rocket League Cash Cups: What’s Changing and Why

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James Cowan
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Rocket League Cash Cups Update

We’ve made some meaningful changes to the Rocket League Cash Cup program. Here’s a rundown of what’s different and what it means for you.

March 19th 2026 Updates
Prizing Distribution Notice

We have updated our prize distribution policy to better reflect our commitment to fair competition and competitive integrity verification. Please take a moment to read the following notice carefully:

Prize Distribution Notice: Tournament prize payouts may be subject to processing, and competitive integrity verification due to the impact of bots. As such, all prize distributions may be delayed for up to thirty-six (36) hours following the official conclusion of the tournament. By participating, entrants acknowledge and accept this potential delay and agree that such a timeframe is reasonable and does not constitute a breach of any prize obligation.

Extended Tournament Windows

Cash Cup tournaments will now run through to Monday, giving you more time to compete and post your best scores. The extended window means less pressure to squeeze everything into the weekend, and more flexibility to play at a time that suits you.

The additional time also allows our game admins to carry out thorough account reviews, ensuring that every leaderboard is clean and every result is legitimate. It’s one more step we’re taking to make sure that when you win, you know the competition was fair.

If you have any questions about either of these updates, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.

March 18th 2026 Updates
1v1 Cash Cups Are Being Retired

After reviewing how our 1v1 events have been running, we’ve decided to remove them from the Cash Cup lineup. The decision comes down to competitive integrity. Team-based formats provide a more reliable and fair competitive environment, and we want to ensure every tournament we run meets that standard.

Bigger Prize Pools for 2v2 and 3v3

With 1v1 events stepping aside, we’re putting that value directly back into the formats players love most. Both ranked 2v2 and ranked 3v3 tournaments are getting an additional $250 added to their prize pools. If you compete regularly in team modes, you’re now playing for more.

A Fuller Weekly Schedule

We’re expanding the number of tournaments running from Monday through Thursday each week. In total, there will be a combined $2,000 extra in prize pools available across that window every week, giving you more opportunities to compete and more chances to earn throughout the week rather than waiting for the weekend.

Fun Mode Tournaments Are Coming

Alongside the standard competitive lineup, we’re introducing rotating fun mode tournaments. These are designed to offer something a little different from the usual ranked grind, with varied formats that keep things fresh. More details on the specific modes will be shared as they rotate in.

Get Ready To Queue Up On Repeat.

As always, we’ll continue to look at ways to improve the Cash Cup experience based on how tournaments play out and what we hear from the community. Stay tuned for further updates, and good luck this weekend.

Battlefield 6 Scoring Update

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James Cowan
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Battlefield 6 REDSEC Scoring Update

We’ve pushed two important updates to how Battlefield REDSEC tournaments are scored on Repeat – a competitive integrity fix for Battlefield REDSEC Battle Royale mode, and a new placement tracking feature which are now live across all Battle Royale score templates.

⚠ Active Fix: Duos games will no longer count toward Battlefield REDSEC Battle Royale tournament scoring. Only Squads matches will contribute to your score going forward. This change is already live in the OpTic Cup and applies to all tournaments that have not yet started as of March 5, 1:00am UTC.

Battle Royale Duos Fix

Our team identified an issue with how Battlefield 6’s REDSEC Battle Royale mode was being counted in tournament scoring. Duos and Squads operate under different conditions which contribute to creating an uneven playing field for some users.

To preserve competitive integrity across all Battlefield 6 tournaments, only Squad matches will now count in Battlefield REDSEC Battle Royale scoring. Duos matches will be excluded entirely.

Squads – Counts toward tournament score
Duos –  No longer counts toward tournament score

Please note: This fix is not retroactive. Scores from previously completed tournaments will remain unchanged. The update is live now in the OpTic Cup and will apply to all Battlefield 6 REDSEC tournaments moving forward.

Placement Now Tracked in Battle Royale

New – Placement Scoring

Placement is now a counted metric in our Battle Royale score templates. Where you finish in a match matters – higher placement earns more points, rewarding squads who push for the win rather than just accumulating stats.

The points will be as follows:

This addition brings Battle Royale scoring more in line with how the mode is meant to be played. Finishing in the top positions will now contribute meaningfully to your tournament total alongside other tracked metrics, incentivising consistent, high-level performance across every match.

The placement metric is live now and applies to all Battlefield 6 REDSEC Battle Royale tournaments going forward.

At Repeat every update we ship is driven by one goal – making sure your tournament experience is as fair, competitive, and rewarding as possible. Fixes like this one aren’t just technical housekeeping; they’re a reflection of our commitment to making sure every match you play counts the way it should.

We’re always listening to player feedback, so if you spot something that doesn’t feel right or have ideas on how we can improve, don’t hesitate to reach out via Discord or Support.

OpTic Gaming and Repeat Launch Their Biggest Ever Battlefield REDSEC Tournament With a $10,000 Prize Pool

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James Cowan
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Optic $10,000 Battlefield Redsec Cup

The Green wall doesn’t do things small, and this is no exception.

OpTic Gaming and Repeat are teaming up for the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup – the largest REDSEC leaderboard tournament on the Repeat platform to date. Ten thousand dollars in prizing is on the line, and the window to compete is short. The tournament runs March 5 through March 12, so the time to register is now.

What Is the OpTic Cup?

Battlefield REDSEC is one of the most intense, team-based competitive experiences in gaming right now. The OpTic Cup is a leaderboard-style tournament where only Battlefield REDSEC games will count, bringing OpTic’s signature tournaments to the Repeat platform. This tournament is designed to give every type of player – from grinders to first-time competitors – a shot at glory and real prize money and playing the Repeat leaderboards alongside the legends of OpTic Gaming.This is the biggest Battlefield REDSEC cup we’ve run yet. $10,000 is up for grabs across the prize pool, and a select participant will also receive an OpTic Gaming swag pack valued at $317.50 USD (ARV)* just for competing. Yes, a prize. Just for showing up. 

The OpTic Swag pack includes

  • OpTic Flag ($40)
  • OpTic LED Sign ($60.50 ARV)
  • OpTic Backpack ($95 ARV)
  • OpTic Socks ($22 ARV)
  • $100 Gift Card ($100 ARV)

Who Is OpTic Gaming?

If you’re new to the Greenwall, let’s get you up to speed.

OpTic Gaming is one of the most iconic organizations in esports history. Founded in 2006, OpTic built its name in Call of Duty before expanding into a multi-title powerhouse competing across Halo, Valorant, and more. But OpTic was never just a team – it became a culture. The content, the community, the Greenwall – a fanbase so passionate and loyal it became a brand identity in its own right.

Based in Texas, OpTic carries a reputation that goes beyond wins and losses. They’ve produced some of the most recognizable names and personalities in gaming, built a content empire alongside their competitive rosters, and consistently shown up for their community in a way few orgs can match.

Today, OpTic Gaming remains one of the most trusted and respected names in esports – which is exactly why when OpTic runs a tournament, people show up.

The OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup is no different. This is OpTic putting real weight behind a competition, real money on the line, and real swag for the community. That’s the standard. With names like Huke, Hitch, FormaL, Karma, Hecz & Pamaj getting on board, you know this tournament is going to be straight fire. 

We will also see Scump, Dashy & Shotzzy playing on the leaderboards, going toe to toe with our Repeat player base.

Tournament Details

•       Dates: March 5–12, 2025

•       Game: Battlefield REDSEC

•       Total Prize Pool: $10,000

•       Door Prizing: OpTic Gaming swag pack for a select participant – valued at $317.50 USD (ARV)**

•       Platform: Compete via Repeat – Download the Repeat mobile app to keep track of your matches on the go.

How to Sign Up

Click the link below, create your account if you haven’t already, and register for the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup. That’s it. Spots are limited – don’t sleep on this.

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*NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. Open only to legal residents of the 50 US/DC, 18 years of age and older who are eligible to register for the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup. Void where prohibited by law. Sweepstakes starts 09:00 a.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) on March 5, 2026 and ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on March 12, 2026. Subject to Official Rules, including how to enter, prize details, odds, and restrictions, click here. Sponsor: Repeat Technologies, Inc, Repeat Technologies Pty Ltd., 2207 Bridgepointe Parkway, Foster City, CA 94404. 

Everyone Competes, Everyone Wins: Rocket League Cash Cup Season Starts March 13

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James Cowan
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Rocket League Cash Cups

The pitch is ready. The boost tanks are full. Starting March 13, 2026, Rocket League players worldwide will compete in 12 consecutive weeks of Cash Cup Tournaments – with $100,000 in total prizes and rewards for participation at every skill level.

See the latest Cash Cup Changes Update

Whether you’re a Bronze player learning rotations or a Supersonic Legend grinding for glory, these weekend tournaments deliver the intensity, the competition, and the rewards you’ve been waiting for.

Every Weekend, Every Rank, Real Prizes

For 12 straight weeks, players across all regions will compete in weekend long tournament windows running Friday through Sunday. Each weekend features $8,200+ in prizes distributed across multiple brackets and game modes, ensuring players at every skill level have a legitimate shot at taking home cash.

Here’s what makes this season unprecedented: 15 tournaments every single weekend, ranked-based brackets, and rewards for everyone who competes.

Main Tournament Structure (1v1, 2v2, 3v3)

Every weekend features five rank-based brackets across three core playlists:

Bronze 1 – Silver 3 | $500 per mode (Top 700 prized)
Gold 1 – Low Platinum | $500 per mode (Top 400 prized)
Platinum 2 – Diamond 3 | $500 per mode (Top 200 prized)
Champion I – Champion III | $500 per mode (Top 100 prized)
Grand Champion I – Supersonic Legend | $500 per mode (Top 10 prized)

Each rank bracket will have tournaments for 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3’s. That’s $7,500 per weekend across rank-appropriate competitive brackets where you’ll face players at your level – not getting demolished by SSLs or stomping lower-ranked opponents.

Cash Grab Side Events

Looking for faster-paced competition? Six daily “Cash Grab” tournaments run throughout each weekend:

  • Friday & Saturday: 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 Cash Grabs ($100 each)
  • Quick 24-hour windows for earning extra prizes

Sunday Rumble Special

Close out each weekend with chaos. The Rumble Tournament ($300 prize pool) brings power-ups, unpredictability, and pure fun to Sunday’s finale.

How Scoring Works

Points accumulate across all your matches in each tournament:

  • Wins: 10 points
  • MVPs: 5 points
  • Goals: 5 points each (capped at 10 goals)
  • Saves: 3 points each (capped at 10 saves)
  • Assists: 1 point each
  • Shots: 0.25 points each (capped at 20 shots)

Play smart. Play consistent. Climb the leaderboard.

Tournament Rewards: Everyone Wins Something

Earn Tournament Credits based on your bracket:

  • Prospects Cup: 1,200 credits
  • Challengers Cup: 4,000 credits
  • All-Stars Cup: 12,000 credits
  • Chromatic Cup: 20,000 credits

Even if you don’t crack the top prizes, you’re still walking away with exclusive rewards to customize your setup.

Mark Your Calendar

February 19, 2026 – Tournaments registrations live
March 13, 2026 – Competition officially begins (Week 1)
May 17, 2026 – Final tournaments conclude (Week 12)

Every weekend runs Friday 17:00 UTC through Sunday 23:59 UTC – giving you a full weekend to compete, adapt, and climb.

Find Your Bracket, Prove Your Rank

One of the biggest frustrations in online tournaments? Getting matched against players way above or below your skill level. Not here.

With five rank-specific brackets per playlist, you’re competing against players who’ve earned similar ranks. Bronze and Silver players get their own $500 prize pool. So do Gold and Platinum. Champions battle Champions. And the best of the best – Grand Champions and Supersonic Legends – fight for elite-level bragging rights.

This isn’t about getting lucky with matchmaking. It’s about proving you’re the best in your rank.

This Is Your Season

Maybe you’ve been watching Jynxzi rise through the ranks. Maybe you’ve been watching RLCS and thinking, “I could compete if I had the chance.” Maybe you just want to test yourself in a structured competitive environment and improve.

This is that chance.

15 tournaments every weekend. 12 straight weeks. Over $100,000 in total prizes. No invites. No gatekeeping. Just you, your car, and a weekend to prove what you’re made of.

Get your squad together. Lock in your playstyle. Warm up your mechanics.

Tournament registration opens February 19. Competition starts March 13. See you on the pitch.

The Madden 26 Kickoff Tournament is Live on Repeat with $5,000 in Prizes on the Line

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James Cowan
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Super Bowl season isn’t just about watching the big game. For competitive Madden players, it’s about proving you can play it better than anyone else.

Madden 26 is here on Repeat, and to celebrate – we’re kicking off in a big way! The Kick-off Tournament series – a full month of competitive action designed for players who want to test their skills. Whether you’re grinding Ultimate Team, dominating in Online H2H Ranked, or just looking to compete during the hype of Super Bowl, we’ve built tournaments for every playstyle.

This isn’t a one-and-done event. It’s a structured competitive calendar with $5,000 in total prizes, multiple tournament formats, and clear pathways to keep climbing. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to prove yourself in Madden 26, this is it.

The Tournament Lineup: Five Ways to Compete

We’ve designed the Madden 26 Kickoff series to reward different skills and strategies across the game. Here’s what’s running from January 28th through February 25th:

Madden 26 Launch Cup kicks things off with the marquee competition featuring a $2,000 prizepool. Open to both Ultimate Team and Online H2H Ranked modes, this month-long tournament is your chance to establish dominance early and claim the biggest share of the prize pool.

From there, we’re running weekly themed tournaments that spotlight specific aspects of your game:

Air it Out rewards the deep ball specialists and passing game architects with a $500 prizepool. If you live in the pocket and know how to exploit coverage, this is your tournament.

Ground and Pound is for the run game purists. Clock management, read options, and old-school football fundamentals win here. Get your share of a $500 prizepool.

Defense Demon puts the spotlight where it belongs – on the players who understand that defense wins championships, and also take a share of a $500 prizepool. Lock down opponents and prove you’re elite on that side of the ball.

Big Game Blitz runs during the first two weeks of the series with a unique twist: you can only use the two Super Bowl teams. Up for grabs is a $1000 prizepool. It’s the ultimate test of mastery under constraints, running right through Super Bowl weekend on February 8th.

Every tournament features staggered start times to maximize your ability to participate, with skill-based brackets (OVR) ensuring you’re matched against competitive opposition. And if one run doesn’t go your way? Clear re-entry pathways mean you can run it back and improve.

The Perfect Time to Compete

The Super Bowl represents the biggest moment in American football each year. Millions of fans from around the world tune in, casual players boot up Madden to relive the action, and competitive players look for ways to channel that energy into something more than just watching.

That’s exactly what the Madden 26 Kickoff series delivers. We’re meeting players where the hype is, and giving you structured, rewarding competition that extends well beyond Super Bowl Sunday.

Repeat is building long-term infrastructure for competitive Madden players. The tournaments running in February are made for fans to channel that Super Bowl excitement into competition, giving you reasons to keep competing, keep improving, and keep coming back.

Whether you’re a new player looking to dip into your first competition or a Madden veteran searching for a platform that takes competitive play seriously, Repeat is built for this.

How to Get Started

Getting into the Madden 26 Kickoff Tournament series is straightforward:

Download the App & Register on Repeat. Create your account in the Repeat app and link your Madden account.

Choose your tournament. Browse the Madden 26 tournament listings and select the format that fits your playstyle- whether that’s the flagship Launch Cup, one of the themed weeklies, or the Super Bowl-specific Big Game Blitz.

Enter and compete. Follow the tournament-specific rules, play your matches, and track your progress on the leaderboards.

Run it back. Don’t like your placement? Repeat only counts your best performances, so you can focus on improving.

All tournaments run from January 28th through February 25th, with the Super Bowl weekend peak on February 8th representing the cultural high point of the series.

This Is Where Competitive Madden Begins

The Madden 26 Kickoff isn’t just another online event. It’s Repeat’s statement that competitive Madden deserves year-round infrastructure, to help players build experience. We’re giving players structured competition, meaningful prizes, and a platform designed to support long-term growth in the scene.

Super Bowl season brings the hype. Repeat brings the competition.

Ready to prove yourself? Register now and join the Madden 26 Kickoff Tournament series.

Madden NFL 26 Tournaments Are Live on Repeat (Beta)

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James Cowan
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Madden 26 Beta Live

Madden NFL 26 has officially landed on Repeat, and we’re opening the doors with early Beta access to competitive tournaments. This phase gives players a chance to jump in early, stress-test new systems, and help shape the future of Madden 26 competition on the platform.

Our goal during Beta is simple: create a smooth, fair, and rewarding tournament experience. We’re closely monitoring match reporting, scoring balance, and tournament pacing while gradually expanding availability. If something feels off, or if you’ve got a great idea, your feedback plays a direct role in what comes next.

Start competing in Madden 26 tournaments today

Available Tournament Game Modes

At launch, Repeat tournaments support two core Madden 26 experiences through our leaderboard system:

Online Head-to-Head (Quick Play)

This is Madden at its purest. No modifiers, no gimmicks – just standard H2H matchups where skill and execution decide the outcome.

Ultimate Team – Ranked H2H

Build your roster, refine your strategy, and put your Ultimate Team to the test. This mode has the same score system as quick play, but only tracks the Ultimate Team ranked game mode. 

Both of the above tournaments will offer traditional scoring that we have cultivated over the last several months in Madden 25 tournaments.

New Strategy-Focused Tournament Types

Beyond traditional leaderboard play, Madden 26 on Repeat introduces specialized tournaments built around distinct styles of play. These formats allow players to compete in ways that highlight their strengths – not just the final score.

Defense Demon

Defense wins championships – and points. This tournament rewards players who thrive on locks, stops, and shutting opponents down.

Air It Out

If your offense lives through the air, this one’s for you. Passing yards, big plays, and touchdown throws drive your score.

Ground and Pound

Physical football pays off here. This mode emphasizes rushing success, time of possession, and run-heavy dominance.

Winner’s Circle

Sometimes, the only thing that matters is winning. This format places extra weight on the final result, giving bonus points for securing the W.

Be sure to check the scoring tab on the tournament to see all the different statistics and their point values that the tournament is tracking.

Ultimate Team OVR Rules

Your OVR is determined by your full Ultimate Team lineup at the start of a match – not just your starters. If a tournament lists an OVR range, only games played within that range will count.

Key things to know:

  • Your opponent’s OVR does not matter
  • Bench players are included in your team OVR
  • OVR is locked in when the match begins

What’s Coming After Beta?

Once Beta testing wraps up and systems are fully dialed in, players can expect:

  • Expanded and featured tournaments
  • Bigger prize pools
  • Limited-time events
  • New competitive formats

We’ll be sharing updates through email, Discord, social channels, and right here on the blog.

Help Shape the Scoring System

Every tournament format relies on scoring rules, and we want them to feel right. Review the Scoring Breakdown and let us know:

  • What feels rewarding
  • What feels under- or over-valued
  • What stats we should consider adding

Your input helps define how future tournaments evolve.

Found an Issue?

That’s part of the process. If you encounter a bug or unexpected behavior, please submit a report so we can address it quickly during Beta.

Thanks again to everyone who pre-registered and jumped in early. Madden NFL 26 tournaments are just getting started on Repeat – and we’re excited to build what comes next with you.

gg,

The Repeat Team

Unwrap $13,500 in Prizes: New Year, New Tournaments Starting December 20th

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James Cowan
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New Years Tournaments

As 2025 winds down, we wanted to give back to the community that’s made this year incredible. Consider this our gift to you: eight tournaments, eight amazing games, and $13,500 in total prizes up for grabs.

Starting December 20th and running through January 5th, New Year’s Tournaments is our way of saying thank you and kicking off 2026 with some serious competitive action.

What’s in the Package?

We’re not picking favorites – we’ve got something for everyone. Here’s what we’re running:

Battlefield leads the charge with a $4,000 prize pool. Whether you’re a veteran of the franchise or just finding your stride, this is your chance to prove yourself on the battlefield.

Battlefield REDSEC is coming in hot with a $2,000 purse, so you can keep the squad locked in over the New Year period.

Fortnite players can compete for $2,000 while dropping into intense matches that’ll test your building, aim, and game sense.

Rocket League also features a $2,000 prize pool – time to hit some ceiling shots and remind everyone why car soccer is the best sport ever invented.

For the MOBA fans, we’ve got Dota 2 and League of Legends, each with $1,000 prize pools. Whether you prefer ancient defense or summoner’s rift action, we’ve got you covered.

PUBG players can hunt for that chicken dinner and a share of the $1,000 prize pool.

And for the gridiron strategists, Madden rounds out our lineup with $1,000 on the line.

How to Get Your Gift

Registration is open now on Repeat. Head to the tournaments section, find your game, and sign up. Tournaments kick off December 20th, so you’ve got time to warm up, gather your squad, and get your strategy dialed in.

Most tournaments will run in multiple stages, giving you plenty of opportunities to compete even if you can’t play every single day during the holidays.

Thank You for an Amazing 2025

Real talk: you made this year special. The Repeat community has grown, evolved, and shown up in ways that exceeded our expectations. From new game titles to new friendships formed on our platform, you’ve proven that competitive gaming is about more than just winning – it’s about the community we build together.

This tournament series is our way of giving back and celebrating everything we’ve accomplished together.

What’s Coming in 2026

While you’re here, we can’t help but remind you about what’s next. We’re launching Teams & Lobbies in 2026 – features that’ll make organizing your squad and running your own competitions easier than ever. Battlefield 6 on Repeat is going to the next level, and we can’t wait to share the other titles that will be joining us in 2026. 

But that’s a story for the new year. Right now, we’re focused on ending 2025 with a bang.

Don’t Miss Out

$13,500 in prizes. Eight tournaments. One incredible community.

Tournaments begin December 20th and run through January 5th. Whether you’re grinding ranked all holiday break or just looking to squeeze in a few matches between family obligations, there’s a tournament waiting for you.

Head to our tournament pages, pick your game, and register today. Let’s make the end of 2025 one to remember.From everyone at Repeat, thank you!

We’ll see you all in the arena for 2026.

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