This will explain how PlayStation entry condition works when entering leaderboard tournaments on Repeat.
You may have noticed some of our tournaments across all of our games have started to include an PlayStation entry condition which asks you to sign into a Sony account before claiming your free entry. To clear up any confusion, this does not mean these tournaments are exclusive to players who are playing on a PlayStation console.
You do not need to connect a console or play on console, all you need to do is create a Sony account and you can sign up for our tournaments even without owning a PlayStation.
What if I don’t own a PlayStation?
Even if you play on Xbox or PC, you can still just create a Sony account and add it to your Repeat account. You do not need to play on or own a PlayStation. If this doesn’t show up for you it means your region doesn’t have PSN accounts available, so don’t worry!
Celebrate Rocket League Season 18 by participating in the $5,000 Launch Cup or the CTI qualifiers for a chance to play against pros!
The new season of Rocket League has dropped, and Repeat has partnered with Epic Games to celebrate with some incredible opportunities for Rocket League players!
The Season 18 Launch Cup and Carry Team Invitational bring our players the opportunity to see what is available in Rocket League’s newest season while also earning some cash at the same time.
Sound too good to be true? It isn’t. Keep reading to learn more.
Rocket League Season 18 Carry Team Invitational
Think you’ve got what it takes to compete alongside Rocket League pros? Even if you’re not sure, Repeat has you covered with the Season 18 Carry Team Invitational. This unique tournament pairs six amateur players with six Rocket League professionals, offering a chance to team up for victory and earn cash bounties during matches.
We will announce the professional players on our social channels in the coming weeks. Follow us @Repeatgg on all platforms to see who is competing!
To be eligible for the CTI Finals Broadcast, participate in the $2,000 Carry Team Invitational Qualifiers on Repeat. The finals participants will be selected completely at random from the list of tournament entrants. The qualifiers are open from March 15 at 7am PST and run until April 1.
In this tournament, it’s the amateurs who shine. Reach the main event of the Carry Team Invitational, and you can win cash for completing specific actions in matches. You might even end up carrying the pros!
Bounty
Amateur Reward
Pro Tax
Total Paid
Goal by Amateur
$100
$50
$150
Amateur Demo on Pro
$200
$100
$300
Save by Amateur
$20
$10
$30
Epic Save by Amateur
$50
$25
$75
Pro on Pro Demolition
$0
$50
$50
The ‘Pro Tax’ reflects the pros’ contribution in the Amateur achieving these bounties. But there’s more: a special pro showmatch featuring all six professionals in a three-on-three match will DOUBLE the earnings of both the pros who win and their amateur teammates. Amateurs in previous CTIs have often earned thousands of dollars in this event!
If you miss the CTI Qualifiers, you still have a chance to be selected. Two lucky players will be randomly selected on the broadcast day to join the tournament alongside two pros. Make sure you’re following Repeat_gg on Twitch to be notified when we go live!
Season 18 Launch Cup
This will be your standard Rocket League tournament in the Ranked 2v2s playlist. The tournament is available globally and has $5,000 worth of cash prizes paid to the top 40% of players.
The tournament begins on March 15 at 7am PST and ends on April 7.
To join this tournament, all you have to do is connect your Epic Game ID to your Repeat account, enter the tournament, and play Ranked 2v2s in Rocket League. That’s it! We do the rest as we track your scores in the tournament automatically. You are awarded for winning the match and for your actual stats in game (individual, not your teammate’s stats).
Time for an upgrade! The New Year, New Rig event on Repeat will give away four Starforge Voyager II Pro PCs and four PlayStation 5s in Fortnite, Rocket League, and Warzone tournaments.
Have you been looking to upgrade your gaming setup but just haven’t made the decision yet? Look no further, because Repeat are giving away some amazing prizes in our New Year, New Rig event.
Keep reading to figure out how you can take your FPS to the next level.
New Year, New Rig – Starforge PCs
To celebrate the new year, we are giving away an amazing gaming upgrade to a few lucky winners in tournaments across Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite and Rocket League, for absolutely free! This is the easiest chance you’ll have at one of the premier gaming systems out there.
Our friends at Starforge have agreed to partner up for this event. Four players will win a Starforge Voyager II Pro (See specs here) and all you have to do to enter the giveaway is join one of our four tournaments where this giveaway is happening. We will choose the winner completely at random! You don’t have to win the tournament to be eligible for the prize. Find the links to these tournaments below.
On top of giving away the Starforge PCs, we will have separate tournaments that will be giving away a PlayStation 5 to a random lucky winner. Similar to the above, all you have to do to be entered in the giveaway is join one of the four tournaments linked below.
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 New Year, New Rig tournaments in Warzone, Fortnite and Rocket League. Void where prohibited by law. Sweepstakes starts 12:00 a.m. PT on 2/14/25 and ends at 11:59 p.m. PT on 3/03/25. Subject to Official Rules, including how to enter, prize details, odds, and restrictions.
Take advantage of the holidays on Repeat with an INSANE amount of cash and prizes given away in December and January.
This holiday season, Repeat.gg is making waves with a massive $250,000 in cash and prizes across December and January! Compete in fan-favorite games like Fortnite, Rocket League, and Call of Duty: Warzone, and claim your share of the excitement.
Key December Tournaments:
Holiday Top Heavy Tournament: You could win up to $200 placing within the top 20%.
Advent Calendar Tournament: Celebrate the holidays with daily unique cash prizes totalling up to $35,000 leading up to Christmas.
Boxing Day Gift Card Tournament: Dive into the action with a $12,000 gift card prize pool to cap off December.
Advent Calendar Tournament
The 12 Days of Christmas will feature either unique prizing, a new and exciting game format, or even both! Each day from Dec 14 through Dec 25, the tournaments will be available in the 24 hour window from 12pm PST through 3pm PST on the next day.
Be sure to check out the Advent Calendar blog or our social media pages to see the reveal of the tournament! We will announce them each day at 12:30 pm PST, so you will have 8 hours to join the tournament (depending on the format as some are not 24-hr tournaments).
Holiday Top Heavy Tournament
In the spirit of the giving season, as well in a format we’ve heard our users enjoy, we are breaking away from the norm of paying out the top 30-40% for these 3 tournaments. Instead, a select group from the top will each earn $200 cash!
Fortnite & Rocket League: $5,000 total prize pool, $200 to the Top 25 ranks in the tournament
Call of Duty: Warzone: $10,000 total prize pool, $200 to the Top 50 ranks in the tournament
Dates for all 3 tournaments: Dec 16 – Dec 29
Available to all regions
Boxing Day Gift Card Tournament
The gifts just keep on coming! For the Boxing Day Gift Card Tournaments, each of the three games (Fortnite, Call of Duty: Warzone, and Rocket League) will have our standard $2,000 prize pool paid to the top 40%. These tournaments will go live on December 18 and start on the 20th. The giveaway is now live! Enter any one of the tournaments linked below and you’ll be able to find the link to the giveaway.
However, the twist is that we will ALSO award 12 people $200 worth of Repeat coins in their Repeat account via a Gleam Giveaway.
The best part is you can use the coins to purchase gift cards from the Repeat marketplace! All you have to do select your gift cards and then checkout!. We have great options such as Amazon, Apple & Google gift cards, plus gaming items like PlayStation, Steam, Xbox, Nintendo and League of Legends RP cards.
Ready for more? New tournaments are arriving in January, so stay tuned for even more chances to win big!
Join the fun, sign up, and start competing now at Repeat.gg!
The Repeat Advent Calendar 12 Days of Christmas Tournaments include fun & unique tournament formats every day
Celebrate the holidays on Repeat with daily unique tournament formats and cash prizes totaling up to $35,000 leading up to Christmas.
The 12 Days of Christmas will feature either unique prizing, a new and exciting game format, or even both! Each day from Dec 13 through Dec 25, the tournaments will be available in the 24 hour window from 12pm PST through 3 pm PST on the next day.
Be sure to keep checking back here or on our social media pages for the reveal of the formats. We will announce them each day at 12:30 pm PST. Tournaments will generally start at 12pm PST each day of the promotion, however that depends on the format as not all of these formats are not 24-hr tournaments.
Games available for Repeat Advent Calendar
The games which will have tournaments during the Repeat Advent Calendar are Fortnite, Rocket League and Call of Duty: Warzone. Each game will have a unique prizing or format that is catered to that specific game. For example, if we have tournaments that limit team sizes, Warzone will be Quads, Fortnite will be Squads, and Rocket League will be 3v3.
(Those are not actual examples of a day, be sure to come back each day to find out the formats!)
Where can I find the rules / scoring for these formats?
You can always check the rules tab and the scoring tab on a tournament page to see what game modes and how the points are calculated. For tournaments with unique prizing, you can also check the graphic on the website (on desktop) and the Prize Pool tab to see how the total prizes are awarded.
Dec 24 Tournament: Happy Holidays!
Nothing out of the ordinary for these tournaments. We just figured we’d say thank you to all of our incredible users who play in our tournaments every day by introducing our LARGEST daily tournament prize pools ever.
$3,000 in each of the below tournaments will be paid to the top 40 percent. Happy Holidays from all of us at Repeat. We hope you are able to enjoy the time with family, and especially some extra time gaming ;).
Sneakily opening gifts before Christmas is a tradition as old as Christmas itself, so we figured why not get the party started early?? The Early Gift Opening tournaments are standard rules we typically use for Daily tournaments, however the prize pools for them are crazy!
$2,000 is up for grabs, but not only that, we are distributing winnings to more users than normal. Because why not, ‘tis the season! Hit the links below to find the tournaments.
And here you thought the holidays were about relaxing. OK, they kinda are, but you can take one day to grind, right?
The Holiday Grind tournaments have increased the minimum from 3 games to 10 days for this day. So from now until 3pm PST on Dec 23, you’ll have to play 10 games to earn a score on the leaderboard. GLHF!
The holidays are all about friends and family, so grab your gaming version of that and get to grinding! The Fortnite and Rocket League tournaments will only count when you’re playing Trios/Squads in Fortnite, and Ranked 3v3s in Rocket League. Call of Duty: Warzone won’t have a team size restriction, but we’d encourage you to play Quads as much as possible!
We’re giving away so many coins for the tournaments today! The total prize pool for each of these tournaments is 10,000,000 coins, which is the equivalent of $1,000! Remember, you can use coins to redeem gift cards in the Repeat marketplace. Win in this tournament and you could get items like PlayStation, Amazon, or Steam gift cards. Join below.
This tournament is a complete secret! It won’t show up anywhere on the website if you are just browsing, but can be found right here in this blog! Be sure to share the links with your friends so they can grind with you.
We’re switching up the game modes you need to play to get scores for these tournaments! In Warzone you will play Battle Royale mode, in Fortnite play Zero Build, and for Rocket League you’ll need to play Snow Day. Find the links to each tournament below!
Today’s tournaments are password locked, and you’ll have to solve the following riddle to get the password!
“In the world of pixels, I reign supreme, With exclusive titles, I fulfill every dream. My friends might be online, or sitting right near, what am I, a source of joy and cheer?”
We’re throwing a wrench in today’s plan. Over the next 24(ish) hours, each of the three games will have four of their own 2-hour tournaments appear at complete random times, and we’re not going to warn you when they appear!
Be sure to check the tournament pages throughout the day.
Dec 15 Tournament: Holiday Top Heavy
At Repeat we’ve prided ourselves on being different from other esports platforms. We pay out 30-40% in our standard leaderboard tournaments.
But sometimes…it’s fun to pay out the best of the best. The Holiday Top Heavy tournaments will split the prize pool between the top 10 ranks. Good luck!
We’re back with one of our community’s favorite new additions from this past year: flat prizing! Sometimes users don’t want to have to grind all the way to the top 20-30, so we’re paying out $5 to the top 100 ranks in these tournaments. Join now!
The Repeat Advent Calendar 12 Days of Tournaments have started! Join the first set of tournaments called Let The Giving Commence, which is our largest daily prize pool tournament EVER!
Looking to gain an advantage in Call of Duty? Here are the best weapons to use in Black Ops 6 for any skill level.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6pushes the franchise into a new era of fast-paced gameplay with intense gunfights, intricate maps, and the innovative omnimovement system. While players are acclimating to enhanced mobility, the gaming community is hard at work identifying the best weapons in Call of Duty. Adaptability is key to staying on top of your game given the ever-changing meta and frequent balance updates.
Mastering the best weapons and optimizing loadouts is essential for excelling in upcoming ranked play and Call of Duty tournaments. Try out these top-tier weapons to find one that fits your playstyle.
XMG
For players who want something different from the usual weapon classes, the XMG Light Machine gun is a standout choice. The XMG provides sustained firepower over medium range, making it an excellent choice for holding sight lines in modes like Hardpoint. Its high rate of fire, large magazine size, and manageable recoil make it a perfect solution to wallbang camping enemies. The XMG is incredibly satisfying to fire, not to mention its high damage per shot.
Despite all its strengths, it’s still an LMG, which means you’ll have to contend with its agonizingly slow reload speed and ADS time. However, with careful gameplay and positioning, you’ll be farming killstreaks off of enemies who try to rush without thinking.
XM4
The XM4 is available as soon as you begin playing Black Ops 6, and it’s a reliable gun that quickly becomes a staple in many players’ loadouts. Known for its ease of use and versatility, the XM4 dominates mid-range engagements and holds its ground against SMGs in close quarters. Even without attachments, the XM4 is strong right out of the gate, making it perfect for casual players who want to dive into matches without feeling underpowered. And if you need further convincing, consider this: the XM4 is so effective, it’s one of the banned weapons in competitive leagues for Black Ops 6.
Tanto .22
The Tanto .22 SMG proves that submachine guns can rack up high elimination counts despite their range limitations. It brings the mobility expected of its class while boasting an explosive 3-4 shot kill. While the Tanto .22 may not initially impress with its base stats, it becomes a top-tier weapon with the right attachments, especially the Rapid Fire mod, which addresses its relatively slow rate of fire.
This gun demands player skill to be effective, but the payoff is more than worth it. The Tanto .22 is the only SMG banned in competitive leagues, as pro players recognize how dominant it can be in skilled hands. With the right setup and strategy, the Tanto .22 can be a game-changing addition to your loadout.
AEK-973
The AEK-973 is a marksman rifle featuring a three-round burst system. This gun is downright unfair to play against in the right hands since precise players can eliminate with just one burst. A good scope and a few attachments to control its recoil will allow you to surprise enemies in mid-range fights. However, the Rapid Fire mod brings the gun to its full potential and you’ll immediately feel the difference when using it. Accurate players should watch out for this one when it comes to Warzone.
Model L
Even with the AS VAL remaining a strong choice despite its nerfs, the Model L has now emerged as the top-tier weapon in Black Ops 6. The Model L is a reliable workhorse you can take on any map and still come out on top. With the right attachments, it has almost no recoil and sticks to its target like glue. Its consistency more than makes up for the slower TTK compared to other assault rifles. If you want a gun that performs well without any fuss, try the Model L. After all, the pros wouldn’t have banned this weapon from competitive leagues if it wasn’t a problem.
A new feature has come to Repeat! Matchmaking leaderboards will take our standard tournaments and add a twist based on your actual skill.
We at Repeat are so excited to announce a feature that has been a long time coming and something our users have been asking for. Matchmaking Leaderboards have launched in a beta environment and we will be asking for your feedback as we test this important new feature of our tournaments. Make sure you join our Discord to offer feedback on this new feature.
What are Matchmaking Leaderboards?
Repeat has long operated as a leaderboard tournament platform where users can simply play their favorite game like they always do and earn scores based on their in-game performance. Matchmaking leaderboards are not much different, however players will get placed into separate leaderboards within the tournament which are strictly based on your skill level at the time of the tournament.
During the active period of a tournament Repeat will track your scores as we normally do, and once the tournament ends we will segment the entire tournament into a multiple leaderboards based on your in-game rank or skill level.
Once the tournament has been sorted into the multiple leaderboards, Repeat will calculate the finial scores and distribute prizing. This means that highly ranked players will be in one leaderboard, medium ranked players in another, and so forth, with multiple “first place” positions.
At the conclusion of the tournament you’ll only be able to see the leaderboard that you were placed on, and where you ranked compared to your peers (of similar in-game rank or skill level).
This alleviates some of the concerns users have around players who get lower skill lobbies dominating the standard tournaments. Each leaderboard will have its own payout within the tournament, so players of all skills will be rewarded no matter what!
What determines each leaderboard?
This feature is in testing phase for League of Legends and Rocket League for now, and leaderboards will be determined by your actual in-game rank by the end of the tournament (ex: if you are Bronze rank in League of Legends or Grand Champion in Rocket League, you will be sorted based on that).
League of Legends MMLB tournament -> Join now Rocket League MMLB tournament -> Join Now
How are the leaderboards decided?
At the end of the tournament, users will be split into their leaderboards depending on their in game rank at that time. These leaderboards will be automatically calculated based on a complicated algorithm that takes into account all users in the tournament and how many of each rank their are.
Does in-game rank show on Repeat?
Yes, your in-game rank will be displayed in the “My Statistics” section once you have joined a tournament. You will also be able to see other players’ in game rank on their profile card.
What is the payout structure like?
Each tournament will split the total prize pool evenly and pay out the top players in each leaderboard.
Compete on Repeat
Repeat’s online tournaments are a completely unique experience. After signing up, users can choose to connect any of the games we offer to their Repeat account with their in-game ID and all scores of tournaments they enter are tracked automatically without the use of any extra software. From there, you simply play the correct game mode (listed on the tournament Rules page) in game, as many games as you can and we track your top 3, 5, or 10 games depending on the tournament length.
Rocket League is known for some elite in game offerings, and this is a list of the best Rocket League skins ever released by the esports giant.
Like many multiplayer games, Rocket League offers players the chance to look good while playing. Beyond its fast-paced gameplay, Rocket League also stands out for its extensive range of customization options. Skins, or “decals” as they’re officially called, allow players to personalize their vehicles and make a statement on the field. Whether you’re aiming for a sleek, futuristic design or a bold, fiery look, these decals provide a way to express your unique style. With such a variety to choose from, finding the perfect skin is as much a part of the game as scoring goals.
Interstellar
As its name implies, Interstellar is a decal for players who want their vehicles to have a truly otherworldly feel. This versatile skin pairs seamlessly with any color scheme, featuring a space-inspired design that’s both subtle and striking. What sets Interstellar apart is its stunning animation, with white cosmic effects flowing along the sides of the car, evoking the sensation of a journey through the stars. Released as part of the Momentum Series in 2020, it remains one of the most captivating and visually impressive decals in Rocket League.
Gold
The Gold decal makes a bold impression with its sleek, yet refined design, offering players a touch of luxury on the field. Known for its glossy, metallic finish, this skin brings a sense of sophistication that stands out among Rocket League’s extensive catalog of cosmetics. Its versatility is one of its strongest features, as the Gold decal looks stunning in both light and dark color schemes. The shimmering effect is particularly striking in brightly lit stadiums, where its reflective surface truly comes to life. This dynamic visual appeal has made the Gold decal a fan favorite, and it’s widely regarded as one of the most elegant skins ever released in Rocket League.
Fire God
Fire God is undeniably one of the most impressive and visually captivating skins in Rocket League. With its fiery, molten design, this decal transforms your car into a roaring inferno. The skin features vibrant, animated flames that ripple across the surface of your vehicle, creating a mesmerizing effect that stands out in any match. The best part is that the dynamic effect pairs well with any paint job to create your own theme.
WWE Roman Reigns
Over the years, Rocket League has teamed up with various media franchises, including WWE, to bring unique crossover content to the game. The Roman Reigns decal stands out with its bold branding, perfectly capturing the wrestler’s commanding presence. Featuring his “Head of the Table” nickname and iconic “RR” logo, the decal adds a powerful touch to your car’s look. Even though many fans were disappointed because the developers “nerfed” its popular all-black look, it still brings a signature metallic shine to any paint job.
Filiformer
Filiformer stands out as one of the most unique and innovative decals in Rocket League’s lineup. What truly sets Filiformer apart is its unique ability to sync with the beat of Rocket League’s music, transforming it into more than just a cosmetic upgrade—it becomes an interactive experience. As the music plays, the decal’s subtle animations pulse and shift in time with the rhythm, making your car feel like it’s part of the game’s soundtrack. Even without that effect, the Filiformer creates a distinct faded look that no other decal can replicate.
Repeat has added Tipalti as a payment option, which gives users way more flexibility when withdrawing funds.
We’re so excited to announce a partnership with Tipalti, a global payment solution which will allow users to explore more withdrawal options and reach more countries than ever before!
What is Tipalti and is it safe?
Tipalti is a global payment automation system platform and accounts payable software.
Repeat has partnered up with Tipalti to bring automated payments to over 190 countries. Tipalti utilizes payment providers and methods across the globe to ensure payments can be made securely and in a timely manner to almost all Repeat users.
Tipalti prioritizes security at every level of its platform, employing industry-leading encryption protocols and compliance measures to safeguard user data. For payees accessing the system, Tipalti utilizes Two-Factor Authentication (TFA): a knowledge factor (the username and password to access the payee dashboard on the payer’s website) with the possession factor (the payee‘s mobile phone to receive a validation PIN).
Tipalti is also used and trusted by big, familiar names within the gaming industry like Blizzard Entertainment, Roblox, and X (formally twitter).
Can I change my payout method and account information?
Yes, you can update your account information at any time, including personal contact information, payment details, and tax form information. Follow the steps below to make these updates:
How to Update Your Account Information
Log in to Your Tipalti Account
Access your Tipalti account using your login credentials.
Navigate to “Payment Details”
In the left-hand navigation menu, select “Payment Details.”
Update Payment Information
Click on “Payment Details” in the sidebar.
Click “Next” at the bottom right of the screen.
Click “Edit” to modify your preferred payout method.
Save Changes
Ensure all your changes are accurate and complete.
Save your updates.
Effective Date of Changes
The changes to your payout method and account information will take effect during the next upcoming payment run. Ensure you make any necessary updates ahead of time to avoid delays in receiving your payments.
What payment methods are available on Tipalti?
Tipalti offers a diverse range of payment methods, ensuring flexibility and convenience. The availability of specific payment methods may vary depending on your country. Below is a comprehensive list of payment options currently supported by Tipalti:
Available Payment Methods
ACH (Automated Clearing House)
Ideal for domestic payments within the United States.
Provides a cost-effective and reliable transfer method.
Wire Transfer
Suitable for international payments.
Ensures fast and secure transactions.
Global ACH (eCheck)
Facilitates international payments.
Offers a lower-cost alternative to wire transfers.
PayPal
Available in many countries.
Provides a quick and easy online payment method.
Prepaid Debit Cards
Convenient for immediate access to funds.
Can be used anywhere that accepts debit cards.
Live Paper Check
Traditional payment method.
Suitable for those who prefer receiving physical checks.
Flexibility for Payees
One of the key advantages of using Tipalti is that as a payee, you can choose the payment method that works best for your preferences and location.
How do I sign up?
You can find all the information on how to sign up for Tipalti on our support page here.
How much does it cost to use?
Tipalti operates on a transaction-based pricing model, where fees are charged for processing payments through their platform. The actual cost of using Tipalti depends on several factors, including the payment method, currency, and transaction volume.
Typically, Tipalti charges a percentage-based fee on the transaction amount or a flat fee per transaction. The fee structure may vary based on the following:
Payment Method: Different payment methods incur different fees. For example, domestic ACH (Automated Clearing House) transfers within the same country typically have lower fees compared to international wire transfers.
Currency: Transactions involving currency conversion may be subject to additional fees or markup rates on the exchange rate.
Transaction Volume: Higher transaction volumes may qualify for discounted rates or pricing tiers.
We’ve put together a list of some of the best Rocket League streamers you should be following…you’re welcome!
Although Rocket League’s bizzare match of nitro-boosted vehicles and soccer proved to be more than a gimmick as the game is going strong a decade later. As the competitive scene grows, so does the community of talented streamers who entertain and inspire fans with their skillful plays, educational lessons, and engaging content. Here are the top 10 Rocket League streamers you should follow to stay updated on the all the latest strategies, events, and matches in Rocket League.
AlphaKep
Austin “AlphaKep” Kepner is an American former Rocket League competitive player and currently a content creator for the game. AlphaKep won 1st place in the Twitch Rivals RL – Showdown 3: North America under Team Athena. Known for his impressive mechanics and hilarious interactions, AlphaKep’s streams often feature creative plays and insightful commentary.
ApparentlyJack
ApparentlyJack is an English professional Rocket League player and content creator. A former coach of Infinity Esports from 2019 to 2020, he now competes with Gen.G Mobil1 Racing. Known for his analytical approach to the game, ApparentlyJack offers viewers detailed insights into high-level gameplay. His streams are essential for players looking to take their game to a higher tier.
Chronic RL
Another one from the Gen.G Mobil1 Racing team is the criminally underrated player Chronic. Chronic RL is a professional Rocket League player who was effortlessly won multiple majors with his impressive mechanical players. As a content creator, Chronic usually uploads footage of his best games accompanied with entertaining commentary.
Retals
Slater “Retals” Thomas is an American professional Rocket League player who has played for notable teams such as Luminosity Gaming and OpTic Gaming. Retals is a great content creator to follow as he’s a professional player that pushes out quantity and quality for his channel. His channel has entertaining videos such as challenging other pros to 1v1s and grinding through ranked.
ChiefBeef
ChiefBeef is a Rocket League streamer who is currently a content creator for Spacestation Gaming or SSG. Chiefbeef is a fun personality who is bursting with positivity which is a refreshing sight for this competitive game. Chiefbeef streams almost every night on Twitch and is always ready to spread good vibes.
JohnnyBoi
John Macdonald, also known as JohnnyBoi, is a Scottish Rocket League caster, content creator, event organizer, and former manager. When JohnnyBoi isn’t casting the world championship and major tournaments, you can find him hosting qualifiers and showmatches on his Twitch channel. Anyone who’s interested in Rocket League’s competitive scene should stay updated with his content.
Rizzo
Dillon Rizzo also known as “Rizzo” is a former Rocket League player, content creator, and caster. Rizzo has gained a lot of achievements in the past few years as he won the Regional Championship MVP in RLCS Season 9 – North America. After serving as a valued member of the team G2 Esports, Rizzo spends his time playing Rocket League casually online for his fans.
Musty
Wyatt “Musty”, also known as “amustycow” on YouTube and Twitch, is a prominent American Rocket League content creator affiliated with NRG, a leading esports organization. Musty gained fame for inventing the iconic “Musty Flick,” a highly effective maneuver he introduced and popularized through his early YouTube videos. His innovative gameplay and engaging tutorials have attracted a large following, solidifying Musty’s reputation as a pioneer in the Rocket League community.
SquishyMuffinz
Mariano “SquishyMuffinz” Arruda is a 23-year-old Canadian Rocket League content creator and former professional player. He used to play for NRG’s Rocket League team alongside teammates such as EPICjonny, Jstn, and GarrettG, winning the RLCS Season X – North American Championship last June 20, 2021. SquishyMuffinz is a must-follow these days as he shows how fun Rocket League is in his streams and clips, showing off his skills and techniques.
Kronovi
Cameron Bills, famously known as Kronovi, is a distinguished veteran in the Rocket League community. Nicknamed “The Mountain” for being an obstacle every serious player has to climb, he sets a high standard for everyone else to follow. His Rocket League streams usually consist of analyzing and reacting to tournaments.
Battle it out among those from your region! These region-specific Call of Duty: Warzone tournaments have thousands in prizes.
Discover the new tournament series on Repeat.gg, Repeat to Represent! This Call of Duty: Warzone tournament is meant to discover who the best players are from our most popular regions. Continue reading to discover everything there is to know about this series.
What is Repeat to Represent?
This series consists of multiple qualifying tournaments which will all lead into a locked, invite only, 24-hour leaderboard event giving users from our most popular regions across the world a chance to not only prove they are the best players from those regions, but to prove they are the best player across Repeat and win a ton in prizes in the process.
The qualifiers will be region-specific to the following regions and countries:
Yes, you will not be able to join a tournament from outside your region, and anyone caught using a VPN will be immediately banned and disqualified.
How do the Qualifiers work?
Just like any other Repeat Call of Duty: Warzone tournament, this will be a standard leaderboard event for the Battle Royale mode. All you have to do is connect your Activision ID to your Repeat account, join the tournament, and make sure you’re playing Battle Royale matches. Your scores will count up until the tournament ends.
Each region will have its own $2,000 qualifier event paying out the top 30-40% like usual, but the extra incentive is that the top 30 from each region will be invited to the Finals.
How do the Finals work?
The Finals for Repeat to Represent will be 24 hours long and still just a standard leaderboard tournament, however the twist will be the prize pool is $5,000 and will only be paid to the Top 10 places.
In order to be considered for the Finals, you must fill out the form you’ll find in the qualifier tournament and respond to our communication (via email and/or Discord) after the qualifiers have ended. Finals participants will be given a single-use password in order to join the Finals.
Finals participants will be *required* to stream their gameplay, so if you do not have a streamer account on either Twitch, YouTube or Kick, you will not be considered for the Finals. If it is discovered that you compete in the Finals and did not stream, you will forfeit all prizes.
