Intel World Open Rocket League format

Details and the format for Intel World Open are out for players interested in signing up for a global Rocket League esports tournament.

Don't forget to sign up your team for the #IntelWorldOpen! ✍️

Register here ➡️ https://t.co/UwYQpo63ii pic.twitter.com/LO7OCMy1q7

— Rocket League Esports (@RLEsports) May 28, 2021

Intel World Open

Teams from around the world can represent their country while they compete in one of Intel’s biggest events. As a part of the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, Rocket League esports teams can fight at Intel World Open for part of the $250 thousand prize pool. Weeks of open and closed qualifiers finally see the teams end it all at four regional competitions.

Regarding the rules of entry, the event is very minimal with restrictions. Participating players only need to be over 15 years old and can play on any console. Teams must hold three players with everyone from the same region. In order to avoid any legal issues, cosmetic items ad vehicles cannot use licensed brands, like the Batmobile vehicle. As for the format, open qualifiers are double-elimination best of threes while closed qualifiers are the same but with a best of five series instead.

Global Rocket League Esports

Many nations around the world will get represented in the Intel World Open competition. For the open and closed qualifiers, 21 teams and regions are featured.

Africa
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Europe East
Europe North
Europe West
France
Germany
Japan
Mexico
Middle East
New Zealand
Rest of Asia (Mainland)
Rest of Asia (Maritime) and Oceania
Rest of North/Central America
Rest of South America
United Kingdom
United States of America

After qualifiers, the four regional events will combine into Asia (Mainland), Asia (Maritime) and Oceania, EMEA, and Americas. The Intel World Open Rocket League esports tournament begins soon and teams should prepare fast. Anyone interested in registering only has until May 31 to get in with open qualifiers starting June 1.

Written by Justin Amin

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