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Psyonix Announces a Summer Full of Community Tournaments

Psyonix Announces a Summer Full of Community Tournaments

Written by 

Jens Koornstra

Published 

29th May 2020 20:33

No less than ten community organisers get a chance to put on a show in June and July. Rocket League’s developer Psyonix is partnering with these organisers and providing them with the prize pools. Whether it’s community figures like Dazerin, Lawler and Lethamyr or brands like Rocket Street, APL Esports and Beyond the Summit – they all made a name for themselves by organising tournaments in the past. Now they get to do that with Psyonix’ help. 
The prize pools of these tournaments add up to over $300,000 with RLO Grand Slam ($46,000), The Kickoff ($45,500), the Summer Shuffle ($45,000), the Summer Grand Prix (€40,000) and LATAM Championship ($40,000) having the largest individual prize pools. 
 

With these tournaments, Psyonix shows support for many regions. EU and NA are still the regions with the most competition, but the others are not forgotten. Oceania gets the RLO Grand Slam, South America has the LATAM Championships, and even some regions outside of the RLCS get their own tournament: The Kickoff. The Kickoff consists of two separate tournaments, one for the Middle East and one for Asia.

The tournaments are as follows:

NA

Codename: Covert
Dazerin
$9,000

The Brawl 10K
Lawler
$10,000

CCA Summer Series
College Carball Association
$20,000

EU

The Eurocup 10K
Lethamyr
$10,000

Summer Grand Prix
Rocket Baguette
€40,000

SAM

LATAM Championship
Rocket Street
$40,000

OCE

RLO Grand Slam
RLOceania
$46,000

Asia

The Kickoff
APL Esports
$45,500

Unknown

Salt Mine 2
Johnnyboi
(Prize pool unknown but believed to be around $30,000)

Summer Shuffle
Beyond the Summit
$45,000
(Likely to be North America although unknown)

Stay tuned at GGRecon for more information as and when received.

 

Image via Psyonix.

Jens is an Applied Linguistics student who writes freelance esports content for GGRecon, Rocketeers and RLAftershock. He is especially passionate about the Rocket League scene and has been following it closely since RLCS Season 1. He attended the RLCS Season 2 grand finals as a fan, and the Season 8 grand finals as a reporter. Jens enjoys watching all kinds of esports, from Trackmania to Valorant, and likes to get involved with the esports and their communities.

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