Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros tournament: Format, how to enter, prize pool and more

Rocket League is the land of opportunity (BDS, case in point) and New England’s very own Oxygen Esports will double down on it.

The American organisation will be holding the Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament during the month of June and we couldn’t be more excited.

You’ll need to jump through hoops and over hurdles to get the chance to play with either Eli “Toastie” Nichols, Logan “Lj” Wilt or Trentin “Kraziks” Wade -- a once-in-a-lifetime experience if you ask us.

So without further ado, here’s everything you need to know about the Oxygen Esports’ Play with the Pros car-soccer tournament.

Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament date

The Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament will be held on Friday 11th June and Saturday 12th June 2021.

Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament format

The Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament will have a single-elimination bracket format featuring 2v2 matchups.

The 2v2 format will be followed through until only four teams remain for which the Oxygen Esports squad will be scattered randomly for 3v3 Semifinals and Grand Finals.

All matches will be best-of-three until the Grand Finals will have a best-of-seven series.

You can click here for the full set of official rules for the Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament.

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Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament: how to enter

The Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament does not have an entry fee to register.

You can sign up by clicking here, a link that redirects you to GamerzArena, the host of the tournament.

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Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament prize pool

The Oxygen Esports Play with the Pros Rocket League tournament will have a prize pool of $500. 

Second place will get $100 whereas the tournament winners will receive the remaining $400.

The final four spots will be playing side by side with Oxygen Esports pros in matches broadcasted by the org themselves so make sure to register before the deadline!

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