Developer Psyonix and publisher Twitch have opened registration for a second season of the Rocket League Championship Series.
Teams of three will be swimming in a prize pool of more than $250,000 USD over the course of the three-month season, which Psyonix claims sports a new format.
“RLCS Season 2 is going to be awesome,” Psyonix Vice President Jeremy Dunham said. “We learned a lot from Season 1 and so did our players, and we can’t wait to apply that knowledge to the next competition. Our newer, more simplified format and bigger prize pools are a reflection of what our viewers, pros, and community have been asking for, and we’re incredibly proud to give it to them.”
The inaugural season of the Rocket League Championship Series attracted more than 20,000 competitors across 6,100 teams, not to mention nearly 2.3 million unique viewers over the course of the season. For more information on Season 2, visit the Rocket League Championship Series website. The official rules can be found here.
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