RLCS 2022-23 Spring Split Major: Last chance for World Championship qualification
The Rocket League Championship Series 2022-23 Spring Split Major drifts into the Agganis Arena in Boston on the 6th of July. The twelfth season of the RLCS will see 16 teams from all around the world come head-to-head for one last chance to grab a spot at the RLCS 2022-23 World Championship.
With August rapidly approaching and bringing the World Championship along with it, the Spring Split Major is the last chance for teams to earn enough points to qualify for the event. However, two teams are heading into the Spring Split Major already qualified for the World Championship.
Karmine Corp from the EU region has already secured their World Championship spot by winning the Winter Split Major. They have performed consistently well, finishing no lower than 2nd in seven events.
On the other side of the globe, Gen.G Mobil1 Racing have had a shakier Split. Nevertheless, they took home a first-place finish at the Fall Split Major, and after knocking FaZe Clan out of contention in the North American Tiebreaker they guaranteed their spot.
Comparison of Spring Invitational Regionals
With highlights like Karmine Corp and Gen.G Mobil1 Racing, EU and NA remain the viewership powerhouses of the RLCS. With over 1,000,000 Hours Watched in both EU and NA, the other regions lack behind.
Other teams participating in the Spring Split Major still have a chance to earn a World Championship spot through the Wildcard tournament. KRÜ Esports, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Rule One, and Elevate are guaranteed Wildcard spots, but a strong performance at the Spring Split Major could secure their qualification directly for the World Championship.
Viewership statistics of previous Rocket League events
The RCLS 2022-23 Winter Split Major was the second most-watched RLCS Major in the series’ history and the fourth most-watched event in Rocket League history with 271.1K Peak Viewers.
Alongside viewership rivalling even the Season 8 World Championship, the momentum is building up for the Spring Split Major.
Top-5 most popular RLCS tournaments ever
Attendees Moist Esports, Furia Esports, Team BDS, and Karmine Corp are some of the most watched teams in Rocket League per Peak Viewers; with even more hype for the event, the Spring Split Major is gearing up to be one of the most-watched events in Rocket League history.
Following the Spring Split Major, teams will be locked in for the RLCS 2022-23 World Championship, which takes place in the PSD Bank Dome in Düsseldorf between the 3rd and 13th of August. With $2,100,000 USD on the line the Spring Split Major is the last chance for teams to grab a spot.
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