How to watch Twitch Rivals Splitgate tournament – streams, teams, format, and more

Twitch Rivals is back again with another tournament, this time featuring Splitgate: Arena Warfare and has a plethora of major participants including Dr Disrespect, Jaryd ‘Summit1g‘ Lazar, and more.

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Splitgate released from beta on May 24 and was met with a lot of excitement among players, and was described by many as an arena shooter like Halo mixed with Portal.

Despite this, it hasn’t really started to fly on Twitch like many expected, but that could all be changing thanks to May 28’s Twitch Rivals tournament.

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How to watch

As with all Twitch Rivals tournaments, you’ll be able to watch the action on the TwitchRivals page or along with your favorite streamer on their own channel.

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The TwitchRivals broadcast will show a variety of different players while watching with a streamer will just give their point of view.

Format and rules

Since this the first official Splitgate tournament we’ve seen on Twitch Rivals, there isn’t a previous format to go off.

Fortunately, the rules are format were laid out online so fans are able to read through them before the tournament begins.

• Summary
  • Team Size: 4
  • Format: Round-Robin + Final
  • Game Modes: King of the Hill, Domination, & Capture the Flag (pending)
• Breakdown
  • 8 teams (per region) will compete against each other across multiple rounds & game modes
  • Each round will be comprised of 2 games (each lasting 12 minutes)
  • Teams will alternate picking game modes & maps for each game
    • Game 1
      • Team A picks map
      • Team B picks mode
    • Game 2
      • Team B picks mode
      • Team A picks map
  • After the round-robin phase, the top 2 teams will face off in a Best-of-3 match

Halo meets Portal.

Prize pool

There’s a lot of money up for grabs in this tournament, with the first and second place teams coming away with the biggest chunk of the prize.

• Phase: Round-Robin
  • Game Win = $250
  • Game Loss = $50
  • Bonuses (across entire phase)
    • Total Score (Team) = $500
    • Most Kills (Team) = $500
    • Most Assists (Team) = $500
    • Least Deaths (Team) = $500
• Phase: Final
  • 1st Place = $5,000
  • 2nd Place = $1,200

Splitgate’s Twitch Rivals tournament features several big names.

Who is playing and what are the teams?

So far there are several confirmed players including Dr Disrespect, Summit1g, Viss, and Kraftyy – who are all playing together.

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Splitgate Twitch Rivals teams.

With many big names competing, it’ll surely end up being an exciting tournament to tune into and watch.

Last updated May 28, 2019, at 5:38pm EST.