How to watch Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge Rematch qualifier – schedule, format, players, and more
UPDATE – The Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge has now been completed – full recap, final standings, video highlights, MVP announcement, and more!
The second set of qualifiers for the Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge are less than a day away, and we’re here to make sure you don’t miss a second of the action.
Twitch and Respawn Entertainment have partnered up to host a massive Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge tournament in the upcoming TwitchCon Europe event in Berlin, Germany.
The first of two qualifiers for this Challenge already took place on March 21, and here is everything you need to know about the second qualifier, called Apex Legends Rematch Challenge, which will be played on April 2.
Full schedule for Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge
The Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge qualifier tournament will be split into two parts – the first half for the European region and the second for North America.
The first round of the EU tournament will officially start at 9:15 AM PT / 12:15 PM PT / 6:15 PM CET, while the NA tournament’s first round will kick off at 1:30 PM PT / 4:30 PM ET / 6:30 PM CET.
The full schedule breakdowns for both tournaments, including the start times for all three rounds and the finale, can be seen below:
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Live leaderboard for Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge
Twitch Rivals will be providing a live leaderboard with scores and records for both the EU and NA halves of the Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge, available via the links below:
- Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge – EU final standings
- Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge – NA live standings
Players and teams in Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge
This qualifier tournament will feature 96 streamers from Europe and North America who have been invited to compete by Twitch, and you can check out the ones that have been announced so far.
The names of all the participating players and teams will be added here as they get announced by Twitch Rivals leading up to the tournament.
In the previous qualifier, each region’s tournament featured four rounds of swiss-style competition, with matched-up teams playing two games of Apex Legends against each other per round.
Since there are no custom servers yet, these games involved the teams separately loading into public matches and trying to score as many points as possible based on the following scoring system:
- 1st place = 10 points
- 2nd place = 5 points
- 3rd place = 4 points
- 4th place = 3 points
- 5th place = 2 points
- Kill = 1 point
In each match-up, the teams who managed to score more points than their opponents after the two maps got the match victory, and after four rounds, the team that finishes with four wins and zero losses will be crowned champions.
Since there are no custom matches yet in Apex Legends, teams have to try and outdo each other in public matches.Prize breakdown of Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Rematch Challenge
In addition to qualifying for the Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge finals at TwitchCon Europe, teams in these qualifiers are awarded money based on their final overall record and placing.
| Overall Record | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| 4-0 (first place) | $8,000 |
| 3-1 | $6,250 |
| 2-2 | $4,500 |
| 1-3 | $2,750 |
| 0-4 (last place) | $1000 |
In addition to the set prize money for placement, teams have the opportunity of earning bonus cash prizes for completing certain objectives.
| Bonus Objective | Prize Amount |
|---|---|
| Most Wins | $1000 |
| Most Kills | $1000 |
| Most Damage Dealt | $1000 |