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2021 Overwatch League season
LeagueOverwatch League
SportOverwatch
DurationApril 16 – August 21
August – September (Playoffs)
Number of matches16
Number of teams20
TV partner(s)YouTube
Overwatch League seasons
2022

On the other hand, there are those who suggest a massive $4.25 million prize pool and revised structure is exactly what the OWL needs to return to its prior victorious form. Well, from the 16th of April, the latter party may reign supreme, as the Overwatch League 2021 season structure has been revealed, and it looks pretty damn good. An additional $115,000 USD are awarded at preliminaries stage event, making the total prize pool of the Overwatch World Cup 2019, $205,000.

The 2021 Overwatch League season will be the fourth season of the Overwatch League (OWL), a professional esports league for the video game Overwatch. The regular season will begin on April 16, 2021 and conclude on August 21. The season will feature four midseason tournaments throughout the regular season along with a new point system for season playoff seeding. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all matches will be played online, and teams will be split into two geographical regions.

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League changes[edit]

Regions[edit]

After all matches were rescheduled to be played strictly online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 season saw the OWL divide teams into to regions, North America and Asia, in an effort to reduce lag. For the 2021 season, the twenty teams will be divided into two regions, the East and West. Eight teams from China and South Korea will compete in the East Region, while twelve teams from North America and Europe will compete in the West Division.[1]

Midseason tournaments[edit]

The league will expand upon the tournament format that was introduced in the 2020 season. Four standalone tournaments, the May Melee, June Joust, Summer Showdown, and Countdown Cup, will be spread throughout the regular season with teams from both regions competing against each other.[2] Teams in each region will play in regional qualifier matches, and the top four teams from each region will qualify and compete in the four tournaments.[3] In an effort to minimize lag, the top teams from the West Region will travel to Hawaii, where they will face the top teams from the East Region, with the matches played via a directly routed connection from Hawaii to Asia.[4]

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Season playoffs seeding[edit]

Contrasted to previous seasons, where playoff seeding was determined by teams' win-loss record throughout the regular season, the league will be implementing a point system to determine regular season standings. Every win in the regular season will earn a team one point. A first, second, or third place finish in each midseason tournament will earn the placing team an additional three, two, or one point, respectively. Teams with the highest number of points at the end of the regular season will qualify for the season playoffs.[5]

Regular season[edit]

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Overall standings[edit]

2021 Overwatch League East standings
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Playoffs
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1 Guangzhou Charge PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Hangzhou Spark PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Los Angeles Valiant PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 New York Excelsior ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Philadelphia Fusion ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Seoul Dynasty PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Shanghai Dragons PAC00000–0–0 ±0
2021 Overwatch League West standings
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Playoffs
1 Atlanta Reign ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Boston Uprising ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Dallas Fuel PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Florida Mayhem ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Houston Outlaws ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 London Spitfire ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Los Angeles Gladiators PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Paris Eternal ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 San Francisco Shock PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Toronto Defiant ATL00000–0–0 ±0
1 Vancouver Titans PAC00000–0–0 ±0
1 Washington Justice ATL00000–0–0 ±0

Winnings[edit]

Teams in the 2021 season will compete for a total prize pool of US$4,250,000 across midseason tournaments and playoffs.[6] By League rules, at least 50% of these winnings are split among the team's members, the remaining going to the team's owner.

References[edit]

  1. ^Amenabar, Teddy (January 14, 2021). 'Overwatch League wants to 'level-up' online matches, tournaments for 2021 season'. The Washington Post. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  2. ^Richardson, Liz (January 14, 2021). 'Overwatch League announces 2021 season structure, will begin in April'. Dot Esports. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  3. ^Hitt, Kevin (January 14, 2021). 'Overwatch League Announces 2021 Format and Changes'. The Esports Observer. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  4. ^Spector, Jon (January 14, 2021). 'Overwatch League Community Update: 2021 Season Structure'. The Overwatch League. Retrieved January 15, 2021.
  5. ^Richardson, Liz (February 20, 2021). 'The Overwatch League returns on April 16'. Dot Esports. Retrieved February 24, 2021.
  6. ^Murray, Trent (February 22, 2021). 'Overwatch League Announces 2021 Schedule, $4.25M Prize Pool'. The Esports Observer. Retrieved 24 February 2021.

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