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| Overview | Split One | Split Two | Regional Championship |
| Overview | Pro League | Challenger Cup |
Overview
The Oceania SPL Format
Split Two will mirror the structure of Split One, but the stakes are raised! Teams will be fighting to secure a spot in the Oceanic Regional Championship at PAX. Again, there are four ways to participate…
Pro League
Restricted online ladder. The top teams from Split One will play against each other in an online ladder league in a fight to win direct placement into the Oceanic Regional Championship at PAX. Pro League will be between 8 and 16 teams. (Pending those who don’t make the cut will have to fight for their place against new teams in the Challenger Cup.)
Challengers Open Ladder
Open online ladder. As in Split One, any teams can join this ladder up until roughly the mid way point. This will allow for new teams to form and evolve. Teams will play off in this series against other teams to climb to the top of the ladder. The best teams will gain entry into the Challengers Cup.
LAN Centers and LAN Events
A series of tournaments at LAN events and LAN centers. A second run of LAN Event and Center tournament winners will first play off amongst themselves, with only the very best making it to face the Challengers Cup.
Challengers Cup
An online tournament to determine which teams will make it through to the Oceania Championship. The bottom teams of the Pro League, the top teams of the Challengers Open Ladder and the top two teams from the LAN Center and Event stream will come together to fight it out for the final spots in the Oceania Championship at PAX Australia.