Titles · 2026
Twelve titles with a home event, plus a wider watch list for the queues that still fill Australian nights.
Tactical FPS
Still the loudest opener in the country. Southern Arc is the LAN that matters, and the online cup in February is the only door in. The desk charts post-plant discipline more than ace reels.
Bomb site
Locksite Classic is a utility tournament. Melbourne crowds now groan at a wasted flash, which is how you know the year is healthy. Overtime is short so the final does not become a sleep study.
MOBA split
Rift Pacific is the spine of winter into early summer. Draft is the story. The fearless week exists so comfort picks cannot hide a thin read of the patch.
Ancient race
Outback Crown keeps the hero pool honest and the series short enough for a weekend. The desk publishes net worth swings with the vod, because a 70-minute game deserves a map, not a shrug.
Respawn
Night Grid belongs to Perth. The map order is public, the hill rotations are the article, and east-coast viewers get the final without staying up for a coin flip.
Pitch
Pitch Black Cup is played like a night match, not a couch final. Settings freeze on Friday. The desk tracks chance creation so a 1–0 does not pretend to be a siege.
Arena
Boost Meridian is a small room with clean wired ping. Camera settings stay personal. The story is boost discipline and who panics on zero in game six.
Execute
Shield Quarter puts the ban phase on the broadcast because that is the match. Plant denial and vertical play decide more series than a single entry clip.
Battle royale
Canyon Week in Hobart uses a published points table and a drop map the lobby can see. Third parties are part of the sport. The vod labels the zone, not just the champion.
Fight night
Golden Gauntlet shares a roof and not a crowd flow. Pools overlap. Top eights get the lights one title at a time. Leverless and stick both pass through the same Saturday check.
Wider watch list
Hero bans and support tempo. Covered when an Australian LAN posts a full vod and a roster list.
Late-game pieces and zone pathing. Qualifier nights land on the Gold Coast watch floor when the bracket is public.
Rotation calls over highlight knocks. We chart circle luck separately from fights won.
Team-up tempo and support uptime. On the watch list while the Australian LAN calendar settles.