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'''TFCL''' (''Team Fortress Competitive League'') is a North American-based competitive TF2 league that hosts [[4v4]], [[6v6]], [[Highlander]], and [[Ultiduo]].
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'''TFCL''' (''Team Fortress Competitive League'') is a defunct North American competitive TF2 league that hosted [[4v4]], [[6v6]], [[Highlander]], and [[Ultiduo]].
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== Divisions & Ranks ==
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TFCL provided four skill divisions in total, with '''S''' being the highest ''rank'' possible, and '''C''' being the lowest.
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* '''S Rank'''
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* '''A Rank'''
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* '''B Rank'''
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* '''C Rank'''
  
 
== Format ==
 
== Format ==
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The format of TFCL runs all four major competitive formats of Highlander, 6v6, 4v4, and Ultiduo. TFCL is currently in it's first few seasons running, with 6v6 on it's first season, and Ultiduo to start it's second season in March of 2017. Teams play against others with similar skill levels and rankings, to promote fair and balanced gameplay between competitors. Unlike other leagues, TFCL offers cash prizes for winners of said formats for no entry fee at the start. TFCL also does offer in-game participation medals for players whom are rostered to a team.  
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TFCL provided a wide range of competitive formats, including Highlander, 6v6, 4v4, [[3v3]], Ultiduo, [[bball]], [[MGE]], and heavy boxing. Every single format had participation medals and prizes, though only Highlander, 6v6, 4v4, and Ultiduo operated on a seasonal structure.  
  
 
== Highlander ==
 
== Highlander ==
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TFCL does offer Highlander, but is not currently running a bracket for this league.
 
  
 
==== Map List for [[TFCL Highlander Season 1|Season 1]]====
 
==== Map List for [[TFCL Highlander Season 1|Season 1]]====
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== 6v6 ==
 
== 6v6 ==
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TFCL is currently in its first season of 6v6 brackets, starting in February of 2017. There are currently 12 teams competing in the current Season A bracket. The prize pool for 6v6 is $120.
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TFCL is currently in its first season of 6v6. The first season started in February 2017, and has a take-all prize of $120.  
  
 
==== Map List for [[TFCL 6v6 Season 1|Season 1]]====
 
==== Map List for [[TFCL 6v6 Season 1|Season 1]]====
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* '''Week 8''' - [[koth_product_rc8]]
 
* '''Week 8''' - [[koth_product_rc8]]
  
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== 4v4 ==
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== Ultiduo ==
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TFCL does not currently have a set bracket or maplist for 4v4. More details will be given upon higher participation in this league.
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TFCL's third Ultiduo season started on August 12th, and had a prize pool of $250.  
  
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== Ultiduo ==
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Prize breakdown:
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TFCL is set to run the second season of Ultiduo in March of 2017. This league features 2v2 action streamed on twitch each week, featuring two games each day, and with a prize pool of $300 for season two. The second season of Ultiduo has been officially acknowledged by Valve in a post on the official Team Fortress 2 blog (teamfortress.com) on February 28, 2017.
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1st. $200 ($100 per player)
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2nd. $40 ($20 per player)
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3rd. $10 ($5 per player)
  
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==== Map List for [[TFCL Ultiduo Season 2|Season 2]]====
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==== Map List for [[TFCL Ultiduo Season 3]====
  
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* '''Week 1''' - [[ultiduo_baloo]]
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* '''Week 1''' - [[ultiduo_grove | ultiduo_grove_b4]]
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* '''Week 2''' - [[ultiduo_baloo]]
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* '''Week 2''' - [[ultiduo_baloo | ultiduo_baloo_v2]]
 
* '''Week 3''' - [[koth_ultiduo_r_b7]]
 
* '''Week 3''' - [[koth_ultiduo_r_b7]]
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* '''Week 4''' - [[koth_ultiduo_r_b7]]
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* '''Week 4''' - [[ultiduo_seclusion_b3]]
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* '''Week 5''' - [[ultiduo_canal_rc3a2]]
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* '''Week 6''' - [[ultiduo_gullywash_b2]]
  
  
 
[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
 
[[Category:Team Fortress 2 organizations]]
 
[[Category:Highlander leagues]]
 
[[Category:Highlander leagues]]
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[[Category:6v6 leagues]]
 
[[Category:North American TF2 leagues]]
 
[[Category:North American TF2 leagues]]

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[e][h]TFCL
TFCL Logo.png
Basic Information
Full name:
Team Fortress Competitive League
Head Admin:
Canada Sidular
Links
Website Steam Group Twitter
History
Created:
2016
Closed:
2019

TFCL (Team Fortress Competitive League) is a defunct North American competitive TF2 league that hosted 4v4, 6v6, Highlander, and Ultiduo.

Divisions & Ranks[edit]

TFCL provided four skill divisions in total, with S being the highest rank possible, and C being the lowest.

  • S Rank
  • A Rank
  • B Rank
  • C Rank

Format[edit]

TFCL provided a wide range of competitive formats, including Highlander, 6v6, 4v4, 3v3, Ultiduo, bball, MGE, and heavy boxing. Every single format had participation medals and prizes, though only Highlander, 6v6, 4v4, and Ultiduo operated on a seasonal structure.

Highlander[edit]

Map List for Season 1[edit]

6v6[edit]

TFCL is currently in its first season of 6v6. The first season started in February 2017, and has a take-all prize of $120.

Map List for Season 1[edit]

Ultiduo[edit]

TFCL's third Ultiduo season started on August 12th, and had a prize pool of $250.

Prize breakdown: 1st. $200 ($100 per player) 2nd. $40 ($20 per player) 3rd. $10 ($5 per player)

Map List for [[TFCL Ultiduo Season 3]

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