Battlefield REDSEC Officially Reveals Its Competitive Ecosystem

EA and Battlefield Studios have officially announced the competitive roadmap for Battlefield REDSEC, marking one of the franchise’s biggest esports pushes in over a decade. Two main pillars form the foundation: the Elite Series and the Open Series, both launching in December 2025. This marks the first time Battlefield receives a structured, seasonal, global competitive format with clear qualification paths, cash prizes and anti-cheat-protected competitive servers.

The Elite Series begins on December 10, 2025, across three global regions:

• Americas

• EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa)

• APAC

Each region will invite 50 captains who assemble 4-player squads, forming a total of 600 elite competitors worldwide.

Format

• Weekly competitive days

• 6 Battle Royale matches

• Additional Gauntlet elimination mode

• Cross-platform & cross-input (controller + M&K)

• Matches played on official competitive servers

• Javelin anti-cheat active

• Top 25 squads per region move to finals

The Elite Series features a prize pool exceeding $1,000,000, making it the largest Battlefield competitive initiative to date.

Launching December 12, 2025, the Open Series lets any team compete.

How It Works

• Hosted through the Repeat.gg platform

• Squads enter tournament code and play multiple sessions

• Players must compete in Battle Royale and Gauntlet

• The top 250 squads in each region qualify for the Open Finals

• Total prize pool: $30,000

This structure gives every team a pathway to climb into the Elite circuit through performance alone.

This puts Battlefield back into the competitive conversation dominated for years by Apex, CoD, and Fortnite.

With REDSEC’s competitive scene launching, CarryLord is opening dedicated services for squads aiming to compete at regional and global levels.

CarryLord Offers:

• Competitive squad boosting — push your team toward Open or Elite qualifications

• Coaching sessions — movement, positioning, BR rotations, Gauntlet survival

• Team comp consulting — selecting the right lineup and weapon meta

• Tournament preparation — scrim setup, strategy building, match reviews

• Secure account or self-play options — all with VPN protection and transparent work

Whether you’re aiming for top-250 in the Open Series or pushing for Elite Finals, CarryLord gives your squad an actual competitive edge.

Players and creators are reacting with:

• “Finally a real Battlefield esport again.”

• “This is the ladder system we always needed.”

• “Open → Elite progression feels fair.”

• “Cross-platform competitive Battlefield is wild.”

The mood is overwhelmingly positive — the community sees REDSEC as Battlefield’s best chance at a comeback.