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Madden 21 Club Championship Details Explained

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The Madden 21 Club Championship is one of the most popular competitive events in the Madden franchise because everyone has a shot to get in on the action. This year the popular tournament returns and players can once again enter and try their hand at becoming club champion and winning a massive prize. Here’s everything you need to know about the finer details of the Madden 21 Club Championship this year.

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Madden 21 Club Championship Details

What Is It?

The Madden 21 Club Championship is a MUT event that challenges players to compete on the behalf of one of the 32 NFL teams and rise to the top of the leaderboards for the MUT Champions and Salary Cap Ranked.

Anyone can enter at first, but the field will eventually narrow to 1024 for online competitions and then further down to 32 players, one for each team, for each of the supported platforms that will then ultimately compete in a tournament for large prize money.

We’ll break everything down with a bit more detail further down below, but first let’s explain how to enter and the rules for getting started.

How to Enter & The Basic Rules

First things first, you must be at least 16 years old to enter and be a resident of one of the following countries: United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Germany, or Canada. Those are deal-breakers right there.

Next, sign up via the Registration Page right here. During the process you’ll select your team and will not be able to change for the rest of the event, so choose wisely. You’ll also need an EA account to participate, so make sure you have that set up if you don’t already.

The deadline to enter is Sept. 28, so don’t dilly dally.

Madden 21 Club Championship Calendar

Phase 1 – Round 1

Once you’re signed up, the leaderboards will open up on Sept. 10 and will be open until Oct. 12, roughly a whole month. This first phase will weed down the Club Championship player pool considerably.

Phase 2 – Online Elimination

After the first phase ends on Oct. 12, players that place in the top 8 of both leaderboards for each team for each platform will receive an invitation to compete in an online elimination round.

Make sure to check your email after the first phase to see if you’ve been invited to compete in the next round because if you don’t respond within two days, the Madden 21 Club Championship is moving on without you.

This phase will have 1024 players total and will break down like this.

  1. 512 Competitors (256 on each supported platform) that consists of 16 competitors (8 on each Supported Platform) from the top of each Club’s Salary Cap Ranked (“SCR”) leaderboard
  2. 512 Competitors (256 on each supported platform) that consists of 16 Competitors (8 on each supported platform) from the top of each Club’s MUT Champions leaderboard.

If you’re in this phase, make sure to read the full rules here to catch when your team is scheduled to play their games as it’s broken down into separate “waves.”

The online competitions are scheduled to end by Oct. 31.

Phase 3 – Live Events and Finals

If you made it this far, you’re objectively very good at Madden 21. You’ll be invited by EA to attend a live event and the two winners from each club (from the two platforms) will play each other to determine a champion. If you reach this point of the tournament, you’re officially “in the money.”

Then, the club champions for each team will participate in a 32-person tournament to determine the final champion for the year.

The whole process starting with the determination of the individual club champions and the Finals will take place roughly between Nov. 10 and Feb. 6, 2021. Final dates are still TBD.

Prize Break Down

And that’s the gist at least for everything you need to know about the Madden 21 Club Championship.

If you’re serious about competing and actually making a dent in this tough tournament, definitely make sure to read the entire official rules here.

For more tips, tricks and FAQs answered for Madden 21, be sure to check out our wiki guide which is filled with helpful guides. Also, if you’re wondering about our thoughts on the latest in the long-running series, check out our fully scored review here.

About the author

Ed McGlone

Ed McGlone was with Twinfinite from 2014 to 2022. Playing games since 1991, Ed loved writing about RPGs, MMOs, sports games and shooters.

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