The OpTic Battlefield REDSEC Cup is now live, giving players the chance to compete for a share of a $10,000 prize pool and even some free merch by simply playing matches and posting their best performances.

Here’s everything you need to know about the event, including how to sign up, how scoring works, and how you can climb the leaderboard.

What is the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup?

The OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup is a global tournament hosted on Repeat for REDSEC Battle Royale in Battlefield 6.

Players who participate between March 5 and March 12 will compete for a share of the $10,000 prize pool, while one lucky participant can also earn an exclusive merch pack from OpTic Gaming containing: 

• OpTic Flag
• OpTic LED Sign 
• OpTic Backpack
• OpTic Socks 
• $100 ARV Gift Card

Unlike traditional tournaments, where everyone has to queue at the same time, Repeat allows you to compete whenever you want during the event window. Your matches are automatically tracked and scored, meaning you can focus on playing while the platform handles the rest.

How to sign up for OpTic Battlefield REDSEC Cup

Getting started is simple and completely free.

To enter the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup, follow these steps:

1. Create a free account on Repeat
2. Link your EA ID to your profile
3. Join the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup tournament
4. Start playing REDSEC Battle Royale matches in Battlefield

How it works

Once registered, you’ll need to play at least 10 matches before March 12 to post a score and become eligible for the prize pool.

Repeat works directly with EA to automatically track match data, so you don’t need to manually submit scores or install extra software. Simply play the game as usual, and your results will update on the leaderboard.

Your ranking in the OpTic $10,000 Battlefield REDSEC Cup is determined by your best 10 matches during the tournament.

Points are awarded based on performance factors such as:

• Kills
• Damage dealt
• Assists
• Deaths
• Placement in the match

Because only your top 10 matches count, there’s no downside to playing more games. If you improve your performance, Repeat automatically replaces weaker results with stronger ones.

This system means you can keep competing throughout the week to push your score higher on the leaderboard.

So, all that’s left to do now is to jump into Battlefield REDSEC, climb the leaderboard, and try to secure some of that prize money.