52 SEATS.
THE CLOCK
IS RUNNING.

TWO DEADLINES.
ONE NOVEMBER FIELD.

There are only a few days left in the October open qualifier. That scoring window covers October 1–28 UTC and closes at October 29, 00:00 UTC. If you are chasing a spot on the open points board, your counted games need to land before that cutoff.

Don't confuse the open-board deadline with the monthly-event finish. The Flavor event and Bad Chucky Beatdown continue until October 31, 23:59:59 UTC. Those late results could still deliver the final November tickets to players who aren't holding an open-board seat.

YOUR GAMES
DO THE TALKING.

The open route is based on captured competitive games, not a form or a first-come queue. A player needs at least 25 eligible games to enter the standings, and the scorer uses their first 225 eligible games during the October window.

Wins against more highly ranked opponents receive more credit. Losses reduce net credit, and a 50-game smoothing factor makes a steady body of work matter more than a lucky short run. Games against opponents ranked 1–6 do not use a qualifier run slot. Direct, Casual and League DC games are excluded. GWC uses the ranks captured when each game was played.

Some places are claimed through Weekly MMR, the October Clyde Final Four, Flavor, Bad Chucky and the October Sealed Champion. The remaining seats belong to the strongest eligible runs on the open qualification leaderboard. If somebody qualifies twice, they still use only one seat—so the open cut can move.

Wondering where you stand? The live board shows a current cut and a more conservative planning cut that allows for unfinished reserved events. Check both before deciding where the last open seat may fall. Read the complete points formula and game-audit rules →

FOR PLAYERS WHO
WELCOME A CHALLENGE.

The monthly Clyde Tournament is designed for experienced competitors who enjoy high-level Gods Unchained. During tournament weeks, counted games require the participant to be Rank 11 or 12 when the match is played. It's a demanding standard because the tournament is meant to reward strong, consistent play—not because everyone needs to be there today.

If you're still working your way through the ranks, there is no judgment and no reason to stop enjoying the game. Qualifier progress, Flavor events, the Beatdown and the wider GWC leaderboards give the community plenty of ways to follow the competition and build toward a future field.

For those already competing at the highest levels, the message is simpler: check your score, check your rank, and make these last games count.

FLAVOR. CHUCKY.
THEY'RE NOT DONE YET.

The open qualification points window ends on October 28 UTC. But the month itself still has unfinished business. October Flavor and Bad Chucky Beatdown run through October 31 UTC, and each carries a published November reserved-seat route.

That makes them especially worth watching for players just outside the open-board cut. Neither event guarantees a spot merely for showing up: you still have to meet its own eligibility rules and earn the result. But until the final day of October, those competitions can still change which GUIDs are headed into November.

One final Weekly MMR result and the October Sealed championship are also among the outstanding qualification sources. The cutoff is approaching, but not every November place has been assigned.