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Updated Hyperluxe Oversight season one standings

All the scores and standings you need.

While most fans of the professional Apex Legends scene are chomping at the bit to get the full Apex Global Series back underway, there are other tournaments out there that are going on as well. One of the biggest third-party tournaments is going on right now: the Oversight Apex circuit, sponsored by Hyperluxe.

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Created by two of North America’s most well-known tournament organizers, ChronoCreative and TSM’s minustempo, the Oversight circuit seeks to give teams a tournament setting with a sizable prize pool that will help pad out the NA pro scene with a consistent tournament series outside of the ALGS.

Organized into multiple splits with playoffs occurring at the end of each split, teams compete to qualify for weekly tournaments and then go up against the best of the best for cash prizes and playoff points to determine who will fight for the biggest prize of them all.

The first split came with a $100,000 prize pool, making the circuit one of the most lucrative third-party series in the scene. Now, the second split of the season is in full swing as teams once again fight for weekly prizes and a spot in the split two playoffs.

As the split goes on, only the top 20 Apex teams eventually qualify for the playoffs. Here’s what the leaderboards currently look like.

Hyperluxe Oversight split two playoffs final standings

The split two playoffs are now complete, with NRG taking home the crown.

TeamPoints
FirstNRG129
SecondTSM104
ThirdFURIA100
FourthLuminosity96
FifthThe Guard89
SixthOpTic87
SeventhOxygen83
EighthSentinels71
Ninth100 Thieves69
10thSpacestation66
11thOLN63
12thSZN60
13thDarkZero56
14thAimAssist52
15thMPS42
16thCLG41
17thGlytch Gaming39
18thEsports Arena36
19thE823
20thTripods17

Hyperluxe Oversight season one, split two standings

The season standings will be updated as the split progresses. The table below is final.

TeamPoints
FirstLuminosity Gaming96
SecondTSM86
ThirdDarkZero84
FourthFURIA80
FifthXSET75
SixthThe Guard70
SeventhMPS61
EighthNRG61
NinthEsports Arena53
10thBR Demonz52
11thComplexity52
12thSpacestation52
13thCLG43
14thOpTic40
15thTripods39
16thSentinels38
17th100 Thieves38
18thOxygen32
19thAimAssist31
20thKarasuno25
↑ Top 20 advance to playoffs ↑
21stSZN25
22ndOLN19
23rdE89
24thStormtroopers3
25thBots3
26thTeam Smiley2
27thSlept On1
28thSome Nobodies0
29thrandoms?0
30th
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Associate Editor and Apex Legends Lead. From getting into fights over Madden and FIFA with his brothers to interviewing some of the best esports figures in the world, Adam has always been drawn to games with a competitive nature. You'll usually find him on Apex Legends (World's Edge is the best map, no he's not arguing with you about it), but he also dabbles in VALORANT, Super Smash Bros. Melee, CS:GO, Pokemon, and more. Ping an R-301.