Repeat.gg Shutdown: Key Dates and a Withdrawal Checklist

Repeat.gg is closing, but not today: the notice went up in April 2026, the withdrawal window shuts on November 14, 2026, and the site goes offline near the end of the calendar year. This is the dated timeline of the Repeat.gg shutdown and the checklist to run before the deadline, so nothing on your account gets left behind.

😔 What Repeat.gg Announced, and When

Repeat announced its wind-down in April 2026, after more than ten years of running tournaments with this community. The official notice carries a 14 May 2026 update, and that page is the version to trust when a forum thread tells you something different.

The reason given is a "shift in our priorities and long-term focus", not a technical failure. The platform paid out real cash for over a decade, across titles that ranged from Rocket League to Battlefield.

Worth knowing: Repeat is not the only platform in this position. On 19 June 2026, Community Gaming published its own notice, saying the service "has now closed to new events and activity".

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📅 Repeat.gg Shutdown Timeline: Key Dates

Here is the whole sequence, in order:

• April 2026: Repeat publishes its closing notice. The page is updated on 14 May 2026.
• End of May 2026: Rocket League wraps up. It was the last title still running tournaments.
• June 2026: tournaments end for every other title. No new tournaments will be scheduled.
• 15 June 2026: the $20 USD minimum balance requirement for withdrawals is removed, so you can request a cash withdrawal even with less than $20 in the account.
• 15 June 2026: any account holding 70,000 coins or more has them converted automatically, at 10,000 coins = $1. Balances below 70,000 coins are not converted.
• 19 June 2026: Community Gaming closes to new events and activity.
• 14 November 2026: withdrawals close for good.
• End of the calendar year 2026: the site shuts down permanently.

Three things changed at the start of the wind-down and still hold: deposits are disabled, no new tournaments or features are being added, and login access stays open so you can withdraw and manage your account.

Repeat.gg announcement artwork, April 2026. Source: repeat.gg

💸 How Repeat.gg Withdrawals Work

The rules that decide whether money actually leaves the platform are easy to miss, and they all come from Repeat's own shutdown FAQ:

• Full balance only. Partial withdrawals are not supported. You take everything or nothing.
• Fees are yours. Repeat routes payouts through Tipalti, and the fee depends on your payment method, your location, and the currency you convert to.
• Fees can block a withdrawal. If the fees on your payout exceed your balance, you cannot withdraw. That is Repeat's official answer.
• No verification needed. The requirement to verify your account before withdrawing was removed.
• Cash only. There is no transfer to a PlayStation Wallet or a PSN account.
• Pending payouts carry on. Existing withdrawal requests and pending payouts continue as normal during the wind-down.

✅ Checklist: What to Do Before November 14, 2026

Run this now, not in November:

1. Log in and confirm you still have access to the account.
2. Check which balance is actually withdrawable. Cash converts to a payout, coins under 70,000 do not.
3. Request the full balance, since partial withdrawals are unavailable.
4. Look up the Tipalti fees for your country and payment method before you confirm, so the net amount is not a surprise.
5. Fix your email access early if you no longer control the address on the account. Repeat points you to your email provider for recovery, and that takes time.
6. Contact support@repeat.gg for anything the FAQ does not cover. The team stays available until shutdown, but response times may stretch as volume grows.

The last week of the window is the worst time to start any of this 🎯. Support queues and payment processing both slow down at the end, so treat November 14 as the hard stop and work backwards from it.

❓ Repeat.gg Shutdown: Quick Answers

• Has Repeat.gg already shut down? No. The site is up, logins work, and withdrawals stay open until November 14, 2026. The final shutdown comes near the end of the calendar year.
• Can I withdraw part of my balance? No. Users can only withdraw the full balance.
• Do I still need to verify my account? No, that requirement was removed.
• Will my coins turn into cash? Only if you hold 70,000 coins or more. Those balances were converted automatically at 10,000 coins = $1.
• Can I combine coins across accounts to hit the threshold? No.

League of Legends splash art. Source: Riot Games

🔎 Where Skill-Based Competitors Go Next

Repeat's wind-down removes one of the oldest cash-tournament platforms from the scene, and players who still want to compete for prize pools are looking at what is left. Amber.gg runs cash ladders for League of Legends, Valorant and TFT, with real-time stats and player profiles, and new accounts get a $5 signup bonus. You can see the formats on the play page.

For the wider picture, this comparison of Repeat.gg alternatives breaks down what each platform offers for skill-based tournaments. If the payout side matters most to you, how Challengermode handles payouts next to Amber.gg covers fees and cash-out flow in detail.

Mark November 14, 2026 in your calendar and pull your Repeat.gg balance while the withdrawal button is still active. After that date the cash balance is simply gone. For context on how the paid competition scene compares across platforms, Paid Gaming Competitions for All Skill Levels is a solid next read.