Stage 1 — Check my VOD

Send the footage first

This short form is all we need to check whether your VOD can be reviewed. No payment is required at this stage, and the detailed team intake is only sent once your footage is confirmed as eligible.

Who should this report evaluate?

Choose a Team Review when you want to understand shared systems, communication, spacing, rotations, role coordination, opponent tendencies and team-wide results.

Contact & team

Gamer tags are preferred over legal names. We never ask for dates of birth, passwords or platform login credentials.

Game & footage

Available titles take payment after confirmation; beta titles are by application.

Platforms available for Rocket League

What one review covers for this gameRocket League

Up to three matches or 25 active minutes

Selected package: Full Team Review ($40).

Active minutes means actual gameplay being reviewed. Queues, warm-ups, intermissions, menus and unrelated stream content do not count toward the limit.

Over the limit? Additional 15 active minutes+$10 individual / +$15 team. If your footage clearly exceeds the limit, add extra active minutes at checkout or ask for a manual quote — we will point you to the correct package before any payment is taken.

Not your title? Join the waitlist or request another game — coming-soon titles do not take payment.

VOD link

Ballchasing link preferred; YouTube, Twitch or another accessible source also works.

What evidence are you submitting?

The depth of a report is limited by the footage. Answer these four questions and we confirm which package your evidence supports before any payment.

Eligible for visual team analysis. Communication will be marked Not Assessed.

If the evidence does not match the package, payment is not taken automatically. We will ask you to submit better footage, select the correct package, or request manual approval.

Permission to privately review footage does not grant permission to publish it. Public use of your footage or report always requires separate permission.

Rocket League footage requirements

Preferred for a Full Team Review

  • Native .replay file, or an exact private or unlisted Ballchasing replay link
  • One file or link for every match in a series
  • Reviewed team and color
  • All player gamer tags
  • 2v2 or 3v3
  • Rank or competition level
  • Final score and overtime result
  • Game number within the series
  • Platform

Recommended for a Deep Dive

  • Native replay or replay-service link
  • Separate synchronized VOD with team communications
  • Kickoff assignments
  • Team terminology
  • Expected first-, second- and third-man rules
  • Your main review questions
  • Supporting player POVs when needed

How to capture it

PC
Save the match through Profile and Match History. On PC, replay files are normally located in Documents > My Games > Rocket League > TAGame > Demos.
Console
If you cannot export the raw replay file, record the complete replay using Director or Fly view and the relevant player perspectives, or ask a PC participant from the match to upload the replay.

A Rocket League MatchGuid or match number alone does not retrieve playable gameplay. A Ballchasing replay ID or exact link is different, because it points to an uploaded replay.

A replay without comms can still qualify for a Full Team Review, but Communication must be marked Not Assessed. A single POV normally qualifies only for an Individual POV Review.

What a Rocket League report can evaluate

  • Kickoffs
  • First-, second- and third-man structure
  • Rotations
  • Spacing
  • Double commits
  • Challenge timing
  • Pressure
  • Passing lanes
  • Possession decisions
  • Boost management
  • Recoveries
  • Shadow defense
  • Backboard coverage
  • Demos
  • Transition defense
  • Goal causality
  • Role execution
  • Opponent tendencies
Rocket League details

Replay files (.replay) and Ballchasing links are preferred because they provide stronger positioning, boost, movement and player-perspective evidence. Broadcast or video-only links are still accepted, but a video-only review may not reveal every off-ball movement.

e.g. Champion 2, collegiate division, amateur league.

Preferred. Public or unlisted Ballchasing group links are ideal — one per line. Attach .replay files by email after submitting.

Blue or Orange, per game.

Communication is shown as “Not Assessed” when comms are not submitted.

One player per line, exactly as it appears in game.

Anything left blank is labelled “Needs Team Context” instead of blamed on a player.

Your two review questions

The two things your team most wants answered. These shape which possessions get prioritised.

VOD eligibility checklist

  • The link must remain accessible throughout the review
  • The reviewed team must be identifiable
  • The exact game or start/end time must be provided
  • Gameplay should be complete and visually readable
  • The footage must fit the review-unit limit for your game, or add extra active minutes
  • Private links must grant RunbackIQ viewing access
  • Communication is helpful but not required
  • RunbackIQ will confirm eligibility before requesting payment

Permission to privately review footage does not grant permission to publish it. Public use of your footage or report always requires separate permission.

What footage does my report require?

Every RunbackIQ report is human-reviewed and data-assisted, so the depth of a report is limited by the evidence you can supply. Statistics can confirm a result; only gameplay footage can show positioning, spacing, rotations, decision timing, communication or responsibility.

  • Match ID or statistics only

    Not eligible for a VOD review

    These sources can confirm the result and provide statistical context, but they cannot show positioning, spacing, rotations, decision timing, communication, intended strategy or player responsibility. A gameplay review cannot be purchased using only these sources.

    • ·Match IDs
    • ·Tracker links
    • ·Box-score screenshots
    • ·Statistics pages
    • ·Match-history summaries
  • One complete player POV

    Individual POV Review eligible

    A complete player POV can evaluate that player’s visible decisions, mechanics, positioning, resources and role execution. It cannot confidently diagnose the complete team system or assign responsibility to unseen teammates.

  • Full observer VOD or navigable replay

    Full Team Review eligible

    A complete observer feed, wide team VOD or navigable replay can support team-wide tactical analysis. If communications are not included, communication is marked Not Assessed.

  • Replay or observer source plus comms and team context

    Competitive Team Deep Dive eligible

    A Deep Dive requires the strongest available evidence. A full-length video does not automatically qualify if the camera cannot show the necessary information.

    • ·Complete navigable replay or observer/team VOD
    • ·Team communications when communication is being evaluated
    • ·Complete roster and role information
    • ·Intended team system or rules
    • ·Supporting player POVs when available
    • ·Final statistics or match data

Universal video requirements

  • Complete and uncut
  • 1080p and 60 FPS preferred
  • At least 720p if the HUD remains readable
  • Clear enough to read names, score, clock, resources, utility and boost
  • Free from overlays covering important information
  • Accessible without passwords or private credentials
  • Available until the report is delivered
  • Accompanied by exact start and end timestamps when multiple games appear in one VOD

Unlisted YouTube, a downloadable Google Drive file, a direct upload or another stable source is recommended. Twitch VODs may be accepted, but require exact timestamps — expired or inaccessible links can delay the report.

Not accepted

  • Highlight reels
  • Edited montages
  • Incomplete games
  • Footage missing rounds or possessions
  • Unreadable video
  • Cropped footage hiding the HUD
  • Links requiring customer account credentials

RunbackIQ will never request your game-account password, verification code or login credentials.

If the evidence does not match the package, payment is not taken automatically. We will ask you to submit better footage, select the correct package, or request manual approval. Permission to privately review footage does not grant permission to publish it. Public use of your footage or report always requires separate permission.

Evidence labels

Every report is human-reviewed and data-assisted. Conclusions carry the label that matches the evidence supplied.

Confirmed
Directly visible or statistically verified.
Likely
Strongly supported but not completely visible.
Needs Team Context
Requires information about the team’s system, role or call.
Not Assessed
The required evidence was not supplied.
  • ·A positioning mistake is never labelled a communication problem when communications were not submitted.
  • ·Intended calls, strategy, caller responsibility and player blame are never invented.
  • ·Exactly three headline priorities in every report.
  • ·Measurable next-game targets in every report.
  • ·No training-drill section.