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Every game in a C3 Esports match requires a .replay file to be uploaded. Replays are automatically parsed to verify scores and extract player stats. This guide explains where to find your replay files and how to upload them.
Replays must be uploaded within 2 hours of match completion. Failure to upload on time may result in score reversal or a match forfeiture ruling. Do not delay — find your files immediately after the match.

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Where replay files are stored on your PC

Rocket League saves a .replay file automatically after every game you play. The default location depends on your operating system: 
C:\Users\YourUsername\Documents\My Games\Rocket League\TAGame\Demos\
Replace YourUsername with your Windows username. You can also paste this directly into File Explorer’s address bar:
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Rocket League\TAGame\Demos
Rocket League is not natively available on Mac. If you are using a PC or a service like GeForce NOW, replay files are stored on the host system — check with your service provider for file access.
Windows File Explorer showing the Demos folder containing several .replay files with timestamps
Sort the folder by Date Modified (newest first) to quickly find your most recent replays. The files will be named with a long alphanumeric ID — match them to the correct game by their timestamps.

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Identifying the right replay file

Each replay file name is a random UUID (e.g., A1B2C3D4E5F6...). To find the right one:
  1. Look at the Date Modified timestamp — it should match the time your game ended.
  2. If you are unsure, open the replay in Rocket League’s in-game replay viewer to verify it is the correct game.
One replay per game. If your series went 2 games, you need 2 files. If it went 3 games, you need 3 files. Upload the correct replay for each game slot.

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How to upload a replay

1

Go to the match page

Find your match at c3esports.com/matches. The replay upload section is on the match page, tied to the result submission form.
2

Submit scores (or find existing game slots)

If your manager is submitting results, they will fill in scores for each game. Each game slot has a file upload button. If you are the one uploading, coordinate with your manager to make sure the right replay goes with the right game.Result submission form showing Game 1, Game 2, Game 3 slots each with a score field and a "Upload Replay" button
3

Click Upload Replay for each game

Click the Upload Replay button next to the correct game and select the .replay file from your Demos folder.
Only .replay files are accepted. Do not upload video files, screenshots, or any other format. The maximum file size per replay is typically around 5MB — standard Rocket League replays are well under this limit.
4

Wait for upload confirmation

After uploading, the file is sent to ballchasing.com for parsing. You will see a status indicator:
  • Uploading — file is being sent
  • Processing — ballchasing.com is parsing the replay
  • Parsed — data extracted successfully
  • Failed — see Troubleshooting below Game slot showing a green "Parsed" badge next to the uploaded replay filename

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How replays are processed

When you upload a .replay file:
  1. The file is sent to ballchasing.com, a third-party Rocket League replay analysis service.
  2. ballchasing.com parses the file and extracts: final score, player Epic usernames, individual stats (goals, assists, saves, shots, demos), and game settings.
  3. The parsed data is sent back to C3 Esports via a webhook (or polling if the webhook is delayed).
  4. Stats and scores are displayed on the match page and in player profiles.
This process usually takes under a minute. See Replay Parsing for a detailed technical breakdown.

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Troubleshooting

  • Make sure you are looking in the correct folder (see above).
  • Sort by Date Modified to find the most recent files.
  • If you quit Rocket League immediately after the game before the replay saved, try launching Rocket League and checking the replay viewer — the file may still be saved even if you exited quickly.
  • Rocket League saves replays automatically after every game. If the file genuinely is not there, it may have been deleted by a cleanup script or storage management tool.
The replay file might be from the wrong game. Delete it and re-upload the correct file. If the correct replay consistently shows a wrong score, contact staff — this is a rare ballchasing parsing error that requires a manual reparse.
ballchasing.com processing can occasionally take longer than normal. Wait 5 minutes and refresh the page. If it is still stuck after 15 minutes, contact staff or your manager so they can trigger a re-parse.
Check that the file ends in .replay and is not corrupted. Try uploading from a different browser if you see a network error. If the problem persists, contact staff with the error message you received.

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Replay requirements summary

See Replay Requirements for the full policy. Key points:
  • One .replay file per game in the series (not one for the whole match)
  • Must show the correct score and players from the game
  • Must be uploaded within 2 hours of match completion
  • Replays that contradict the submitted score will trigger a dispute review