All OWCS Stage 2 Playoff rewards in Overwatch 2 and how to get them
The Overwatch Champions Series (OWCS) Stage 2 Playoff has just kicked off on June 21, 2025. There is no doubt that Overwatch 2 has a firm base in the world of competitive gaming, and OWCS (formerly Overwatch League) paved that path for it.
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With Spacestation Gaming clean sweeping Sakura Esports, the Stage 2 Playoff is set for some mouthwatering battles of Team Liquid, NTMR, Geekay Esports, and many more. However, this is not the only reward fans will be getting from this highly-popular Overwatch 2 event.
Overwatch 2: All OWCS Stage 2 Playoff rewards and how to get them?
OWCS Stage 2 Playoff is offering some great rewards to the fans. | Image via Blizzard Entertainment.
Blizzard Entertainment will be offering the Overwatch 2 fans some great rewards for supporting their favorite teams and players by tuning into live broadcasts.
This reward system is called 2025 Overwatch Esports Viewership Incentives.
There were a total of two sets of incentives which fans could claim by watching the OWCS Stage 2 playoffs. But the previous set of rewards has expired as it was available from June 16 to June 2025.
Don't be disappointed as there is another set of incentives getting lined-up for you to redeem, which will be available from June 28 to June 29, 2025. Here are the rewards and the required watch time of the event to get those:
Reward Required Watch Time to Redeem It Hold W Spray
1 Hour
Dreams of Celebration Spray
2 Hours
Reigning Champions Icon
4 Hours
Midseason Championship Name Card
6 Hours
Now, the question is,
'where and how to watch the event?'
You can watch the OWCS 2025 on YouTube or Twitch to redeem these rewards, but before that, you need to make sure that your YouTube/Twitch account is linked with your Battle.net account. In order to do that, just visit the
/connections website and click the Connect link for an eligible streaming platform. After that, link your corresponding accounts and you are good to go. You can also
.
You can still earn these rewards despite not linking to the Battle.net account, but in order to claim them to your Overwatch 2 account, you will eventually need to connect before they expire after seven days. Also you need to claim any drops earned within 24 hours from when the promotion ended.
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