About TFCL
Professional North American TF2 Esport League
TFCL is a competitive Team Fortress 2 league built for stability, structure, and long term growth. Our mission is to provide a consistent and well organized environment where players and teams can compete, improve, and be showcased through structured seasons, cups, and casting coverage.
What Is Sidular (person or company?)
Both! Sidular is a privately operated digital infrastructure and media company with more than a decade of experience in hosting, publishing, and online operations. The company manages multiple platforms, services, and long running digital properties across gaming, entertainment, and server infrastructure.
From running one of the oldest gaming websites in the world, to operating a website hosting provider with thousands of customers worldwide. Sidular holds millions of dollars in digital and physical assets, and is more than ready to push TFCL and TF2 forward for the new esport generation.
Sidular is also the alias used by Tyler Harvey, the owner and founder of the company, and thus, TFCL as a whole.
With Sidular behind it, TFCL has the resources and structure needed to grow sustainably while maintaining competitive integrity and a professional esports environment.
What TFCL Does
To try and make a long story as short as possible, TFCL is an esport league for Team Fortress 2. Built by TF2 players, for TF2 players, we offer the highest level of professional level 6v6 competition in the world.
We operate on a seasonal basis, with each season consisting of roughly three months worth of weekly matches.
Why TFCL Exists
TFCL was originally created back in 2016 with one core mission in mind; turn TF2 into a legitimate esport. Now in 2026 (and beyond), we've streamlined our league to be as competitive as possible, while still being accessible for newer teams and players.
We understand that there's a need for a new league, and with the financial backing and support of Sidular, we're here to revitalize the TF2 esport scene, and hope to help it grow beyond its previous peak. Simply put, TFCL is here because players want growth. They want fairness, and even rule enforcements.