GGirl
Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Casual 2v2 and 3v3 party sessions
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Become a Rocket League GGirl
Get paid for the 2v2 and 3v3 games you already play. Your hours, your rates.
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as an RL GGirl
Profile tiers
Three Tiers, One Application
Standard tier is where every approved profile begins. Reviews and a steady run of sessions open the two above it, and each one changes how near the top of the RL GGirls listings you sit.
Super Star
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
- Opens with consistent reviews and session volume
- Higher placement in the RL GGirls listings
- More session formats available to offer
- Higher rates than the standard tier
Divine Star
The capped tier, reached by long running profiles with deep review counts.
- Limited tier with the strongest listing placement
- Reserved for long term, highly reviewed profiles
- Premium session formats and repeat clients
- Highest rates on the platform
Your Rules, Your Schedule, Our Infrastructure
A GGirl session is a gaming session. You party up in Rocket League with a client who booked your time, queue the 2v2 or 3v3 modes you listed, and play inside the hours you published. Clients are verified before they can book, chat stays inside the platform where it is moderated, and you can decline any booking without giving a reason. Payment is captured by EB24 up front, so nobody plays a session that has not already been paid for. Browse the live Rocket League GGirls listings to see how profiles present themselves before you write yours.
Start the GGirl application
From application to first session
How Rocket League GGirl Sessions Work
At no point does this flow put your phone number or your socials in front of a client.
1
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your rank and platform, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability.
2
Verification — Your identity and your ownership of the Rocket League account are confirmed before the profile is published. Nobody gets past this step, because it is what stops somebody trading under your name.
3
Build your profile — Everything on the profile is yours to write: the playlists you queue, a rate inside your tier range, languages, hours and any boundary you want visible before a booking. It goes live in the RL GGirls listings.
4
Accept the bookings you want — Clients book published slots. You can decline any booking. Playlist, party setup and anything else are settled in the moderated order chat, which leaves a record on both sides.
5
Play the session and get paid — When the last match ends and the session closes, the payout posts to your EB24 balance. The client writes a review, it sits on your profile, and it counts toward your next tier.
Why EB24
Built Around Your Boundaries
Getting paid to queue with strangers holds up only when the platform absorbs the risk instead of you. These four are built into the system rather than settled client by client.
You set the terms
Playlists, rates, hours and boundaries are yours, published on the profile before a booking exists. Casual doubles, ranked 2v2, the arcade modes, voice or text only. What the profile does not list is not for sale, and any booking can be turned down with no reason and no penalty.
Verified on both sides
Identity and account ownership get checked before your profile is published, and a client clears a check of their own before booking is possible. Somebody playing under another name is the main way platforms like this fail, and this is where it stops.
Moderated by default
Conversation lives in platform chat, logged and moderated. A request beyond the game, pressure or harassment reaches staff through the report button, and the account behind it is actioned. That conversation is never yours to manage alone.
Tiers and payouts
The client pays before the first kickoff, so turning down a request beyond the game never costs you anything. Consistent reviews and sustained session volume are what open Super Star and Divine Star, and your listing placement and your rate both move with them.
Rocket League GGirl Career
What a Rocket League GGirl Does at EB24
A GGirl is paid to play Rocket League with someone. What the client buys is a teammate and the hours around it, never a rank result and never anything off the pitch. You party up and queue the modes on your profile: casual doubles, ranked 2v2 with a client at a similar rank, 3v3 with the client and a friend, or the arcade modes when the session is there to relax.
What the role is and is not
It is a gaming session
You queue, you play, you talk between kickoffs. Clients book you because soloqueue got lonely, not because they need a carry to Grand Champion.
It is not boosting
Rank results are a different product. Clients who want a rank pushed buy Rocket League boosting, and you never log into a client account.
It is not adult work
EB24 sells games, and this job stays on the pitch. Anything asked beyond that breaks the terms, and filing a report costs you nothing.
You define the format
Ranked or casual, voice or text, and never a camera. A playlist or format missing from your profile cannot be booked, and clients read the profile before the booking screen.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the RL booster track and the RL coach track are open with separate applications.
GGirl Requirements and Verification
The bar is lower on rank than the boosting track and higher on reliability and communication. Clients book a person, not a rank, and a pleasant Gold teammate outbooks a silent Grand Champion.
What we check
- A verified identity and proof the Rocket League account is yours, both before publication
- You are of legal age in your country of residence
- A Rocket League account you actually play, at any rank
- A working microphone if voice sessions are on your list, plus real conversation in the languages you claim
- Availability you will honour. Publishing a slot and not turning up pulls your placement down
What raises your tier
- Reviews that stay good across a long run of sessions, not one hot week
- Session volume held over months
- A profile that states clearly which modes and hours it covers
- Languages other than English, which reach clients most RL profiles cannot party with
Verification protects you at least as much as it protects the client. Profiles running under a name that is not theirs are the main risk on platforms like this, and the terms of service set out what happens when someone breaks that rule.
Safety, Boundaries and Moderation
What follows is platform policy in writing, not advice. Bargaining over your own safety with a client is not part of this job.
How the platform protects you
Chat stays on-platform
Order chat is moderated and logged. Take the conversation to a private channel and that protection is gone, which is why the rule binds both sides.
You never share personal contact
Bookings, invites and messages route through EB24. Party invites go to the game account on the order, never to a personal phone number or social profile.
Decline without explanation
Any booking can be turned down. No reason is owed to anyone, and a decline changes nothing about your profile or your tier.
Report and it gets handled
Requests beyond the game, pressure or harassment reach staff through the report flow. The account behind them gets actioned rather than politely warned. The team is reachable any time through the contact page.
The money is taken before a session starts, which means saying no to a request beyond the game cannot put your fee at risk. That is what holding funds on the platform is for.
How Rocket League GGirls Get Paid
Your rate sits inside the tier range and you pick where in it, and clients read that number on your profile before booking. Nothing gets haggled over in the chat.
What moves your income
- Tier. Super Star and Divine Star sit further up the listings and carry higher rates
- Repeat clients. A regular 2v2 partner who books the same slot every week is the backbone of steady income
- Availability in the right hours. Slots posted when your language group actually queues get filled
- Session variety. A profile offering casual, ranked doubles and the arcade modes gets booked by more than one kind of client
- Reviews. They set your tier and decide whether a browsing client stops on your profile
Session payouts gather on your EB24 balance, and withdrawals leave by whichever method your dashboard is set to. Payment questions are covered in the platform FAQ.
Common questions
FAQs About Becoming a Rocket League GGirl at EB24
What Rocket League applicants want answered before they send the form. Everything else reaches the same team through the contact page.
What rank do I need to become a Rocket League GGirl?
Any rank. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a rank result, so a Gold player who is fun in a party is a stronger candidate than a Grand Champion who is not. What matters is a Rocket League account you actually play and availability you keep.
Is this adult work?
No. EB24 sells games, and a booking buys party time in Rocket League, nothing more. Asking for anything else breaks the terms of service, and the client account is actioned over it. A report costs you nothing, because the payment for the session is already sitting with the platform.
What do sessions actually look like in Rocket League?
You party up with the client and queue together, usually casual or ranked 2v2, sometimes 3v3 when the client brings a friend. You play, you talk between kickoffs, and the session runs for the booked time. The modes you offer are listed on your profile, so nobody queues you into something you did not sign up for.
Do I have to show my face or use voice?
No. Whatever formats sit on your profile are the entire offer, and nothing off that list can be bought. Text only profiles exist and get booked. A camera is never a condition at any tier, and no client is able to add a format your profile does not carry.
How do the tiers work?
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star are opened by consistent reviews and sustained session volume, never by a fee or a second application. Each tier lifts your placement in the RL GGirls listings and your rate together, so early reviews carry more weight than any single session.
Can I decline a client?
Yes, any booking, and nobody is owed an explanation. Your profile and your tier look the same afterwards as they did before. If a client keeps pushing once you have said no, report it and staff deal with the account on their side of the order.
What does verification involve?
Before your profile is published we confirm who you are and that the Rocket League account belongs to you. The point is to stop anyone playing under a name that is not theirs, which guards you more than it guards the client. No tier is exempt from it.
When do I get paid?
Marking a session complete sends the payout to your EB24 balance, and it leaves through whichever withdrawal method your dashboard is set to. The client paid EB24 before the first kickoff, so a session you actually played is never one you have to chase money for.
The rest of the EB24 Rocket League stack
Where a Rocket League GGirl Fits at EB24
Paid party sessions are one of four earning tracks on Rocket League here. One login opens all of them, the payouts gather in a single balance, and the same support team stands behind each.
Earn on Rocket League
What clients book
Before you apply
Ready to Get Paid for Party Games?
Rank does not gate this one. The review looks at your hours, your languages and the playlists you want to put on offer.
Apply as an RL GGirl