TBC Anniversary Arena Weekly Cap Boost

What You Get

• 10 or more rated games played in your bracket before the weekly reset
• Your arena points for the week, paid at the reset
• Your team rating kept in the band you selected
• A screenshot of the games played and your rating after the session

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on a TBC Anniversary realm with a rated team in the chosen bracket
• PvP gear suited to the rating band you selected

The TBC Anniversary arena weekly cap boost plays the 10 rated games your character needs each week, so your arena points arrive at the reset. The games are played at your current rating, above 1500, 1700 or 2000, without dragging it down. Orders placed before the reset are played in the same arena week.

Set your current rating first: Above 1500, Above 1700 or Above 2000, each higher band costs more because the games are harder to win. Then pick the method, Piloted included or Self Play at extra cost, and the bracket: 2v2 is included, 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra.

Speed decides how fast the ten games are done. Normal fits the regular schedule; Express and Super Express cost more and are the choice when the reset is close.

What Is the Arena Weekly Cap in TBC Anniversary?

The weekly cap is the minimum of 10 rated games a character must play in one bracket each week to receive arena points at the reset. Nine games pay nothing. On the Anniversary realms teams are personal and every new team starts at 1500, so there is no throwaway team to fall back on: a bad week with random partners lowers the same rating you will need next week.

That is the reason players buy the cap. You might already have the rating for the shoulders or weapon you want, but your partner is offline, the reset is tomorrow and the vendor still needs another week of points. A weekly cap carry plays those games at your level, so the points arrive and the rating stays where you earned it.

TBC Weekly Cap Boost Options

Option	Choices	What changes
Current rating	Above 1500, Above 1700, Above 2000	Higher bands mean harder opponents and more points per week
Bracket	2v2, 3v3, 5v5	Larger brackets pay more points at the same rating
Speed	Normal, Express, Super Express	How quickly the 10 games are finished

How the Weekly Cap Carry Is Played

After payment the highest-rated booster for your bracket takes the order, usually within 15 minutes, and agrees a time with you. The games run Piloted or by Remote Control on your character, or as Self Play, where you queue with our players and play the games yourself. When the tenth game is done, you get a screenshot of the games played and your current rating, and the points land at the next reset: Tuesday on US realms, Wednesday on EU realms.

Many players book the cap every week of a season. Each order covers one arena week, so you can reorder whenever your own team cannot play.

Buy the Weekly Cap or a Points Farm?

The weekly cap covers one week at your current rating. For a fixed total over several weeks, use the TBC Anniversary arena points boost. If your rating is too low for the gear you want, start with the arena rating boost, and for one weapon the arena weapons boost combines both. Every rated and battleground service is compared on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When will my weekly games be played?

In the same arena week, as long as the order comes in before the reset. Express and Super Express move it forward when time is short.

How long does the weekly cap take?

The 10 games usually take one session. Normal speed plans that session within the week; faster speeds play it sooner.

Will my rating drop?

The games are played at the rating band you select by players who live above it, so your rating is kept in that band.

Can I play the games myself?

Yes, with Self Play. You queue with our players and play every game on your own character.