Rumble Pit

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"A mix of Slayer and other Free For All games. Go it alone, or join as a group and throw down against each other."

— In-game description for Halo 3's social Rumble Pit playlist

Rumble Pit is a Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo: Reach, Halo 4, and Halo Infinite playlist based around "free-for-all" action. It is one of the trickiest and most prestigious matchmaking playlists. It plays Slayer in many variants (though most often it's regular Slayer).

It allows up to 8 players in Halo 2, 8 players in Halo 3, and rotates through a selection of maps and gametypes, most notably the "slayer", (Including variants like swords, and shotguns) "fiesta" rules.

The Rumble Pit matchmaking playlist was ranked in Halo 2 on Xbox Live from its release (in 2004) until early 2007, and is now unranked in Halo 3. Halo 3's ranked version of Rumble Pit is called Lone Wolves.

Halo 2

"Put your skills to the test against up to 7 opponents. Play
Slayer and a smattering of objective based games."

— In-game description

Ranked: Yes | Min Players: 4 | Max Players: 8
Team Count: N/A
Min Party Size: 1 | Max Party Size: 1

November 8, 2004:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Ivory Tower, Lockout, Colossus_(map), Ascension, Midship
Rockets	Lockout, Ivory Tower, Colossus_(map)
Shotguns	Lockout, Midship
Oddball	Lockout, Ascension
Crazy King	Ascension

November 30, 2004:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Ivory Tower, Lockout, Ascension, Midship, Beaver Creek, Colossus_(map), Foundation
Rockets	Lockout, Foundation, Colossus_(map)
Shotguns	Lockout, Midship
Swords	Lockout, Beaver Creek
Fiesta Ball	Ascension
Oddball	Lockout
Crazy King	Ascension
King	Lockout
Phantom King	Foundation

July 11, 2005:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Turf, Sanctuary, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Warlock, Ascension, Midship, Foundation
Slayer "Human"	Beaver Creek, Midship
Slayer "Human BR"	Colossus_(map)
Rifles	Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map)
Pistols	Lockout, Turf
Slayer "Covenant"	Ivory Tower
Snipers	Ascension, Burial Mounds
Oddball	Warlock, Sanctuary, Turf, Lockout
Crazy King	Warlock, Sanctuary, Turf, Ascension
Rockets	Sanctuary, Colossus_(map), Foundation, Lockout, Ivory Tower
Shotguns	Lockout, Midship
Swords	Sanctuary, Beaver Creek, Lockout
King	Foundation, Lockout

December 2, 2005:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Elongation, Gemini, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock, Ascension, Foundation
Duals	Beaver Creek, Midship
Rifles	Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Terminal
Slayer BR	Relic, Terminal, Backwash
Slayer Covenant	Ivory Tower
Snipers	Ascension, Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Relic, Terminal
Rockets	Backwash, Colossus_(map), Foundation, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Sanctuary
Crazy King	Ascension, Backwash, Gemini, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock
King	Foundation, Lockout
Oddball	Backwash, Lockout, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock

April 25, 2006:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Elongation, Gemini, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock, Beaver Creek, Midship, Ascension, Foundation
Rifles	Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Terminal
Slayer BR	Relic, Terminal
Slayer Covenant	Ivory Tower
Snipers	Ascension, Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Relic, Terminal

June 6, 2006:

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Ascension, Beaver Creek, Elongation, Foundation, Gemini, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Midship, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock
Rifles	Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Terminal
Snipers	Ascension, Burial Mounds, Colossus_(map), Relic, Terminal

August 22, 2006: (Min. Players increased to 6)

Gametype	Map
Slayer	Ascension, Beaver Creek, Elongation, Foundation, Gemini, Ivory Tower, Lockout, Midship, Sanctuary, Turf, Warlock