Let's take a look into the basic tournament details, along with instructions on how to participate. All information below is based and found on the official website.
Tournament stages
8 seasons aligned. Each season will last a month and consists of a World Championship (CC) challenge, a monthly qualifier (MQ) per region and a monthly final (MF) per region. After the last season, the World Finals (WF) begin.
The tournament starts on February 20. Read on for more details on the tournament timeline below.
The challenges of the championship and how to join the event.
The Championship Challenges are a global in-game event. Players have two (2) days to win fifteen (15) games before losing three (3) to qualify for the monthly qualifiers. Visit the “New Events” tab in the app to participate in the challenge. Only matches played within the framework of the event count towards the qualification requirements for MFs.
All Challenge Championship matches will be best by one playing in 5 of the following game modes: Premium, Brawl ball, Gem grab, Robbery, Head office, and, our most recent addition, Hot zone.
Tournament calendar
Monthly Qualifications
Qualified players will receive a notification to register for the respective month's MQ and please note that each region will be holding their own monthly qualifiers.
The MQ will be played over two (2) days. The teams face off in Switzerland the weekend after the CC. All matches are played best of three (Bo3) with Bo3 games. Due to the lack of elimination in the Swiss-style bracket, teams are encouraged to continue playing even if they are not vying for an MF slot as each win accumulates points on a WF slot.
You must have a team of three (3) or four (4) players to be allowed to compete in the MQ. The top eight (8) QM teams from each region will move on to MF.
Each region will start its MQ one week after the end of the previous CC.
Monthly Finals
Each region will have its own MF. Teams will compete against each other in the single elimination bracket. The quarter-finals will be played in a best-of-three set (Bo3) with a Bo3 game format. The semi-finals and grand finals will be played in a best-of-five (Bo5) set with a Bo3 game format. Teams will have a minimum of six (6) games and a maximum potential of fifteen (15) games.
The top eight (8) ranked MQ teams from each region will qualify to compete in their respective region's MFs.
MFs are played the following month each season. The specific dates for MFs will be different for each region and the time zone will be available in the rule set.
World Finals
The World Final consists of sixteen (16) teams from seven (7) regions. It should take place in person in November. The tournament schedule will be announced at a later date.
The teams that have earned the most points throughout the tournament year relative to their region will qualify based on the spots allocated to their region. Spot allocations vary depending on the density of players in each region.
Regions and allocated locations
The Monthly Qualifiers (MQ) and Monthly Finals (MF) will be divided into seven (7) regions. This year we have added two (2) regions: EECA and SESA & ANZ - Welcome! Players will compete exclusively in their corresponding regions during MQs and MFs. All players must reside in the region in which they are participating for at least three (3) months prior to the start of the tournament.
Eligible regions and countries
Distribution and distribution of points
To qualify for WF, teams will earn points by participating in MQs and MFs in their region. These points will accumulate over the eight (8) seasons. Another reminder that the points accumulated during the eight (8) seasons count towards the WF placement.
Monthly distribution of qualification points:
Rewards
Over 600 000 USD is up for grabs in the monthly finals. Teams qualified for MFs will receive prizes based on their final ranking and region.
BSC 2021 WF will have a minimum prize pool of 500 000 $ with the possibility of increasing this through in-game offers. Further details will be communicated in the second half of 2.
FAQ
There you have, every piece of information the Brawl stars the team shared with their community. They also ran a small Q&A segment, so feel free to search for it on their website. Things like age restriction and more can be found in there. Make sure to prepare your team accordingly, as this year's championship looks to be tough, with competitors from all over the world!
