
Brawl Stars World Finals 2024: Teams, Prize Pool, Format, & More
The Brawl Stars World Finals 2024 is set to take place from Nov. 1 to 3, 2024 at the Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Center. The top 12 teams from around the world are set to battle it out for a share of the $1 million prize pool and the title of the world champions.
The World Finals is the last stage in the Brawl Stars Championship, which features many different regions featuring monthly esports tournaments. From here, the top teams have qualified for the penultimate event. From 2024 onwards, Supercell has partnered with ESL to produce the championship as a part of the Snapdragon Pro Series. Here’s everything you need to know about the Brawl Stars World Finals 2024.
Who are the teams competing in the Brawl Stars World Finals 2024?
Teams had two ways to qualify for the world finals. The first was through the regional Brawl Stars Championship tournaments or the LCQ. The teams are as follows:
- Elevate
- Pioneers
- SpaceStation Gaming
- Crazy Raccoon
- Rival Esports
- HMBLE
- Zeta Division
- SK Gaming
- Eternal Fire
- Totem Esports
- Luminosity Esports
- FUT Esports
There are a lot of storylines coming into this tournament, but the main one involves the performance of Zeta Division. The team was assembled in early 2023, and after a dominant performance throughout the year, they were able to become the world champions. This time, they have again qualified for the Brawl Stars World Finals 2024, albeit as the second seed from EMEA, but they are still one of the favorites.
What is the format of the tournament?
The Brawl Stars World Finals 2024 will be split into the Group Stage and the Playoffs.
- Group Stage: In the group stage, the teams will be divided into four groups of three teams each, where they will compete in a single-round-robin format. Each match will consist of two game modes, with each mode being the best of three games. The top two teams from each group will advance to the Playoffs.
- Playoffs: In the Playoffs, the teams will compete in a single-elimination bracket to crown the champion. Every match will feature five game modes, with each mode being the best of three games.
Where to watch the Brawl Stars World Finals 2024?
You can tune into all the action live on the Brawl Stars esports YouTube channel in multiple languages.
Prize Pool Split
For the first time in the Brawl Stars World Finals’ history, the tournament prize pool was completely crowdfunded through an in-game bundle. The Fang Skin Bundle was released in late September and the first $1 million completely went into supporting the prize pool. The figure was achieved in just three days. The split is as follows:
- First place: $400,000
- Second place: $200,000
- Third and fourth place: $80,000 each
- Fifth to Eighth place: $40,000 each
- Ninth to 12th place: $20,000 each
The pinnacle of Brawl Stars esports is here as the globe’s top teams head over to the Brawl Stars World Finals 2023 to crown a world champion. This time the tournament will feature a base prize pool of $750,000, a significant increase from last year. This sum can further be increased through in-game contributions by purchasing certain themed items. It will take place from Nov. 24 to 26.
Twelve teams, down from 16 in 2022, will be competing in the 2023 World Finals. The tournament is set to happen at the Dreamhack Winter in the Elmia Exhibition and Convention Center, Jönköping, Sweden. A big change in the tournament this year was the addition of the Last Chance Qualifier, which took place in Poland on Oct. 7 and 8. Sixteen teams competed in the competition for four Golden Tickets to the 2023 World Finals.

Image Credits: Supercell
Here’s everything you need to know about the Brawl Stars World Finals 2023.
Teams
The 12 teams who directly qualified for the tournament through the regional qualifiers are as follows:
- Tribe Gaming (North America East)
- Luminosity Gaming (North America West)
- Nouns Esports (South America East)
- Zeta Division (EMEA)
- Totem Esports (EMEA)
- FUT Esports (EMEA)
- Crazy Racoon (East Asia)
- BC Gaming (China)
The four teams from the LCQ, on the other hand, are as follows:
- SK Gaming (EMEA)
- STMN Esports (NA West)
- Revenant Esports (India)
- NAVI (EMEA)
Zeta Division will have a chance to defend their title in the World Finals 2023. However, the org’s team last year comprised of players from the East Asia region, which disbanded earlier in early 2023. The team is now competing from EMEA with an all-Polish roster.
Tensai is the only player from the world championship-winning roster of Zeta Division Zero last year who will be competing in the 2023 Brawl Stars World Finals. The player is one of the most decorated players in the game and is a back-to-back world champion. He will be looking to become a three-time World Finals winner in Sweden.

Image Credits: Supercell
Format and Stream
The tournament will feature a Group Stage and the Playoffs.
Group Stage: The Group Stage will happen on Nov. 24 and 25 with the 12 teams competing for the eight spots in the Playoffs. The teams will be evenly split into four groups with the top two from each making it to the Playoffs.
Playoffs: The Playoffs will take place on Sept. 26. It will feature a single-elimination bracket as the eight teams face off to crown a world champion.
The tournament will be live-streamed on the official Brawl Stars YouTube and Twitch channels. The tournament will also be open to a live audience. Anyone attending the Dreamhack Winter can also catch all the action of the Brawl Stars World Finals. Tickets can be purchased on the Dreamhack website.
The Brawl Stars World Finals 2022 is set to take place from Nov. 25 to 27 with 16 of the best teams competing. Besides the prize pool of more than $500,000, the teams will be competing for the title of the 2022 world champions.
Sixteen teams have qualified for the 2022 World Finals through seven monthly seasons parts of the Brawl Stars 2022 Pro Circuit. These monthly seasons took place across six regions globally with each season granting qualification points. The teams with the most qualification points from each region have qualified.
Brawl Stars World Finals 2022 Format & Teams
The tournament will have a simple format consisting of a single-elimination bracket. Each will be the best-of-five sets with each set being the best-of-three games. The grand finals is an exception as it will consist of a best-of-seven set.
Fifteen teams have qualified through the six regions in the Brawl Stars Championship 2022. Besides this, one more team representing China will be attending as well.
- Tribe Gaming EU (EMEA)
- Reply Totem (EMEA)
- SK Gaming (EMEA)
- Team Queso (EMEA)
- Natus Vincere (EMEA)
- Chasmac Gaming EU (EMEA)
- Tribe Gaming (North America and LATAM North)
- Vatra Gaming (North America and LATAM North)
- STMN Esports (North America and LATAM North)
- AC Milan QLASH (LATAM South)
- Chasmac Gaming BR (LATAM South)
- ZEST Latam (LATAM South)
- ZETA DIVISION ONE (East Asia)
- ZETA DIVISION ZERO (East Asia)
- Stalwart Esports (SESA and ANZ)
- Nova Esports (China)
Venue and Tickets
The Brawl Stars World Finals 2022 is set to be a spectacle never seen before in the game’s competitive history. Supercell is is set to host the event at Disneyland in Paris, France. The event is also set to be a special one as it will be the first World Finals in two years which will feature a live audience. The past two years’ World Finals were played without fans at the venue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tickets to the event are currently live (here) and cost 25€ each.
Last year's event recap: Brawl Stars World Finals 2021
Supercell introduced fan contribution to increase Brawl Stars World Finals prize pool to $1 million
Just like last year, Supercell is allowing crowdfunding to the prize pool. The Finnish developer is contributing $500,000 to the prize pool. Fans will be able to increase this to $1 million by purchasing World Finals-themed items. These will be live in the game from Nov. 4 to 6. Here’s how to download Brawl Stars and contribute.
Watch the Brawl Stars World Finals 2022 Live:
You can tune into the Brawl Stars World Finals in multiple languages on the official Twitch and YouTube channels.
The schedule for the event is as follows: (Matches start at 12PM GMT each day)
- Nov. 25: Round of 16 part one
- Nov. 26: Round of 16 part two
- Nov. 27: Quarterfinals, semifinals, and the grand final