Finnish giant Supercell has made a large—scale plan for the 2026 Brawl Stars esports season – and it looks beautiful.
The developers have planned six online seasons and three major face-to—face events that will take place from February to October, and the grand finale of the world championship will be the culmination of all this madness. The new roadmap, presented on January 26, opens the door to absolutely everyone — any player, in fact, can break into the monthly qualifiers through the familiar “Champion Challenge” right in the app. To get a slot in the qualification, you need to register 15 wins, and only three defeats are allowed — a pretty tough filter, to be honest.
According to the results of the selections, the eight strongest teams fly into the monthly finals — there they fight for real cash and rating points, which, apparently, decide the fate of tickets to the Brawl Cup, Last-Chance Qualifier and the coveted World Finals.
The schedule clearly shows that the Brawl Cup is waiting for us in May, the last chance qualification will be held in October, and the World Cup finals will close the season in November. By the way, these events will host three new locations where the esports Brawl has never landed before — it’s intriguing, really. In addition to the structure and selection rules, the roadmap also confirmed a large prize pool — 2 million US dollars were allocated for the whole year, which is approximately 1.46 million pounds.
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Season Guide: Interactive Calendar of Brawl Stars Championship Tournaments
This guide will become your bible in the world of mobile esports for the whole year 2026. While teams from all over the world are packing gadgets for the Brawl Stars Championship, where, by the way, there are crazy prize money at stake — more than $2,000,000 — we will analyze all the dates and appearances. You will definitely enjoy all the tables with game formats!
Below we will describe the structure of the Spring Split, including the Championship Challenge and monthly qualifications by region — Supercell, by the way, has already officially confirmed everything.
| Month / Event | East Asia | EMEA | South America | North America |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 30 | Championship Challenge (all regions) | Championship Challenge (all regions) | Championship Challenge (all regions) | Championship Challenge (all regions) |
| February: Monthly Finals | February 14 | February 15 | February 22 | February 23 |
| Monthly Qualifiers (qualification dates) |
Days 1–2 before Finals (exact dates on Supercell website) |
Days 1–2 before Finals (up to 4,096 teams on Day 1) |
Days 1–2 before Finals | Days 1–2 before Finals |
Stages of the 2026 season and tournament schedule
The entire competition cycle was divided into two large stages: Spring (from February to April) and Fall (from June to August), and in the middle we will have the fat Brawl Cup— the top event of the middle of the year. In the second segment of the season, points, by the way, will multiply by 1.5x, which turns the pursuit of World Finals tickets into a real massacre — only the top 12 teams will compete for the crown in November.
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Spring Split: Three monthly qualifications (February – April) — in fact, the foundation for the recruitment of early BSC Points.
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Fall Split: Three more stages of the qualifiers plus the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ), where 8 teams will compete for the last 2 slots at the World Cup.
Regions like EMEA and North America, apparently, remain in favor and take 3-4 quotas for the final of the year, while Asian teams will have to fight their way through third—party events – this is logical.
Qualification format and BSC points system
Each Monthly Qualifier is divided into two days: first, there is a tough meat grinder for relegation (single-elimination) to the Top 16, and on the second day, the Top 8 teams are already chopped in the double-elimination grid for reaching the finals. The winners get precious BSC Points — without them, you can’t get to the summer Brawl Cup or even the LAN finals in November.
Live broadcasts and awards for viewers
All the crucial games of the month and global events are traditionally played on the official Brawl Stars Esports YouTube channel – the 2025 finals with millions of views will not let you lie. Streams are available in English with regional translations; time is based on GMT — for example, finals in North America usually start at 16:00.
The February NA final is scheduled for the 23rd, with the start of the broadcast from the quarterfinals at 16:50 GMT — Tribe Gaming will dominate everyone there again. I advise you to subscribe to notifications right away — exclusive Pins and Spray are often given out for viewing, which is, in principle, a top bonus for fans.
An overview of the esports ecosystem from BLAST 2026
The Brawl Stars scene in 2026 is turning into one of the most monstrous mobile series that will rock the audience for the next 12 months. Let us remind you, by the way, that back in December 2025, Supercell agreed with the BLAST tournament operator — they are now in charge of the entire ecosystem of the game.
As last year, the competition will be held in five regions — EMEA, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and China, so everyone has a chance. After the explosive success of the 2024 World Cup, the game has finally consolidated its status as the leader of the mobile segment, largely due to the fact that in-game qualification gives any newcomer a chance to compete against the top clubs of the planet.
