The Brawl Stars Championship 2025 has been revealed featuring an expanded format and more regions. If you’re wondering about all the information on the Brawl Stars Championship 2025, here’s everything you need to know.
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Brawl Stars Championship 2025: 6 Seasons, New Regions, & More
To start, the Brawl Stars Championship 2025 will feature six competitive seasons, up from five in 2024. This means more tournaments for players around the world, ensuring more Brawl Stars esports action throughout the year.
Secondly, all the monthly finals will now be broadcast on a single livestream. With so many regions and matches, Supercell has previously utilized a B stream to broadcast some matches. This approach was confusing for fans and took some of the esports action away from viewers. Now, there will only be one livestream running.
The biggest change comes to the Asia-Pacific region. In 2024, this region was combined into one larger grouping, which drew backlash from fans. Now, it has been divided again into the following subregions:
- East Asia (Tokyo Server)
- Southeast Asia (Singapore Server)
- South Asia (Mumbai Server)
While the overall format has been expanded, the prize pool remains at $2 million. It’s unclear how much of this will be crowdfunded, as Supercell did for the 2024 World Finals.
Other changes include a revamped monthly qualifier format, no random seeding, and double points in the second split. It appears that Supercell intends to divide the six seasons into two splits.
The developer has also promised continued rewards for esports viewers. The complete Brawl Stars 2025 Esports Roadmap will be announced later in 2025.
HMBLE emerged victorious in the 2024 Brawl Stars Championship after a dominant performance in the World Finals, held in Helsinki as part of SuperFest 2024. This event marked the first time that the three Supercell games—Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, and Clash Royale—held their finals together.