Supercell announced the first outline for Brawl Esports 2027 on 2026-08-24. The circuit will be divided into two levels: Top Level and Challengers.
At the Top Level, the season will feature two 12-week splits. Split 1 will lead to the Brawl Cup, described as a three-day international LAN event. Split 2 will lead to the World Finals. Supercell has not yet announced the precise competition dates. Read Supercell's official announcement. The latest video game news is also available in our dedicated section.
Two splits will shape the Top Level season
The first 12-week split will open the Top Level schedule before the Brawl Cup. A second 12-week split will follow and culminate in the World Finals.
The Split 2 Challengers Finals will decide promotions and relegations. They will also determine which teams begin 2028 at the Top Level, giving the competition a defined route between the two levels.
Challengers will span 12 regions
The Challengers level will cover 12 regions. Once the initial 2027 seeding is complete, it will become the only path to the Top Level. Promotions and relegations will therefore be settled through the Challengers Finals.
The structure is clear enough to establish the season’s broad rhythm, but Supercell says its plans for 2027 are still in development. Future updates can be followed in the esports section and among the gaming articles. The official reference remains original publication on BSC 2027.
Further coverage of the topic is available in our article on Iceblade Sorcerer season 2: the Japanese release date is set and our article on the World of Warships roadmap: the 15.7 weekend and the test.
Source
supercell.com: official Supercell source published on 2026-08-24. It presents the two levels, the two 12-week splits, the Brawl Cup, the World Finals and the path to the Top Level.
