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Brawl Cup Berlin: How the Tournament Format Worked and What Happened to Predictions

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Brawl Cup Berlin took place from May 15 to 17, 2026. Twelve teams were split into four groups of three before the playoffs, where the top two teams from each group advanced. The event is over: predictions are no longer active, and no rewards should be considered claimable for this edition.

Brawl Cup Berlin status: event over.

Maintenance: no specific maintenance has been announced. The portal may no longer display predictions or actions related to this edition.

The tournament structure at a glance

  • Brawl Cup Berlin took place from May 15 to 17, 2026.
  • The tournament featured 12 teams split into four groups of three.
  • The top two teams from each group advanced to the playoffs.
  • Matches used a Bo5xBo3 format.
  • Predictions were available through the official Championship portal when Supercell enabled them.

Predictions ran through the official portal

Supercell hosted competition coverage through its official Championship portal. Players could watch matches there and make predictions during the scheduled period. These actions were not part of a permanent mode in the usual Brawl Stars battle menu.

Official artwork for Brawl Cup Berlin in Brawl Stars
Official artwork for Brawl Cup Berlin, an edition that has now ended.

To check a future campaign, first consult the official Brawl Cup announcement, then open the official Brawl Stars Championship portal. The event name, dates and displayed rules must match. If no upcoming Brawl Cup match appears, reinstalling the game or linking an additional account will not reopen a completed campaign.

Official visual identifying the Berlin edition of Brawl Cup
The official visual helps distinguish the Berlin edition from a new competition.

How teams reached the playoffs

Each group used a single round-robin: teams played each of the other two once. The top two teams from each group then moved into an eight-team playoff bracket.

StageFormatImpact on predictions
GroupsTwo opponents per teamOne loss was not enough to eliminate a team.
QualificationThe top two advanceConsistency across several series mattered.
PlayoffsSingle-elimination bracketOne poor series immediately ended a run.
Bo5xBo3Up to five sets, each best-of-threeAdapting to maps and drafts became decisive.

Groups allowed recovery, playoffs did not

Brawl Cup Berlin was not decided by a ranking based on one matchup. Compared with a standalone match, the round-robin group stage gave teams more room to recover, while single elimination sharply reduced the margin for error in the playoffs. The comparison remains limited because detailed results are not available for a precise assessment of competitive development.

A prediction therefore required more than choosing the best-known name. It meant considering the full group, the two opponents and a team's ability to sustain a long series. Our assessment is that the format helped distinguish consistency from a one-off standout performance, but the available information does not support a more detailed conclusion about the teams themselves.

What to check before a future prediction campaign

Before a future campaign opens, note each team's group, its opponents and the times listed on the portal. Also check the connected Supercell account: the prediction window may close before a match begins.

  • Start by choosing the likely qualifiers from each group.
  • Review results from full series rather than a single highlight.
  • Check the time and date displayed on the portal.
  • Do not assign a specific reward without an official rule.

For Berlin, Supercell stated that predictions could offer rewards, without specifying the item involved or a late-claim procedure in the announcement. Venue details applied only to this edition: Uber Eats Musical Hall, Uber Platz 2, 10243 Berlin, tickets announced as sold out, doors opening at noon and USK 12 entry conditions.

Official Brawl Cup Berlin artwork and dates
The dates and edition identity must be checked before making any prediction.

Do not confuse replays with an active campaign

There is no permanent Brawl Cup button on the battle screen, and a replay does not indicate an active reward campaign. To follow upcoming announcements, visit the official Brawl Stars page, JEU.VIDEO's latest news, its esports section and its practical articles.

Brawl Stars artwork for the Brawl Cup competition in Berlin
The Berlin campaign is now part of the past calendar.

Frequently asked questions

Is Brawl Cup Berlin still active?

No. The edition was scheduled from May 15 to 17, 2026.

Where could players make predictions?

On the official Brawl Stars Championship portal, when Supercell enabled the relevant campaign.

How many teams reached the playoffs?

Eight teams: the top two from each of the four groups.

What does Bo5xBo3 mean?

A match could include up to five sets, with each set played as a best-of-three.

Can Berlin rewards still be claimed?

The official announcement does not describe a late-claim procedure. This action should therefore not be considered available.

Future editions will show whether the format returns

Future communications will reveal whether Supercell uses this structure again, including a round-robin stage before the playoffs, and which rules it attaches to predictions.

They will also clarify how much room for recovery teams receive and whether a late-claim procedure for rewards is announced.

Verified sources

The key information can be verified in the following official resources:

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