The Brawlhalla World Championship and Expo kicks off Nov. 11, where the best Brawlhalla players across the globe will meet in Atlanta to fight for their share of $50,000.
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\nThe Brawlhalla World Championship is the culmination of 21 weeks of online tournaments known as the Brawlhalla Championship Series. The BCS was a multi-format, multi-region series of tournaments that distinguished top competitors and fan favorites within Brawlhalla\u2019s ongoing online tournament scene. Over $30,000 in prize money has been awarded to Brawlhalla players since organized competition for the game began.
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\nThe Brawlhalla World Championship is a three day event with open-entry 1v1 and 2v2 World Championship Tournaments and a combined prize pool of over $50,000. In addition the event will also feature talks, mini-tournaments, prizes, swag, hang-outs, devs, cosplay, cupcakes, top players, streamers, and more.
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\nStarting earlier this year, several eSports organizations have sponsored top Brawlhalla players around the world. Professional Brawlhalla players include:
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\nTwlight of 3sUP Enterprises
\nArkosh, and Jellyfish of Absolute
\nDiakou of Eanix
\nnoeL, BloodDiamond, and LegitPunisher of Kingdom eSports
\nEphi, Lanz, and Addymestic of Reason Gaming
\nKylarAlice of Trident eSports
\nCrockie of VexX Gaming
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\n\u201cWe designed Brawlhalla to support competitive play,\u201d said Matt Woomer, creative director at Blue Mammoth. \u201cBut one day you look up and there are tournaments streaming every weekend, videos coming out of high level play, LAN tournaments, FGC tournaments, prize money, clans, and even sponsors. So we asked ourselves and the community, \u2018What can we do to support and encourage all that effort?\u2019 The Brawlhalla Championship Series and the Brawlhalla World Championship is a big part of the answer.\u201d
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\nThe Brawlhalla World Championship will be streamed live, Nov. 12-13.<\/p>\n