Clash Royale League 2026 World Finals: Dates, players, prize pool, and format

The Clash Royale League (CRL) 2026 World Finals will take place from November 6 to 8, 2026, in Shanghai, China. A total of 16 players from around the world will face off in this prestigious event for a huge prize pool of $560,000. The event features five players from the monthly finals, seven players from the CRL Points Leaderboard, two players from the LCQ, and two players from China.

The Clash Royale League 2026 World Finals will be played in a double elimination bracket. The Upper Bracket Final, Lower Bracket Final, and Grand Final will be held in best-of-five (BO5). The remaining matches of the event will be played in Bo3. Many well-known names, such as Mohamed Light, Mugi, and Pedro, will be seen in the ninth edition of the CRL World Finals.

Qualified players for Clash Royale League 2026 World Finals

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Here are the names of the 16 players:

Mohamed Light (Egypt)

Pedro (Brazil)

SandBox (South Korea)

Clown (South Korea)

Mugi (Japan)

Sub (Brazil)

Adriel (Dominican Republic)

Ryley (Canada)

Vitor 75 (Portugal)

Guriko (Japan)

Morten (Germany)

Viiper (France)

Woo (South Korea)

JorZ (Spain)

Hermit (China)

Midnight (China)

Prize pool distribution

The champion of the CRL 2026 World Finals will be awarded a cash prize of $200,000. The second, third, and fourth-ranked teams will get $90,000, $50,000, and $30,000, respectively. Here is the prize pool distribution:

1st place - $200,000

2nd place - $90,000

3rd place - $50,000

4th place - $30,000

5th place - $25,000

6th place - $25,000

7th place - $20,000

8th place - $20,000

9th place - $15,000

10th place - $15,000

11th place - $15,000

12th place - $15,000

13th place - $10,000

14th place - $10,000

15th place - $10,000

16th place - $10,000

Mohamed Light from Egypt was the Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals winner after defeating Brazil’s Sub in the finale. He has been performing brilliantly in this scene for a long time. The veteran player has won three world championship titles. The 22-year-old star will be one of the top contenders for the title this year as well.

Mugi from Japan had an average run in the Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals. The renowned player won the world championship titles in 2021 and 2023, and will look to win another title this year.

Brazilian players Pedro and Sub have been playing well for a long time, but they have yet to win a world championship title. These experienced stars will be some of the top players to watch out for in the upcoming Clash Royale event.

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