The Brawl Stars Monthly Finals of August 2026 are here, officially wrapping up the Split 2 qualification series. This is the last regional stop before teams either pack their bags for the World Finals or start grinding for the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ). For the pros, the stakes couldn't be higher. For the rest of us, it’s a great excuse to watch high-level matches and snag some free drops.
Running across two weekends (August 8-9 and 15-16), the competitive Brawl Stars landscape has rarely been this tense. Let's recap the standings across the major regions, see who’s already punched their ticket to Tokyo, and go over how you can earn this month’s viewership rewards.
As confirmed by the official Brawl Stars Esports site, the Monthly Finals come with free drops if you follow the action live. Since this event continues the Split 2 reward track, the point count kicks off at 3,100. If you’ve been predicting matches since June and July, you’re already well on your way.

To grab the loot, log in to the official event site with your Supercell ID, lock in your predictions before the streams start, and watch live. This month’s reward track includes multiple Drops, a Pin, a Spray, and a brand-new Profile Icon.
Over in East Asia, the brackets delivered top-tier entertainment. Crazy Raccoon managed to take down ZETA DIVISION to claim the regional title, though both squads were already locked in for the World Finals. The real suspense came from SKCalalas EA. Despite dropping out in the quarterfinals, they secured 3rd place overall on the leaderboard and clinched an LCQ spot after their direct rivals failed to capitalize.

The EMEA region entered August with a huge advantage. Because HMBLE won the Brawl Cup, EMEA was granted extra World Finals spots. While FUT Esports and HMBLE sit comfortably at the top, the mid-table is an absolute warzone. Teams like NAVI, Team Heretics, and NOVO Esports are all fighting tooth and nail to land in the top 4 or at least secure an LCQ ticket.
Down in South America, Bounty Hunters and RED Canids have already secured their World Finals spots, leaving the rest of the region fighting for scraps. The real battle right now is for the LCQ spot, with LOUD, Olimpo Squad, and SKCalalas SA going head-to-head.
Meanwhile, in North America, the race for the #1 spot is a tight contest between Team Elektros and Tribe Gaming. As they battle for dominance, teams like KDS Esports and Vatic Esports are busy trying to keep their LCQ dreams alive in the lower brackets.
August was essentially a warm-up for the chaotic end of the competitive year. The Last Chance Qualifier will take place offline in Guangzhou, China, on October 17-18.
Once the dust settles, the main event—the Brawl Stars World Finals 2026—will head to Tokyo, Japan, running from November 20 to November 22. It’s being hyped up as the biggest event in the game’s history, and based on the comps we saw this month, the Tokyo meta is going to be wild.
Stay tuned to olagg.io for more Brawl Stars esports coverage and upcoming reward guides as we get closer to the World Finals.
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