What format should I use for a Brawl Stars tournament?

Most common: 3v3 single or double elimination, BO3 (BO5 in finals). For a quick evening, 8–16 teams in BO1/BO3 fit in 2–3 hours.

8–16 teams of 3 is the sweet spot. Larger fields need groups or multi-session brackets. Clutch supports team registration with limited spots.

How do online matches work?

Captains create a private/friendly room in Brawl Stars, play the series, then report the score on Clutch. The opponent confirms, the bracket advances and the next teams get notified.

Can I run a paid Brawl Stars event?

Yes. Set entry fees and prizes, then explain how players can pay you. You collect entry fees and pay prizes directly. An Event Pass at €19 or Pro at €49/month lets you publish a paid-entry tournament.

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Browse upcoming and ongoing community Brawl Stars tournaments published on Clutch, online or in person. Check the date, time zone, format and entry requirements on each event page before registering.

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The Brawl Stars competitive scene

Brawl Stars is a free-to-play 3v3 arena with short matches and a very active community scene. Most amateur tournaments run 3v3 brackets in a single evening.

On Clutch you can spin up a Brawl Stars tournament in minutes: 3-player teams, single or double elimination BO3, online registration, check-in and a live bracket. Matches are played in private rooms in-game; scores are reported on Clutch.

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Frequently asked questions — Brawl Stars tournaments

01What format should I use for a Brawl Stars tournament?: Most common: 3v3 single or double elimination, BO3 (BO5 in finals). For a quick evening, 8–16 teams in BO1/BO3 fit in 2–3 hours.
02How many teams?: 8–16 teams of 3 is the sweet spot. Larger fields need groups or multi-session brackets. Clutch supports team registration with limited spots.
03How do online matches work?: Captains create a private/friendly room in Brawl Stars, play the series, then report the score on Clutch. The opponent confirms, the bracket advances and the next teams get notified.
04Can I run a paid Brawl Stars event?: Yes. Set entry fees and prizes, then explain how players can pay you. You collect entry fees and pay prizes directly. An Event Pass at €19 or Pro at €49/month lets you publish a paid-entry tournament.