Bounty Hunters and RED Canids qualified for the Brawl Stars World Finals
Bounty Hunters and RED Canids qualified directly for the Brawl Stars World Finals from South America. Their regional points placed both teams above the remaining challengers after the latest Monthly Final.
LOUD currently holds the regional route to the Last Chance Qualifier. That position offers another international opportunity but does not equal direct World Finals qualification.
Regional points decided direct qualification
Teams collected points through Monthly Qualifiers and Monthly Finals during the season. Later results carried greater pressure because fewer events remained. Bounty Hunters and RED Canids built totals that competitors could no longer pass. Direct qualification removes the extra LCQ stage from their route. Both teams move into World Finals preparation with confirmed places. Their exact opponents depend on the global draw.
The achievement belongs to the complete regional season. One Monthly Final helped confirm the standings, but earlier points remained part of the calculation. Consistency across several events created the final advantage. The updated regional table lists Bounty Hunters with 465 points. RED Canids follows with 440, while LOUD holds 331. Those totals create clear gaps between the three leading teams.
LOUD will play in the Last Chance Qualifier
LOUD did not receive one of South America’s direct World Finals places. The team instead occupies the regional position connected with the Last Chance Qualifier. That event has its own field and format. An LCQ place keeps LOUD‘s international season active. The team enters another tournament instead of the World Finals field. Advancement depends on its results at that event.
The distinction avoids confusion between three statuses. Bounty Hunters and RED Canids are confirmed for World Finals. LOUD currently owns a route to another qualifying tournament.
| Team name | Qualification result |
|---|---|
| Bounty Hunters | Qualified for the World Finals |
| RED Canids | Qualified for the World Finals |
| LOUD | Will play in the Last Chance Qualifier |
Results from every monthly event counted
Monthly competition tests teams on changing maps, modes and balance updates. A strong roster cannot rely on one repeated draft. Opponents also receive time to study earlier selections. Bounty Hunters and RED Canids collected enough points despite those changes. Their totals reflect qualification weekends and main-stage matches. Each successful month reduced the pressure on the final event.
Teams below LOUD finished outside the listed international places. Bounty Hunters led RED Canids by twenty-five points. LOUD ended another 109 points behind RED Canids.
Both qualified teams can now prepare for Tokyo
Confirmed teams know that their season continues at the main global event. They can review likely opponents from EMEA, North America and East Asia. The final list still depends on other regional events and the LCQ. Balance changes may arrive before World Finals. Teams therefore keep wider brawler pools instead of preparing one fixed set. Practice also covers the official game modes used by the tournament.
Travel and event schedules become part of the next stage. The sporting fact is already clear: two South American teams hold direct places.
Two South American teams have qualified directly
Bounty Hunters and RED Canids give the region two known names in the World Finals field.
LOUD could add another South American team through the LCQ. LOUD has not yet completed that separate qualification route. The latest Monthly Final settled the regional points race for direct qualification. It did not decide World Finals seeding or match results. Those questions belong to later competition.
The standings separate confirmed places from remaining chances. Bounty Hunters and RED Canids are through. LOUD continues toward the Last Chance Qualifier.
Direct qualification and the LCQ are different
Bounty Hunters and RED Canids enter the World Finals field directly. LOUD enters the Last Chance Qualifier route instead. The LCQ has its own matches before any team reaches the main event.
Regional points determined these positions across the season. A direct place removes one tournament from the schedule. An LCQ position preserves a chance but still requires successful qualification matches.
Two South American teams qualified directly
Bounty Hunters and RED Canids finished inside the two direct positions assigned to South America. Their places came from the regional championship route. LOUD finished in the position that sends a team to the Last Chance Qualifier instead.
The distinction changes the remaining schedule for all three teams. Bounty Hunters and RED Canids enter the World Finals field. LOUD first competes in another international event. Regional points do not carry into World Finals matches.
Teams from every region will meet in November
South America’s direct qualifiers join teams from the other regional routes. Their names enter the World Finals list before the group draw. The draw then determines opponents and match order for the global event.
