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Esports Report

Standings, results, and analysis for the Clash of Clans World Championship 2026 — researched from public sources and cross-checked against the live CoC API where we could verify a team's clan tag. Not affiliated with Supercell or the tournament organizers.

Right now

July's ladder phase (July 1–6) has concluded; the July Monthly Qualifier bracket runs July 11–12, with the Monthly Final on July 25–26.

Source: Liquipedia — Clash of Clans World Championship/2026/Schedule

Season prize pool
$1.0M
Ladder entrants
512
Bracket size
128
Finals seeds
8

Format

Each month (June, July, August, September) runs its own ladder → bracket → finals cycle: 512 teams play a ladder to seed into a top-128 double-elimination bracket, and the top 8 advance to a seeded finals. Points accumulate across all four months plus the China Regional and Last Chance Qualifier toward qualification for the Worlds Finals.

PlacementPoints
1st100
2nd80
3rd65
4th50
5th–6th40
7th–8th30

Season standings

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June Qualifier recap

June 27–28, 2026

512 teams entered the June ladder, playing up to 30 matches each to seed into a top-128 double-elimination bracket. The top 8 advanced to a seeded finals bracket on June 27–28.

ZOOS Esports won the Grand Final against Repotted Gaming 13–12, then held on through a bracket reset that finished 13–13, taking the Golden Ticket to the World Finals along with $20,000 and 100 ranking points.

Repotted Gaming took 2nd ($10,000), MG Esports 3rd ($6,000), and CB7 Esports 4th ($5,000), out of a $55,000 qualifier prize pool.

Source: Liquipedia — Clash of Clans World Championship/2026/June

Meta signal

We don't have access to individual teams' in-tournament army compositions, so instead of guessing, here's something real: Town Hall distribution among the current global top of the ladder, pulled live from the CoC API.

See the live breakdown →