Clash of Clans World Championship 2023 — final eight set to fight it out for $1M

Clash of Clans World Championship 2023 — final eight set to fight it out for $1M

Oct 18, 2023 5 min read

The Clash of Clans World Championship 2023 will be held at the Messukeskus in Helsinki, Finland, from November 24 to 26. Eight teams will battle it out in a double elimination format for a prize purse of $1M at the discipline's biggest event of the year, with all the matches being best of one, apart from the best of three Grand Final.

After the conclusion of the Championship Qualifiers over five weeks of fierce competition, all the participants have been decided, with four teams joining four already-qualified sides as World Championship Finalists. In terms of regions, Europe will have four representatives, Asia three, and South America one, while Germany is the only nation to provide two rosters of its own.

Qualified teams for the Clash of Clans World Championship 2023

 Tribe Gaming
 Clash Champs
 STRUT esports
 Sup B.L.T.X
 Natus Vincere
 VN eSporting
 Early Attax
 Repotted Gaming

What happened at the Championship Qualifiers?

This tournament was held over five stages, with 128 from across the globe competing for the four remaining slots at the World Championship Finals stage. With Natus Vincere, Tribe Gaming, Sup B.L.T.X, and Repotted Gaming having already sealed their berths at the main event, four more organizations joined them after going through a grueling qualification phase to complete the lineup.

After proving their consistency through four demanding weeks of competition, eight Clash of Clans sides had to be on top of their game one last time in Stage 5 to punch their golden ticket. The double-elimination bracket meant they had to compete until only four teams remained or participants got knocked out after two losses. In the end, STRUT, Early Attax, Clash Champs, and VN eSporting were the last names standing, assuring themselves of participation at the season finale.

This phase had casters like Maxi, JudoSloth, Woody, iTzu, and CarbonFin, making it an enjoyable experience for fans. Casting was also done in 12 other languages, and all this helped this competition register 116K Hours Watched20K Peak Viewers, and 13K Average Viewers over nine hours of airtime, record numbers among the five qualification stages held this year.

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How to watch the Clash of Clans World Championship 2023

The Clash Fest is an event where fans, pundits, and followers can catch the action of the Clash of Clans World Championship Finals and the Clash Royale World Finals in person in one place using A single ticket. Those interested in purchasing the same can go to this link and complete the transaction.

For the information of those looking to catch the matches from the comforts of their homes, the Clash of Clans mega competition can be viewed on the official handles across these platforms:

Moreover, many prominent content creation names in the discipline will be community casting it from the comforts of their rooms. Casters, too, will be in on the live-action, and the list of names will be revealed by the organizers down the road. Hence, fans would do well to follow the game's social media handles for various updates and news.

What happened at the Clash of Clans World Championship 2022?

Last year's iteration, which emanated from the same venue, ran from September 23 to 25 and signaled a welcome return to form for the series. On the back of two straight years of finishing second, it was third time lucky for QW Stephanie, which sneaked past Tribe Gaming in a closely-fought grand final to clinch the title and pocket $300K.

On the back of numbers like 465K Hours Watched and 65K Peak Viewers, it became the most-watched Clash of Clans World Championship ever. Most importantly, the tournament saw a massive viewership improvement compared to 2021, more than doubling the watch time and coming very close to doubling its PV and AV numbers.

It was a great sign for Clash of Clans esports that indicated an increasing number of viewers worldwide developing an interest in the game. It also proved that mobile games continue to attract thousands of fans and aren't showing any signs of slowing down. It now remains to be seen how this year's edition performs, and if it can new viewership milestones by entertaining fans from all corners of the globe.

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