Supercell and ExitLag have announced the Brawl-o-ween ChampZ, a Halloween-themed tournament for Brawl Stars that will offer a total prize pool of R$ 20 thousand. The competition is scheduled to take place between October 24 and November 1, 2026, and is free for Brazilian players aged 18 or older.
This tournament is part of the ExitLag ChampZ competitive circuit and will be structured with three open qualifying phases, followed by playoffs and a grand final. Matches will be played in a 3v3 format.
In addition to cash prizes, the collaboration between the companies includes the distribution of 2 thousand free Brawl Pass codes for ExitLag subscribers. Registration for the Brawl-o-ween ChampZ started on October 19 and is restricted to Brazilian players aged 18 or older.
The event calendar schedules the three qualifying stages for October 24, 25, and 30. Playoffs are scheduled for October 31, and the grand final will be held on November 1. The elimination rounds will use the best-of-three (BO3) format, while the playoffs and final will follow the best-of-five (BO5) system.
Participants can check the rules and register through the official tournament channel. The R$ 20 thousand amount will be distributed across the qualifying stages and playoffs, following the guidelines established in the competition. Winners will also have a chance to win Gems, the in-game currency of Brawl Stars, and Brawl Pass Plus.
Complementing the tournament, the partnership between ExitLag and Supercell will provide 2 thousand free Brawl Pass codes for subscribers of the connection optimization platform. Unlike the tournament, which is exclusive to Brazilian participants, this benefit can be redeemed globally. The exact method of distributing these codes among subscribers has not yet been detailed by the organization.
The event will feature confirmed appearances from eight content creators: Sev7n, Bruno Clash, Zen Nakashima, butterzim, King Joe, Pausa Nerd, Tio Gus, and Star Shimas. There is also a planned special Halloween broadcast for October 29, which may include activations and reward distribution, although this is still subject to confirmation.
This edition marks the second time ChampZ has been held in partnership with Supercell in 2026; the first edition was dedicated to Clash Royale. According to data provided by ExitLag, the previous tournament reached over 8 thousand registrations, generated 1.4 million views on event-related content, and accumulated over 10 thousand hours watched. The new version aims to increase the participation of the Brawl Stars community in organized competitions, giving players the opportunity to experience the competitive scene.