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Clash Royale League (CRL) 2022 Summer Qualifiers
Summer 2022 is the last change to qualify for the biggest league in Clash Royale. Here’s the scoop!
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It‘s been six months since we’ve given you an overview of the Clash Royale League (CRL) this year. Since then, four players have already qualified and received their Golden Ticket for the world finals:
There are two Golden Ticket events left for the year — Royale MSTRS and All Stars. The remaining 10 tickets will be given in the Summer Qualifiers!
Table of Contents
- Golden Ticket Tournaments
- Qualifiers
- Stage 1: 20-win Challenge (August 6-11)
- Stage 1.1 Registration (August 12-15)
- Stage 2: Ladder (August 15 to 20)
- Stage 3: Double Elimination (August 27)
- Stage 4: Swiss (September 3)
- Stage 5: Swiss (September 10)
- Last Chance Qualifier (September 11)
- World Finals
- Prize Pool
- Acknowledgement
Golden Ticket Tournaments
Originally, Supercell planned to have 8 Golden Ticket Tournaments, but this has been cut short to six. Those six tournaments were:
- Bernard Chong Cup (BCC 6)
- Queso Cup (QC 3)
- ESL Snapdragon Pro Series (ESL S1S1, S1S2)
- Masters Challenge (MC 1)
- Royale MSTRS
- All Stars (ASW)
Qualifiers
Previously known as the “6 Weeks of Clash Royale League,” the summer qualifiers are a series of events held in August and September to produce the 10 remaining tickets to the World Finals.
Stage 1: 20-win Challenge (August 6-11)
Players will be able to participate in a 20-win challenge in-game.
Stage 1.1 Registration (August 12-15)
Anyone who has completed the 20-win challenge (gotten 20 wins) will be able to register for the next stage of the event via the in-game Tournament Hub. The Tournament Hub will serve as the main destination for players to compete in future stages of the qualifier.
Stage 2: Ladder (August 15 to 20)
Through the Tournament Hub, players will be able to play up to 10 matches within a 24-hour period. As the Ladder stage runs for 6 days, you can theoretically play up to 60 battles within this stage. You will gain points when you win / loss in these matches. A live leaderboard of players will be available and will sort everyone in ranks.
The top 128 players will advance to stage 3.
Stage 3: Double Elimination (August 27)
The 128 players will play against each other in a double-elimination bracket, where players are eliminated after losing two matches.
The top 32 players remaining in the competition will advance to stage 4.
Stage 4: Swiss (September 3)
32 players will compete in 5 rounds, and players who have won at least three matches will advance to Stage 5. Player are eliminated after three losses.
The top 16 players will advance to stage 5.
Stage 5: Swiss (September 10)
16 players will compete in the same Swiss format as Stage 4. The top 8 players will receive Golden Tickets to the World Finals. The remaining 8 players will have another chance to qualify for the World Finals by playing in the Last Chance Qualifier.
Last Chance Qualifier (September 11)
Taking place immediately after Stage 5 will be the LCQ. The bottom 8 players from Stage 6 will be seeded into a Single Elimination Bracket. The top 2 players from LCQ will earn a Golden Ticket to the World Finals.
World Finals
The CRL World Finals will take place from September 23-25 in Helsinki, Finland.
Many content creators have already been invited to the finals — we will physically be there also, and we look forward to meeting many of you in person!
The Top 16 players who have won a Golden Ticket will be in Helsinki and participate in a Double Elimination Tournament, where one player will earn the ultimate title as the World Champion of CRL.
The prize pool for the World Finals will be massive — it’ll be over $1,000,000 USD! (one million dollars!)
Prize Pool
The world finals prize pool is as follows:
| Rank | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1st | $250,000 |
| 2nd | $125,000 |
| 3rd | $80,000 |
| 4th | $65,000 |
| 5th - 6th | $50,000 |
| 7th - 8th | $40,000 |
| 9th - 12th | $30,000 |
| 13th - 16th | $20,000 |
Acknowledgement
Additional information about CRL can be found on Clash Royale Esports and from the teaser video on Twitter:
Got any questions? Let us know in the comments below! We’ll update this post with FAQs as more details are made available.
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