The Esports World Cup is a competition taking place over nearly two months in Saudi Arabia (from July 8 to August 24), where players and organizations from around the world compete across nearly 25 different games. In addition to the prize pools for each tournament, partner clubs also face off against each other to determine a Club Champion.

The Esports World Cup club ranking is based on a cumulative points system. The goal is to reward the most consistently successful club across all titles. The club at the top of the standings at the end is crowned the best esports organization of the tournament, succeeding Team Falcons, the 2024 champions.

To join the Club Championship, a club must finish top 8 in at least two tournaments. To win it, the club must also secure first place in at least one. Otherwise, the title goes to the top-scoring eligible club. With $27,000,000 up for grabs for the 24 most successful clubs, all will have their eye on the grand prize of $7,000,000.

Club Championship Standings

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#4 — Apex Legends

The Apex Legends ALGS 2025 Midseason Playoffs were held at the Esports World Cup in Riyadh from July 10 to 13. 40 teams competed in this fast-paced FPS battle royale for a $2,000,000 prize pool.

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#3 — VALORANT

VALORANT was one of the headline events at the Esports World Cup 2025, held in Riyadh from July 8 to 13. Sixteen of the world’s best teams competed in the popular tactical FPS from Riot Games for a $1,250,000 prize pool.

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#2 — Fatal Fury

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves was featured at the Esports World Cup 2025 in Riyadh from July 10 to 12. Sixteen top players battled it out in this fighting game for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

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#1 — Rennsport

Rennsport R1 2025 Spring was held in Riyadh from July 8 to 11 as part of the Esports World Cup 2025. The tournament featured 9 top teams competing in Rennsport, a realistic sim racing game, for a $500,000 prize pool.