The
Esports World Cup is a multi-title competition held from July 2 to August 23 in Paris, France, bringing together the world's top players and organizations across more than 20 esports titles. Alongside each game's standalone tournament and prize pool, participating organizations compete in the Club Championship, an overall ranking designed to crown the most successful club of the event.
The Club Championship is determined through a cumulative points system, with points awarded only for top-eight finishes in each tournament. Each organization can score points from only its highest-placing roster in a given title, even if it fields multiple entries.
Club Championship format
To be eligible for the Club Championship standings and prize pool, a club must record at least two top-eight finishes across
different tournaments. To win the title, however, it must also claim at least one tournament victory. If multiple clubs finish level on points for first place, ties are broken first by the number of tournament wins, then second-place finishes, and so on, before head-to-head results if necessary.
The points awarded vary depending on the title. Most tournaments reward the winner with 1,000 points, followed by 750, 500, 300, and 200 points for fifth through eighth place. Battle royale titles instead award points to every top-eight finish on a descending scale of 1,000, 750, 500, 300, 200, 150, 100, and 50, while Teamfight Tactics uses a separate format, awarding 200 points to both fifth and sixth place and 100 points to both seventh and eighth.
A total of $27 million will be distributed among the top 24 clubs in the Club Championship, with $7 million awarded to the overall champion. The 2026 edition is the first Esports World Cup to be held outside Saudi Arabia after being
relocated to Paris, France.
EWC 2026 Club Championship standings
| RANKING | TEAM | TOTAL POINTS | POINTS RECAP |
|---|
| #1 | 100 Thieves | 1000 | VALORANT (1000) |
| #1 | Natus Vincere | 1000 | FF: CotW (1000) |
| #1 | UNLIMIT | 1000 | Apex Legends (1000) |
| #4 | NRG | 750 | VALORANT (750) |
| #4 | Team Vision | 750 | Apex Legends (750) |
| #4 | Virtus.Pro | 750 | FF: CotW (750) |
| #7 | Nongshim RedForce | 500 | VALORANT (500) |
| #7 | Saishunkan Sol Kumamoto | 500 | FF: CotW (500) |
| #7 | Sentinels | 500 | Apex Legends (500) |
| #10 | Team Vitality | 400 | VALORANT (200), FF: CotW (200) |
VALORANT EWC 2026 Results
VALORANT was one of the headline events at the Esports World Cup 2026, held in Paris from July 2 to 12. Sixteen of the world’s best teams competed in the popular tactical FPS from Riot Games for a $2,000,000 prize pool.
- 1st: 100 Thieves (1000 points)
- 2nd: NRG (750 points)
- 3rd: Nongshiom RedForce (500 points)
- 4th: BBL Esports (300 points)
- 5th-8th: MIBR.LOS / Team Vitality / Team Heretics / Gentle Mates (200 points)
Apex Legends EWC 2026 Results
The Apex Legends ALGS 2026 Split 1 Playoffs were held at the Esports World Cup in Paris from July 7 to 11. 40 teams competed in this fast-paced FPS battle royale for a $2,000,000 prize pool.
- 1st: UNLIMIT (1000 points)
- 2nd: Team Vision (750 points)
- 3rd: Sentinels (500 points)
- 4th: ZEDI ESPORTS (300 points)
- 5th: ZETA DIVISION (200 points)
- 6th: All Gamers Global (150 points)
- 7th: Wolves Esports (100 points)
- 8th: Team Falcons (50 points)
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves EWC 2026 Results
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves was featured at the Esports World Cup 2026 in Riyadh from July 7 to 10. Thirty-two top players battled it out in this fighting game for a $1,000,000 prize pool.
- 1st: Luis Guadalupe "DarkAngel" Castillo Gomez - Natus Vincere (1000 points)
- 2nd: Kenta "mi2ha4" Ichihara - Virtus.Pro (750 points)
- 3rd: Naoki "Nemo" Nemoto - Saishunkan Sol Kumamoto (500 points)
- 4th: "Laggia" - Reject (300 points)
- 5th-8th: Tseng "ZJZ" Chia-chen - T1 / Zheng "NaiWang" Yuqing - Weibo Gaming / Reynald Tacsuan - Elite Esports / Konstantinos "K-TOP" Lamprou - Team Vitality (200 points)