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SK Gaming and Spacestation win regional Brawl Stars Championship April finals

The teams have edged closer to securing a spot in the World Finals.
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The April monthly finals for the Brawl Stars Championship 2020 took place today for Europe, North America, LATAM North, and LATAM South.

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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the finals were held online and several changes had been made to the format. While Europe had a separate final, the best team from LATAM South faced up against the best team from NA and LATAM North for a share of the prize pool and qualification points to the World Finals later this year.

Related: Brawl Stars Championship 2020 format changed due to coronavirus

Europe

The top three teams from the region played a best-of-five series with each series being the best-of-five matches in a group format.

Codemagic Black took down Codemagic Purple, 3-2, in the first match. SK Gaming won both their games against Codemagic Black and Codemagic Purple with a dominant performance to win the European finals.

The standings are as follows:

  • First: SK Gaming ($12,000 and 70 points)
  • Second: Codemagic Black ($7000 and 50 points)
  • Third: Codemagic Purple ($4250 and 40 points)

NA, LATAM North, and LATAM South

Spacestation Gaming faced off against INTZ in the NA-vs-LATAM South finals. INTZ lost the series 1-3 against the North American team.

  • First: Spacestation Gaming ($9000 and 60 points)
  • Second: INTZ ($7000 and 50 points)

The April monthly finals will continue tomorrow as the top three Asian teams face off to decide the Asian champions.


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