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Americas Cup 2026

The 2026 Americas Cup brought four LCS and CBLOL teams to São Paulo for a five-day international League of Legends tournament.

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Riot's official bracket artwork for the 2026 Americas Cup.
Riot's official bracket artwork for the 2026 Americas Cup. · Riot Games / LoL Esports, official Americas Cup Primer bracket artwork
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Updated October 28, 2026

Competition snapshot

Combined prize pool

Unknown

Riot's primer and Leaguepedia list a funded two-week Korea bootcamp for the champion but no cash prize amount.[1][3]

Participant scale

4 teams · second- and third-place finishers from the LCS and CBLOL.[1]

Category

Organizer

Partner

Riot Games

Commercial note

Recorded in the 2026 edition.[1]

Reach & distribution

Audience
Distribution

Official broadcasts

Twitch and YouTube: LCSOfficial (English), CBLOL (Brazilian Portuguese) and LoL Esports Latinoamérica (Spanish).[1]

Overview

The 2026 edition of the Americas Cup ran March 4–8 at Riot Games Arena in São Paulo, Brazil. Riot scheduled the Cup for the week before First Stand 2026. Riot Games brought together the second- and third-place teams from the LCS and CBLOL: Cloud9, Sentinels, RED Canids and FURIA. The upper-bracket opening matches were best-of-three; all other matches were best-of-five, with Fearless Draft throughout.[1][3]

FURIA defeated Cloud9 3–0 in the final. Riot’s listed champion benefit was a fully funded two-week bootcamp in South Korea during the 2026 Mid-Season Invitational. Riot’s primer does not report a cash prize pool, so the snapshot leaves that amount unverified rather than treating the bootcamp as cash.[1][2]

References4
  1. [1]Americas Cup Primer — LoL Esports / Riot Games
  2. [2]Americas Cup — 2026 — Knockouts Standings — LoL Esports / Riot Games
  3. [3]Americas Cup 2026 — Leaguepedia
  4. [4]2026 Americas Cup — GosuGamers

Tournament schedule

  1. Grand Final

    FURIA wins the inaugural Americas Cup

    FURIA defeated Cloud9 3–0 in the final. The champion earned a fully funded two-week Korea bootcamp during MSI 2026.

  2. Tournament Start

    Americas Cup begins in São Paulo

    The four-team tournament opened with best-of-three upper-bracket matches at Riot Games Arena.

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