In 2026, YaLLa Esports has planned:

What’s the format for 2025?
There are two events planned for 2025: YaLLa Compass Spring and YaLLa Compass Fall. Both events will follow the same format despite taking place different times of the year. Each event will sport three open qualifiers:
1. Contenders Stage
2. Main Swiss Stage
3. Playoffs
1. $12,500
2. $3,500
3-4. $1,500
5-8. $1,000
9-12. $500
The three open qualifiers will feed into a closed qualifier which the following format will govern:
1. $37,000
2. $17,500
3-4. $6,000
5-8. $2,000
After the open and closed qualifier(s), we’ll finally get to the LAN Finals where the best of the best will compete for the immense $750,000 prize pool. Out of this, $600,000 will be set aside for each LAN and $150,000 to be distributed across the qualifiers as specified above. The LAN finals will obey the following format:
1. Group stage
2. Playoffs
1. $300,000
2. $130,000
3-4. $35,000
5-8. $15,000
9-16. $5,000
Mark your calendars
If the format for the upcoming YaLLa Compass events has piqued your interest, then mark your calendars for the following dates:
1. YaLLa Compass Spring
2. YaLLa Compass Fall
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