FURIA wins CBLOL; Grand Final viewership falls to 160,943

FURIA defeated Los Grandes 3–1 to win CBLOL 2026 Split 1 in Brazil and secured spots at MSI 2026 and the Esports World Cup 2026. The Grand Final peaked at 160,943 concurrent viewers on CBLOL’s official Brazilian broadcasts.

The split produced 9.88 million Hours Watched across more than 106 hours of airtime and averaged 93,428 viewers. Those totals are lower than recent CBLOL events held earlier in 2026.

Copa CBLOL 2026, held before Split 1, reached a peak of 443,217 concurrent viewers during the LOUD vs RED Canids final and averaged more than 131,000 viewers. Split 1’s peak was roughly two-thirds lower than Copa CBLOL’s peak and its average viewership was tens of thousands lower.

PaiN Gaming did not qualify for the playoffs. LOUD, the Copa champion, was eliminated before the decisive matches after losses to FURIA and Los Grandes. PaiN and LOUD were not present in the final stages of Split 1.

FURIA’s playoff run included a 3–0 win over LOUD, a 3–0 win over RED Canids, and a 3–1 victory against Los Grandes in the Grand Final. Tatu was identified as one of the key performers for FURIA in the playoffs.

Los Grandes reached the final after dropping to the lower bracket following a loss to RED Canids. In the lower bracket they eliminated Vivo Keyd Stars, LOUD, Fluxo W7M, and RED Canids to advance to the championship match.

FURIA will represent Brazil at MSI 2026 and at the Esports World Cup 2026 following the Split 1 title.