The TFT Paris Open takes place from December 12 to 14. Explore all the details about the event, including prizes and ticket sale dates.
In the last Teamfight Tactics (TFT) Open held in Macao, over 500 competitors battled for a prize pool of $100,000. Wang "Shiquz" Dong won the TFT Macao Open. Now, organizers are bringing the competition back in December with even more exciting surprises. Let’s take a closer look at everything we know about the upcoming TFT Paris Open.
TFT Paris Open: Dates
The TFT Paris Open takes place from Dec. 12 to 14 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in France. This year, the tournament will feature over 700 competitors from around the world, ensuring a thrilling weekend of high-stakes gameplay.
Fans can enjoy not only the competition, but also a variety of community events and a major celebration of all things TFT. Attendees will have multiple ways to play, including the Main Event as well as a range of Side Events, offering something for every level of player.
The Main Event will feature 768 competitors, who will start in the open-bracket LAN tournament on Day 1. Throughout the weekend, the competition will build to a climax, culminating in a single champion being crowned on Day 3. Additionally, players will compete on Set 16, which will launch shortly before the event begins.
Players and spectators not competing in the Main Event can take part in a variety of Side Events starting on Day 2. Free game stations will be set up for both casual play and tournament modes, giving everyone a chance to jump in. Tournament modes include 4v4 and Double Up, while casual play offers classic TFT along with “carnival-style” modes such as PVE Mode, Mort Mode, Mastermind, and Double Up Normals. Very exciting, right?
TFT Paris Open schedule
You can check out the official TFT Paris Open rulebook. Here is an overview of the days and rounds the players have to go through to reach the grand finals. Points reset between each round and will only be used to break ties for advancement to the next round.
Days Rounds TFT Paris Open Details | Day 1 Round 1 768 players will be split into three groups of 256, with 32 lobbies in each group. Each group will compete in 4 games. | The Top 2 players of each lobby (192 total) are based on points earned from all 4 games. The top 64 players by total tournament points will progress to Round 2. | Day 2 Round 2 In Round 2, 256 players will compete in 3 games with the Top 4 players from each lobby (128 total) advancing to Round 3. | Round 3 In Round 3, 128 players will be split into 16 lobbies and each will compete in 3 games. The Top 4 players from each lobby (64 total) will advance to Round 4. | Round 4 In Round 4, 64 players will be split into 8 lobbies and each will play in a checkmate format. | Once a player has achieved 20 points on Day 2, they put the rest of the lobby in “check.” | The winners of each checkmate (8 total) will advance to the final lobby and Day 3. | Day 3 Finals The Top 8 players will play in a checkmate format. The rest of the players are sorted by Day 3 points to determine their finishing position in the tournament. |
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Tournament prizing and tickets
The top 128 players will share a total prize pool of $311,300, while the Paris Open Champion will claim the grand prize of $100,000.
If you want to be present at the event, the sales will open in September. This year, the event will have an early bird sale with discounted pass prices, so don't miss your chance to get cheaper tickets! All the tickets can be acquired on the TFT Paris Open official page. To buy a ticket, you'll need to create an account and then follow the steps to complete your purchase.
Timeframe Single Day Passes 3 Day Pass 3-Day Pass + Brilliance Bundle | Early Bird Spectator Sale Sept 10 - Oct 9 $35 $100 $230 | Regular Spectator Sale Oct 10 - Dec 12 $45 $130 $260 |
The Brilliance bundle includes:
- 3-day Ticket
- Exclusive TFT Paris Open Duffle Bag
- TFT Paris Open Carré Scarf
- The Official TFT Paris Open Mousepad
- Set 16 Poster
- Entry into a raffle to win a TFT Paris Open-branded Secret Lab Chair
- Priority Line at Merch Booth
- Priority Seating for Finals
- Commemorative Event Badge
For more information on competitor passes, tickets, rules, and more, don't forget to check out the TFT event page.
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