The $500,000 tournament is running from August 16 to 17.
The best Pokémon UNITE teams in the world will fly to Honolulu, Hawaii to attend the World Championship 2024 between August 16 and 17.
There are a total of 29 teams in attendance fighting for their share of the $500,000 prize pool. North America is reigning supreme thus far as the region won the first two Pokémon UNITE World Championships in 2022 and 2023 through BLVKHVND and Luminosity Gaming, respectively.
Luminosity, by the way, qualified again and will have the chance to defend their title, albeit with a considerably changed lineup. Worlds is always a special event because we get to see all the different metas clashing all in one tournament.
Here's everything you need to know about the Pokémon World Championship 2024, including all teams attending, how to watch the event, the format, schedule, and results.
Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024: All teams participating
![Orange Juicers are the current NA Champions, but none of their players won Worlds with BLVKHVND or Luminosity (Image via Pokémon UNITE Esports)](https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Orange-Juicers-Pokemon-UNITE-1024x576.jpeg)
Team | Players | Country and region |
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Gee | David "EggN00b" Lederer, Sean "Slashcan" Tucker, Gerardo "OG" Flores, Xavier "Zelot" Hoffer, Daniel "BlackCH" Hernandez | United States/North America |
Orange Juicers | Ryan "Kraitos" Tokeshi, Merek "Zugrug" Kangas, Anthony "Rollinitdown" Vazquez, Johnny "Flareons" Woodall, Lloyd "Machizzle" Auger | United States/North America |
Fluffy Aimers | Reckzz, Andres "Aznable" Franco, Leonardo "Trainer" Calle-Perez, Skyler "YeatFan" Libkie, Trayvis "Metallic" Francklin | United States/North America |
Luminosity Gaming | Joey, William "Overlord98" Byrnes, Vincent "Lutano" Alonso, John "jL" Rosario, Alan "Otter" Mier | United States/North America |
E7 Janus | Froylan "7Froy" Peralta, Luis "DonLux" Herrera, Emilio "Pachy" González, Texas, Frank | Mexico/North America |
Rework Respawn | Jossué "Rosvill" Rosas, Emilio "HitmanVIII" Robles, Gabriel "MinatoGG" Gaytan, Luis "Regi195" Rivera, Alex "Robin" Orozco | Mexico/North America |
Anteiku | Marco "Kira" Ortiz, Juan "Aurimaki" Sierra, AnySus, Kyo, Polloloco | Mexico/North America |
Nouns Esports | Alberto "ADESu" González, Connor "ToonGotW" McDermott, Anton "Bruv" Levi, Souheil "Sareyu" Azeroual, Ghatlue | International/Europe |
Yalla Bing | Sadiq "Internal" Coley, Marvin "999Marv" Galle, Raoul "Sixsies" Monsanto, Leo "Lunderu" Chiba, Adrian "PotatoUwU" Troia | International/Europe |
Rival Esports | SadRekirr, Kayyto, borty!, Oskitar, Crinski | Spain/Europe |
FENNEL | pyi, Yumenyan, Ton, Lucapo, Mashio | Japan/Asia |
ZETA DIVISION | Genki "Tomato" Tejima, Arata "Cocoatta" Fujishiro, Naoki "Romumaru" Yamakawa, Yuma "Vitoppo" Kaneko, wajirou noda | Japan/Asia |
REJECT | Tessei "Tamerin" Arai, Yakou, Haruta, Piui, Satake | Japan/Asia |
Talon Esports | Lawrance "RBX" Gatmaitan, Lance "Lance" David, Kim "Kyy" Salazar, Robert "Sync1" Mempin, Dylan | Philippines/Asia |
XoraTigersGaming | Park "JJong" Kyeong-min, Cha "Ward" Yoon-Seul, Subeen "Subeen" Jin, Mule, Chobo. | South Korea/Asia |
Shinn & Ruoday | Tay "Ice" Jie, Loo "Shingdi" Shing, Chun "Ikura" Tsui, Wang "BKZ" Sheng-Ying, Hsin-Rui "ZzzRay" Hu | Taiwan/Asia |
TeamMYS | Jia "NightmewFoxy" Chua, Wayne "Rebongs" Chua, Lam "YeMu" Heng, Ng "Yang" Zun Yang, Chye "Ht" Hen | Malaysia/Asia |
ONIC Rise | Judha "Eeyorr" Panggabean, Muhammad "Zoe" Irawan, Deny "AXQ" Ardiyanto, Novrizal "Illuna" Said, Devsen "dev" Putra Lie | Indonesia/Asia |
CakeKaLok | Natchapon "Sunzage" Jarasboonpaisarn, Sittiphon "Nottyza" Sayunngern, Poohpaza, SCGSGC, Teerawatb | Thailand/Asia |
Issen Aumento | Jeyti, Cent, Swswsw, Ryu, Dreamt | Philippines/Asia |
EVOS Onyx | Erron "DRAGODZ" Gunardi, Grid, Kur0v, alr, FGinkyZ | Indonesia/Asia |
S8UL Esports | Manmohan "Might" Singh, Rahul Sharad "Kyurem" Lavhate, Deep "Snowyy" Patel, Adnan "Badshahh" Badshah, Rudra Narayan"ReX"Nayak | India/Asia |
Ground Zero Gaming | Joseph "JOMEGALULE" Jebrael, Nihal "Ombeagle" Noor, Cruely, Coluen, Wazzup | Australia/Oceania |
Antic Esports | Challenged, JEb, Liz, Suluwu, Anonymouse | Australia/Asia |
Legacy | Felipe "BabyMazo" Mazo, Matheus "WulfSlim" Andrade, Brian "Souto" Souto, Leonardo "LeL" Louro, Misael "FalbziN" Ferreira | Brazil/South America |
DreamMax Esports | Matheus "Olivotec" Olivoto, Marcos "Antharas" Pereira, Fernando "F3rZera" Oliveira, Carlos "Caduzera" Eduardo, Luiz "GuizinN" Xavier | Brazil/South America |
Fusion | Jeremy "Tempo" Rivas, Erick "Zynuz" Cotrina, Jesús "DrakenN04" Antaccasa, Jose "Anemo" Arias, Axel "KHEA" Rivas | Peru/South America |
3 Digitos | atited, ImDamA, Yorch, Gabriel "El_a_ch_ch" Morales, Sebastian "Ceebus" Cebb | Peru/South America |
Imperio | Axel "Riolu" Morales, Geancarlos "ToriyamAkira" Rojas, Marpher, Kriselperro, puanitoP | Peru/South America |
Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024: Broadcast talent
![The beloved duo of Spragels and Doobsnax will cast Worlds once again (Photo via Pokémon UNITE Esports)](https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Spragels-and-Doobsnax-1-1024x576.jpeg)
While there will be numerous broadcasts in several different languages, the casters responsible for the official English broadcast are as follows:
- Jake "Spragels" Sprague & Kirk "doobsnax" Dubé
- Danelie "Danelie" Purude & Kelosaurus
- Joshua "ZOINKS" Hiebert & Evan "WonderChef" Hashimoto
How to watch Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024
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Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024: Format and prize pool
The 29 teams have been divided into eight groups of three and four teams each. The format for the group stage is a single round-robin bracket and all matches are best-of-threes. The top two teams from each group advance to the playoffs.
Once the playoffs begin, however, the tournament shifts to a single-elimination format. All playoff matches are best-of-threes, with the exception of the grand finals, which is a best-of-five series.
All matches feature five-versus-five with draft picks
While the winner of the tournament will take home $100,000, the runners-up will earn $75,000. The third-placed and fourth-placed will earn $65,000 and $60,000, respectively.
Pokémon UNITE World Championship: Schedule and results
![All groups in the Pokémon UNITE World Championship 2024 (Screenshot via Liquipedia)](https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/image-12.png)
Friday, Aug. 16
- Group A: Issen Aumento versus Legacy
- Group A: Issen Aumento versus Luminosity
- Group A: Issen Aumento versus S8UL
- Group A: Legacy versus Luminosity
- Group A: Legacy versus S8UL
- Group A: Luminosity versus S8UL
- Group B: CakeKaLok versus Gee
- Group B: CakeKaLok versus Imperio
- Group B: CakeKaLok versus Talon
- Group B: Gee versus Imperio
- Group B: Gee versus Talon
- Group B: Imperio versus Talon
This article will be updated when more matches are revealed and will be updated throughout the tournament to include results.