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JioBLAST and Supercell strike landmark deal to transform Asian mobile esports

The deal positions the joint venture as the primary operator for one of the world’s most explosive mobile esports ecosystems across South and Southeast Asia (SESA).

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JioBLAST, the strategic powerhouse formed by Reliance’s Jio, BLAST, and RISE Worldwide, has announced a definitive multi-year partnership with Supercell to spearhead the Brawl Stars Challengers 2026 circuit.

The deal positions the joint venture as the primary operator for one of the world’s most explosive mobile esports ecosystems across South and Southeast Asia (SESA).

The alliance integrates Jio’s 5G infrastructure and massive digital footprint with BLAST’s industry-leading production pedigree. By leveraging RISE Worldwide’s commercial reach, the partnership aims to professionalise the competitive ladder in regions that currently lead the world in mobile gaming growth.

In a recent LinkedIn post, JioBLAST articulated its vision for the region and posted, “Excited to collaborate with Supercell to bring the Brawl Stars Challengers: South Asia/South East Asia tournaments to life in 2026. Together, JioBLAST and BLAST are coming together to operate a truly international competitive ecosystem… creating a clear, merit-driven journey for the next generation of champions.”

The 2026 circuit is designed as a high-stakes, six-month gauntlet. Aspiring pros begin their journey via the in-game Championship Challenge, funnelling into Monthly Qualifiers and high-octane Monthly Finals. These events are the exclusive battlegrounds for Championship Points, the only currency that secures a slot at the Brawl Stars World Finals and mid-season majors, including the highly anticipated Brawl Cup in Berlin.

By localising operations, JioBLAST is dismantling the technical and logistical barriers that have historically sidelined talent in markets like India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The initiative focuses on delivering low-latency competitive environments and high-fidelity broadcasts tailored to local audiences.

The 2026 season officially intensifies this month, with the South Asia Monthly Finals set to broadcast on May 30–31. With localised commentary and premium production standards, JioBLAST is not just hosting a tournament; it is creating a sustainable, world-class stage for the next generation of Asian esports icons.

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