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Brawl Stars Power League: Rules, Ranks and Star Points (March 2021)

In March 2021, Brawl Stars announced Power League, a ranked mode that unlocks at 4500 trophies with 19 levels from Bronze 1 to Masters 3, first-to-2 matches and a 32-day first season.

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  1. As of March 2021, Brawl Stars' Power League replaces Power Play, unlocks after 4500 trophies and has 19 levels from Bronze 1 up to Masters, with a Grand Prize at 50,000 Star Points.

  2. Brawl Stars Power League can be played solo or with a 3-person team, each with its own points, and the first season lasts 32 days; from Season 2 it lasts 10 weeks tied to the Brawl Pass.

  3. In Brawl Stars Power League, both teams ban a brawler, then play up to 3 matches and the first to win 2 takes the set; points gained or lost depend on the opponent's trophy count.

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What Is Brawl Stars Power League?

Power League is a new competitive mode that unlocks after the 4500 trophies you earn on the trophy road, and it will start after the Power Play mode is removed.

Bibi, a Brawl Stars brawler, holding her batWhen Is Brawl Stars Power League Coming?

Brawl Stars players are eagerly waiting for the latest update and the new brawler STU. The update, normally planned for March 8, has been postponed by another week, and unless something else changes, we will see the new update between March 15 and 21.

This newly created league stands out as a competition-based system. It has a total of 19 power league levels, starting from Bronze 1 and heading toward the Masters League. For the first season of Power League, the best results achieved in Power Play will be taken into account for rankings.

Bo, a Brawl Stars brawler, standing with his eagle totemBecause it is a new mode, the first season will last 32 days. From Season 2 on, it will last 10 weeks and the results will be tied to the Brawl Pass.

How Does the Power League Scoring System Work?

You can join the league either with a 3-person team you create yourself or solo.

Note: If you play solo, you are only matched with solo players. If you play as a team, you are only matched with teams.

Each of the two play styles has its own separate points system. If you join solo, you raise your solo points; if you join as a team, you raise your team points.

The levels and scoring system in Power League are as follows;

To earn the Star Points listed, you must have passed that level.

  • Bronze 1: 500 Star Points
  • Bronze 2: 1000 Star Points
  • Bronze 3: 2000 Star Points
  • Iron 1: 2500 Star Points
  • Iron 2: 3000 Star Points
  • Iron 3: 3750 Star Points
  • Gold1: 4500 Star Points
  • Gold 2: 5500 Star Points
  • Gold 3: 7000 Star Points
  • Power League rank badges from Bronze to Masters in Brawl StarsDiamond 1: 8750 Star Points
  • Diamond 2: 10000 Star Points
  • Diamond 3: 12500 Star Points
  • Legendary 1: 15000 Star Points
  • Legendary 2: 17500 Star Points
  • Legendary 3: 20000 Star Points
  • Masters 1: 25000 Star Points
  • Masters 2: 30000 Star Points
  • Masters 3: 40000 Star Points
  • Grand Prize: 50,000 Star Points

How Do You Play Power League? What Are the Rules?

  • Once matchmaking begins, the game mode and map are chosen randomly for both teams.
  • After the map and game mode are set, the brawler ban and pick phase begins.
  • Before making their picks, both teams use their ban rights and ban a brawler they don't want the opponent to pick.
  • In this mode, where you play a total of 3 matches against your opponent, the team that wins 2 times wins. If you go ahead 2-0, the 3rd match is not played.
  • If you win after the match, your points increase and you get closer to the next level. The points you receive vary according to the trophy count of the opponent you played. If you played a stronger opponent, you get more points, and from a weaker opponent, you get fewer.
  • The same applies if you lose. If you lose, your points drop, and the size of the drop is directly related to your opponent's trophy count.
  • You also have the chance to watch a replay after the match. It is a nice addition, whether you want to enjoy a match you won or see and fix the mistakes you made.

Brawl Stars brawlers lined up in a Power League match screen

For more information about the Brawl Stars March 2021 patch notes, click here .

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What Is Brawl Stars Power League?

Power League is a new competitive mode that unlocks after the 4500 trophies you earn on the trophy road, and it will start after the Power Play mode is removed.

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When Is Brawl Stars Power League Coming?

Brawl Stars players are eagerly waiting for the latest update and the new brawler STU. The update, normally planned for March 8, has been postponed by another week, and unless something else changes, we will see the new update between March 15 and 21. This newly created league stands out as a competition-based system. It has a total of 19 power league levels, starting from Bronze 1 and heading toward the Masters League. For the first season of Power League, the best results achieved in Power Play will be taken into account for rankings. Because it is a new mode, the first season will last 32 days. From Season 2 on, it will last 10 weeks and the results will be tied to the Brawl Pass.

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How Does the Power League Scoring System Work?

You can join the league either with a 3-person team you create yourself or solo. Note: If you play solo, you are only matched with solo players. If you play as a team, you are only matched with teams. Each of the two play styles has its own separate points system. If you join solo, you raise your solo points; if you join as a team, you raise your team points. The levels and scoring system in Power League are as follows; To earn the Star Points listed, you must have passed that level.

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How Do You Play Power League? What Are the Rules?

For more information about the Brawl Stars March 2021 patch notes, click here .

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