League · Pro tour
The Pro tour
The signed field on a fixed calendar: the League Shoot Out, six city stops, and a Finals.
The competition
A signed field
on a fixed calendar
The Pro tour is the signed field playing a fixed calendar of produced events: the League Shoot Out, six city stops and a Finals. Every stop is a one-night, sixteen-player single-elimination bracket — on top of the eight seeded professionals there are eight qualified players, who won their place in the open qualifier at the same venue the day before. The league may add up to two wildcards to a stop, and a wildcard takes one of those eight qualifying places.
$120,000 is on the table every night, and it is paid by how far a player goes rather than by who they are: $2,500 for going out in the round of 16, $5,000 in the quarter-finals, $10,000 in the semi-finals, $20,000 for the runner-up and $40,000 to the winner. Entering the qualifier the day before costs $100.
It is one season, not a rolling window. The table starts at zero and every stop counts towards the eight places at the Las Vegas Finals.
The field
Fourteen players on the season card
Every name signed or announced to Season 2027. Open one to read their career, their season numbers and their film.
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League Shoot Out — Chicago
Chicago, 21 November 2026. Sixteen players, one night, straight knockout from the first whistle.
- Date
- 21 Nov2026
- Where
- ChicagoVenue to be announced
- Format
- Bracket of 16Eight seeded, eight qualified, up to two wildcards
- Purse
- $120K$40,000 to the winner, $2,500 to go out in the round of 16
- Entry
- Open qualifierThe day before at the same venue, $100 to enter
Think you can go to 21?
Two ways in. Open qualifiers run in every host city the day before each Pro stop — sixteen spots, no seeding, no favours. The World Series is open to every licensed athlete, and it starts in your own city.
