Clash Royale League 2024 World Finals: Winner, prize pool distribution, and overview 

The World Finals of Clash Royale League 2024 ended on November 3, 2024. Mohamed Light from Egypt displayed his supremacy throughout the event and became the undisputed champion, receiving a cash prize of $200,000 for his second world title. He started his esports journey in mid-2020 and has secured many prestigious trophies over the years.

Ryley from Canada emerged as the runner-up of the CRL 2024 World Finals. Although he played impressively throughout the tournament, he lost to Mohammed Light in both matches they played against each other. Ryley earned a cash prize of $100,000.

The World Finals 2024 featured eight top-tier players from across the globe. These athletes fought for a total prize pool of $500,000. The contest was held from November 1 to 3 at the Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Center, Finland.

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Prize pool distribution of Clash Royale League 2024 World Finals

1. Mohamed Light (Egypt) - $200,000
2. Ryley (Canada) - $100,000
3. Lucas (Brazil) - $75,000
4. Sub (Brazil) - $45,000
5. Lciop (China) - $25,000
6. Pedro (Brazil) - $25,000
7. Guriko (Japan) - $15,000
8. Taa (Japan) - $15,000

Highlights

This prestigious Clash Royale League was held in the form of a double-elimination bracket. Mohamed Lights kicked off his 2024 World Finals campaign on a magnificent note as he hammered China’s Lciop in the opening game by a scoreline of 2-1. He then defeated Lucas in his second game. He continued his supremacy and beat Ryley in the UB Finals and qualified for the Grand Finals.

Ryley too had a great start to the tournament — he outplayed Japan’s Taa in his first encounter by a score of 2-0. He beat Brazil’s Sub in his second battle but lost to Mohammad Light in his third match. He was then relegated to the Lower Bracket Finals but managed to defeat Lucas there to qualify for the Grand Finals.

Mohammad Light and Ryley once again met in the Grand Finals but the result remained the same — the former emerged victorious.

Lucas and Sub finished third and fourth, respectively, in the Clash Royale 2024 World Finals. Both players had a mediocre run. Lciop and Pedro also failed to meet their fans' expectations. They claimed $25,000 each in prize money.

Two Japanese pros, Guriko and Taa, had a disappointing event, failing to win any matches in the tournament. They lost both initial games and faced elimination from the World Finals 2024.