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Null's Brawl Contest: Top-10 Win a PRO PASS — Results In
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Status: this contest has ended. The ranked season behind it closed on July 16, 2026. The Null’s Brawl team — the organizer — posted results on July 19, 2026. Below is what they announced, both at launch and in that results follow-up.
The Null’s Brawl team ran a surprise ranked-mode contest on their official Telegram channel. The top 10 players in Null’s Brawl’s ranked mode would win a PRO PASS in the official Brawl Stars game by season’s end. Winners who didn’t want that could take a $20 cash equivalent instead. Brawlers Cloud didn’t run this giveaway, and we played no part in judging entries or handing out prizes.
The Prize
Ten winners total: the top 10 finishers on Null’s Brawl’s ranked-mode leaderboard for the season. Each one gets a PRO PASS in the real, official Brawl Stars game, not an in-mod item. They can take the $20 cash equivalent instead if they’d rather have that.
How to Qualify
You qualified simply by finishing in the top 10 of Null’s Brawl’s ranked mode when the season ended. There was no separate sign-up or entry form — just normal ranked play.
Deadline & Timeline
- Season start: June 18, 2026 — the day the team announced the contest
- Season end / entry deadline: July 16, 2026 at 11:00 MSK
- Results: the team announced them on July 19, 2026, a few days later than the “within 24 hours” they originally promised. The manual match-fairness review below likely caused the delay.
The team’s stated rules ruled out a few things: win-trading, rigged or thrown matches, and region switching. Transferring an account to someone else was also off-limits. Anyone whose rigged-match rate came out above 2% during judging automatically lost their spot in the rankings.
When the team reviewed the season’s ranked matches (June 18 – July 16), they found more than just win-trading. They also disqualified entrants for self-boosting: playing matches against themselves on alternate accounts. Transferring accounts to other people counted too. Entrants whose suspicious-match rate came out above 40% didn’t just miss the prize. The team gave three people in that bracket a temporary ban instead.
The team published a results table alongside their recap. It shows each player’s suspicious-match count and the cutoff it triggered. We haven’t reproduced that table here, since it names individual players. Check the team’s own results post if you want to see it directly.
The team originally promised two contact channels: an email from admin@dnull.xyz, and an in-game message. Their results post confirmed only the in-game message. As of that post, they said prizes were still going out.
A real organizer will never ask for your account password or a payment. The same goes for a “verification fee” to release a prize you’ve already won. Treat any message asking for those as a scam, no matter how official it looks. It isn’t from Brawlers Cloud either way, since we didn’t run this contest.
The Null’s Brawl team organized and judged this contest entirely on their own official Telegram channel, @nulls_ru. Brawlers Cloud isn’t affiliated with them or with Supercell. We didn’t run this or any other contest, and we had no role in judging entries or awarding prizes. We’re only reporting on what the organizer announced.
Don’t have Null’s Brawl yet? You can get the mod here. Keep in mind the contest itself is closed, so this won’t get you into it retroactively.
