These free TFT tournaments do not have rank restrictions or entry requirements and are 100% free to join. I’ve added a new section for free tournaments that have restrictions such as rank and location. There is also a third section for irregular, one-off, and other miscellaneous tournaments. Some of the Discord servers host additional events such as Rageblade’s TFT seasons and CCL’s 4v4 tournaments, so be sure to check them out! Also, there is a general overview of the tournament experience at the bottom of this page. ...

Check out the latest update in Teamfight Tactics Tournament meta here. The TFT NA Regional Qualifier Finals featured some of the best NA challengers in the game. Let’s take a look at their strongest compositions and the most popular items. We’ll find out what the best carry items and utility items are. Top 4’s compositions Adept, Dusk, and Elderwood dominated the Top 4. Elderwood In Game 5, Setsuko ran Chosen Mage Lulu with double Chalice until level 9, then grabbed a Chosen Ahri for 3 Mage (Lilia) and a ton of 5-costs to win the game. Elderwood seems to be fairly strong throughout the entire game and can utilize a wide variety of Chosen Elderwood champions. ...

Note: this is the reformatted version of this Reddit post. It has been uploaded here with the owner’s permission. Hi, I’m Iniko and I’ve been challenger in every set so far and have peaked 1k+ LP in set 3 and am currently at my peak rank at rank 5. I’ve been seeing some guides come up recently on this subreddit about how to use chosen units and how to play certain comps, but I think something should be said about what units you should look out for early game as well. For this tier list, I’ve decided to focus on units that I try to play for the strongest board possible. Keep in mind this is also all pre-wolves. ...

The first competitive games of Set 4 were played yesterday in Fight Night Rising - the longest-running weekly TFT tournament featuring some of the game’s best players. Let’s take a look at the Top 4 comps, the most popular 5-cost units, and see how the winners won their games. Top 4 Compositions Riven and Ashe comps dominated the tournament Riven is currently one of the strongest units in the game. The Dusk trait helps her dish out a ton of damage and her massive shield keeps her alive for a long time. ...

8 of the top Latin American players battled for 2 spots in the TFT Galaxies World Championship Finals. It was one of the first professional tournaments played post-mech hotfix on patch 10.17. A big congrats to Calcifer and Cupidita who will be representing Latin America in the TFT Galaxies World Championship Finals! Calcifier won 3 of the 4 games played today, and Cupidita went Top 2 in 2 of the games (he also won the first game which was played last week) to join him. ...

Fight Night Rising is a weekly TFT tournament featuring some of the best players in the game. It is also the first competitive event of patch 10.16. This week’s tournament included some big names and rising stars. Some interesting Blademaster comp variations were played. Let’s dive right in! Compositions in the Top 4 5 Blademaster 4 Dark Star (1 victory powered by a 3-star Ashe) 3 Rebel/Brawler/Blaster 1 Peeba 1 Mech/Infiltrator + Victor 1 Astro Sniper 1 Cybernetic Blademasters claimed 2 victories, Rebels with Gangplank had a convincing win, and a 3-star Ashe Dark Star comp narrowly defeated a strong Mech Infiltrator Lobby #1 In the first lobby, NarkezTFT’s 6-Rebel Blaster + Gangplank defeated Mismatched Socks’s Rebel Blademasters. Sock’s went from 34 to 7, to 0 hp in the final rounds. The 2-star Legendaries were too much for the 2-star Blademasters. ...

Cloud9’s TFT tournament is now in the semifinal stage. Today, some of the best TFT players in the NA region battled for spots in the finals. Composition diversity continues to flourish , and I like what I see. Let’s dive in! Compositions in the Top 4 3 Cybernetic 3 Dark Star/Protector/Celestial 2 Blademaster 2 Mech 2 Brawler/Blaster/Rebel 1 Astro Sniper 1 Peeba (Legendary-based) 1 Star Guardian 1 Battlecast Cybernetic was the biggest winner Cybernetic was nowhere to be seen in the Fight Night Rising series yesterday, but today SleetTFT won 2 lobbies with them to secure the top spot. Nice one, Sleet! Note that both wins happened in the Binary Star galaxy. ...

Check out the latest update in Teamfight Tactics Tournament meta here. Fight Night Rising is a weekly TFT tournament that attracts some of the best players in the game. It is also the first competitive event of the 10.15 patch. Let’s see what the pros found success with this week’s tournament and what that means for the meta. I’ve also included links to relevant comp guides. Compositions in the Top 4 3 Astro Sniper 3 Brawler/Blaster/Rebel 2 Star Guardian 2 Vanguard Mystic 2 Mech + Jhin 1 Blademaster 1 Battlecast 1 Dark Star 1 Space Pirate Vanguard Sniper Cybernetic made an appearance in the first game (an 8th) and was never seen again. However, Cybernetic dominated in day 1 of the Nebula Semifinals. ...

On the final day of the Nebula NA Qualifiers, 5-costs dominated the lobbies. 1st and 2nd place boards featured an average of 3.75 Legendary units. If you’re looking to Top 4 in your lobby, head up to level 9 to double your chances of finding those coveted Legendary 5-costs! In the Top 4 finishes,15 out of the 16 boards were level 9. There was only 1 board (Blaster/Brawler, 4th place) that ended at level 8. ...