TFT Paris Open is approaching fast, and while little is known about the set on which the event will be played, Riot Games has already shared all the details about tickets and passes.
Teamfight Tactics’ biggest event of the year will run from December 12th to 14th, just a few weeks after players “Return to Runeterra” for the last set of 2025.
The tournament will take place at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, bringing together more than 700 competitors and thousands of spectators.
With a massive prize pool of over $300,000 (~£246,000) and a packed three-day schedule of battles, panels, and community events, the Paris Open is set to be the biggest TFT event to date.
Combined with side events like 4v4, Double Up, Mort Mode, and casual carnival-style matches, the Paris Open will be as much a celebration of TFT as it is a competition.
TFT Paris Open Format and Prize Pool
The Main Event will see 768 players enter an open-bracket LAN tournament, with all matches played on Set 16. The first day of the competition will begin with three groups of 256 players each, competing in lobbies of eight and earning points based on placement.
Much like every other major TFT tournament, eight points will be awarded to the first-placed player in a lobby, down to one point for last rank. After the first day, the competition will be cut down to 256 players, with points resetting between each round.
The second day will raise the stakes even more with the introduction of the checkmate format. Once a player hits 20 points, they put their lobby “in check” and must secure a first-place finish to win outright. By the end of the day, only eight players will remain.
Those finalists will battle in one last checkmate lobby, where the eventual winner will claim the trophy and a grand prize of $100,000 (~£79,000). And while only one champion will lift the trophy, the Paris Open prize pool ensures that reaching the top 128 is well worth the effort.
From $25,000 (~£19,000) for second place to $450 (~£355) for those finishing between 65th and 128th, nearly every strong performance earns a reward. But with finite spots open for players to participate, those who’d like to will have to rush to get tickets.
TFT Paris Open Tickets and Event Pass Costs
Pass sales for the TFT Paris Open run from September 7th to 10th, with access windows determined by rankings. Competitor passes begin at $399 (~£315), though ranked players receive discounts.
Masters and Grandmasters players can purchase for $299 (~£236), while Challenger and Tactician’s Crown players pay only $199 (~£157). Each competitor pass also comes with exclusive perks, including a custom jacket, Set 16 Chibi skin, and access to panels, meet-and-greets, and of course, the Main Event itself.
Spectators will also have multiple options to join the action. Early bird passes for a single day or for all three days will be up for purchase starting September 10th costing €35 (~£29) and €100 (~£84), respectively.
Regular passes will be released starting October 10th until the final day and will be priced at €45 (~£38) per day or €130 (~£109) for the full weekend. Then there’s the Brilliance Bundle for dedicated fans, priced at $150 (~£118) which adds exclusive collectibles, priority seating for finals, and commemorative merchandise to celebrate the TFT Open Paris.
Combined with side events like 4v4, Double Up, Mort Mode, and casual carnival-style matches, the Paris Open will be as much a celebration of TFT as it is a competition.
