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Evo Brazil 2027 Opens Ticket Sales With Eight Fighting Games on Slate

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Evo opened ticket sales and competitor registration for Evo Brazil 2027 on October 27, 2026, publishing an eight-game tournament lineup and a R$1 million total prize pool for the fighting game festival’s first edition in Brazil. The three-day event runs March 26–28, 2027 at the Green Pavilion of Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, with Maru Division named as organizer in the event’s published rules.

The site presents the São Paulo edition as the festival’s arrival in the country, telling visitors that “the biggest fighting game event on the planet is finally coming to Brazil!” Evo’s events listing places Evo Brazil 2027 among its upcoming stops alongside Evo Singapore 2027, dated January 15, 2027, after Evo 2026 in Las Vegas and Evo France 2026 in Nice.

Lineup and Prize Pool

The eight games on the main lineup are Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, Guilty Gear -Strive-, The King of Fighters XV, Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, Mortal Kombat 1, Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8. The event site displays a total prize pool of R$1,000,000.

All eight official tournaments will be played on PlayStation 5, with competitors required to bring their own controller. The King of Fighters XV tournament will run the game’s PlayStation 4 version on PS5, with matches fought in three-character teams.

Tickets and Registration

Passes are sold in three timed tiers at full, statutory half-price and solidarity rates. Early Bird pricing runs from October 27 through December 28, 2026, Regular pricing from December 29, 2026 through February 12, 2027, and Last Chance pricing from February 13 through March 5, 2027.

| Tier | Pass | Full | Half price | Solidarity | | — | — | — | — | — | | Early Bird | 1-day | R$180 | R$90 | R$100 | | Early Bird | 3-day | R$490 | R$245 | R$270 | | Regular | 1-day | R$210 | R$105 | R$115 | | Regular | 3-day | R$580 | R$290 | R$320 | | Last Chance | 1-day | R$250 | R$125 | R$135 | | Last Chance | 3-day | R$690 | R$345 | R$380 |

The solidarity category, labeled Entrada Solidária, carries a 40% ticket discount in exchange for the donation of 1 kg of non-perishable food, excluding salt and sugar. A limited allocation of tickets will also be sold at the venue box office.

Anyone entering an official tournament must hold a 3-Day Competitor Pass valid for all three event days and purchase a separate entry for each game, at R$50 per title. The rules state that holding the pass alone does not secure a tournament slot, and that a game entry alone does not remove the pass requirement. Ticket sales run through Pixta, with purchases completed on Pixta’s site under its own terms according to the event’s tickets page, while competitor registration and brackets are managed through start.gg.

Children up to 10 enter free when accompanied by a paying adult, limited to one child per adult, and attendees aged 15 or under must be accompanied. Competitors under 18 must present a participation authorization signed by a parent or legal guardian, notarized or signed electronically through gov.br, at Evo’s Command Center inside the Green Pavilion.

Tournament Format

Every tournament uses double elimination, with players remaining in the bracket until they have lost two sets. Competition is split into pools of 16 to 32 players played in two-hour blocks during the first days of the event, and at least three players advance from each pool: at least one from the winners bracket and at least two from the losers bracket.

Once pool play ends, the remaining competitors feed into a single double-elimination bracket of up to 64 players, half in winners and half in losers. That semifinal phase runs until six players remain, four in the winners bracket and two in the losers, and those six contest the Top 6 on the main stage, where medals and prizes are awarded based on final placement. Players are separated by region when the bracket is built, and check-in for each pool opens 10 minutes before its scheduled start with the pool’s Bracket Referee.

Set lengths vary by title. Under the rules’ best-of table, Avatar Legends, Guilty Gear -Strive- and Mortal Kombat 1 run best-of-five sets from pools onward, while Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves play best-of-three in pools before moving to best-of-five from the Top 8. The King of Fighters XV and Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls remain best-of-three until the Top 4.

Street Fighter 6 bans the Dynamic control type and the Training Room stage; Fatal Fury bars the Freight Express, Dream Amusement Park and Ganacci’s Skyvenue stages; and Guilty Gear -Strive- prohibits Ultimate Edition colors for all characters. Tekken 8 competition follows TEKKEN World Tour rules wherever they conflict with the event document.

Festival Programming and Partners

The site’s festival programming includes an Evo Museum, a Publishers area showcasing the latest creations from major studios, cosplay activities, an Evo Official Store and the Evo Arcade, billed as one of the largest freeplay arenas in Latin America. A BYOC (Bring Your Own Console) community area will host casual matches and community-run mini tournaments, which the rules state are not official Evo competitions and carry no prizes or rankings.

Applications are open for referees, Artist Alley participants, BYOC community tournaments, and exhibitors and vendors. Visa and PlayStation Tournaments are listed as partners, and the site offers discounted rates at partner hotels near the venue, including 17% off the flexible rate at the Novotel São Paulo Center Norte, 1.8 km from Expo Center Norte. The Last Chance ticket window closes March 5, 2027, and the event opens March 26, 2027.

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