Hmble is a pro-player team based in Turin specialized in Brawl Stars, a very popular competitive mobile game. The team won for the first time at the last world championships in Helsinki: it is an important achievement for the eSports sector in Italy.
It ended with the victory of the Hmble the world championship of Brawl Starsthe competitive game for mobile devices developed by Supercell, very popular in the esports scene. This is an achievement of great importance, because it is the first time that an Italian team triumphs in this type of competition. Made up of the Spaniard Bartomeu Vadell Planisi (BosS) and the Germans Luke (Lukii) and Bekri Tahiri (Symantec), the team based in Turin dominated the tournament held this early November in Helsinki, Finland.
Hmble’s dominance at the Brawl Stars World Championship
First the victories in the group stage over Rival Esports 2-1 and over Eternal Fire 2-0, then the quarter-final clash against the Pioneers, which ended 3-0 for Hmble, followed by the 3-1 in the semi-final against SK Gaming. Finally, the victory in the final was devastating, with a resounding 3-0 against Crazy Racoon. With the triumph on the podium, the three young pro-players of Hmble achieved a prize pool of $400,000. The teams that came in second, third and fourth place – Crazy Racoon, SK Gaming and Reply Totem – were awarded $200,000 and $80,000 respectively.
Because it is a historic victory for Italy
This result represents an important step for the entire export panorama in Italy, like, perhaps, the first Italian victory at the StarCraft II world championship, which took place in 2021 at the hands of Riccardo “Reynor” Romiti. “This is a historic achievement not only for us, but for all of Italy. We can only be proud of this success,” he told Corriere dello Sport Emanuele Daneo, co-founder of Hmble. It should be noted that the prestigious Helsinki tournament saw the participation of another Italian team, Reply Totemfinished, as seen above, in the top 4. A further success that testifies to the vitality of esports teams in Italy and the increasingly broad impact they are having on an international level.
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