[BSEN] April 2026 Power Rankings

What a chaotic way to end the Spring Split! Guess that means it is time to rank all the teams again after said chaos. Well, we’ll rank at least 15 of them here in today’s post and trust me we have some wild changes made in this ranking. Especially towards the Top 10 & Top 15.

Our elo rating system keeps track of all results from the BSC events focusing on the more recent events over the past events. We did make some slight changes to the model, but we believe this was the best way to determine who the best teams in the world are currently. We know there won’t be a perfect model to use when calculating statistical ratings, but let us know in the comments who you think we underrated/overrated this month. We’d love to hear your feedback, but also remember to be civil when giving criticism.

With that out of the way, let’s meet our 15 teams who made the rankings this month as we conclude the Spring Split and approach our first LAN event of 2026 in the Brawl Cup!

#1 FUT Esports

We have a new #1 team in the world! After many Power Rankings where HMBLE reigned supreme, FUT Esports have climbed their way to the #1 spot mainly by default. Their second Monthly Finals Championship and finishing no lower than 2nd so far this year has shown they are a legit threat. There are still some questions that need to be answered regarding their performance on LAN which will be decided in a couple of weeks from now. That and their bracket to win the Monthly Finals was probably one of the easiest bracket runs with FUT with their highest seeded team being ranked #10 on the leaderboards before this event. They should still be a tough foe to face for most teams heading into the Brawl Cup, but it’s not a BSEN Guarantee they’ll win it all.

#2 HMBLE

The less said about HMBLE’s Monthly Final run this month the better. Going from Monthly Finals Champions to not winning a single game against the then #13 team in the region Big Talents is certainly deserving of them dropping below the #1 spot for once. The main reason was their draft game being worse than usual, but they also didn’t exactly play super well either from the looks of it. Not exactly a good way to finish the split heading into the Brawl Cup, but they have likely learned their lesson and should still be a team worthy of being #1. It probably won’t be as easy as it has been in the past, but it is expected they’ll make a deep run if all goes according to plan. Hopefully not continuing the 2nd Place Curse like they might do in these Power Rankings.

#3 Crazy Raccoon

Best case scenario has happened for the defending World Champions! They managed to not only win their 2nd straight Monthly Final Championship, but they also somehow stole the #1 Seed in East Asia from ZETA at the last moment. It is a shame they weren’t able to face off against ZETA in the Finals which could’ve definitely strengthened their case as the best had they beaten them in another matchup, but SKCalalas EA put up a good fight against them to make it a worthy end to the Spring Split in the region. This team put on a show this month and they look to continue their reign of terror heading into the Brawl Cup.

#4 ZETA DIVISION

A little bit concerned about ZETA after their underwhelming performance this month. After a strong start, they somehow looked a bit lost out there against SKCalalas EA. While they were able to keep it close, they couldn’t close it out in the end and it ended up costing them the #1 Seed in East Asia to close out the regular season. On a positive note, it seems like Batman has been a great addition to the team thus far and ZETA should still be a team to watch out for heading into the Brawl Cup. Hopefully it won’t end up the same way as it did for them at Worlds last year. That would be a brutal way to continue their downfall.

#5 Tribe Gaming

Another month of coming short of winning a Monthly Final Championship, but boy did they put on a show this month. Tribe have been playing consistently well all year so far as they managed to secure another 2nd Place finish and somehow clinched a Brawl Cup spot (thank former Tribe members Zoulan & Zeus for the help). Their matchup against Only Realm was absolutely insane to watch in the ultimate revenge match coming down to the final game of Knockout, but Tribe were the better team in the end. While the loss against Vatic in the Finals was unfortunate, it wouldn’t be shocking if they just ran out of steam by the time that match rolled around. Tribe should be a Dark Horse heading into the Brawl Cup, but they’ll have a pretty tough group with a familiar opponent from last year’s main event they’ll have to get past if they want to have a chance at a deep run.

#6 Bounty Hunters

Might be a little shocking seeing a South American team this high, but considering the season they’ve been having and with how chaotic the rest of the world is, you can make an argument for this team being placed this high. Another trip to the Grand Finals makes them one of three teams to finish no worse than 2nd in a Monthly Final. They did keep it close again, but they just can’t seem to figure out Eternal who beat them out again. At least they can say they secured the #1 Seed in South America, but now they’ll be tested against the China team who hasn’t lost once this season and the 2024 World Champions. This will certainly be the toughest challenge yet for the Bounty Hunters, but a win against either team would be a huge statement in proving their legitimacy as a top team in the world.

#7 Eternal

I don’t know how they did it, but they somehow managed to squeak their way to another Monthly Finals Championship. Albeit their road was slightly easier thanks to Olimpo taking away their main competition for the additional Brawl Cup spot, but hey they’ll take earning more points and extending their lead on the leaderboards. It was all decided in another Set 5 clash in the Championship against the other top team in the region Bounty Hunters. This team is going to be interesting to watch heading into the Brawl Cup as they haven’t exactly looked consistent plus they’ll have to take on the World Champions PLUS a Revenant XSpark roster who still looks pretty good with the roster changes. Will we see the team that played in March or April at the Brawl Cup?

#8 SKCalalas EA

Rising their way to the LCQ spot of the leaderboards in the region, SKC EA have also managed to crack into the Top 10 of our leaderboards with a couple of statement matches. Their first being a huge close contest against ZETA DIVISION and their second being a close 3-1 defeat at the hands of Crazy Raccoon where they would make CR have to earn their sets instead of giving them away. Naipishu has definitely arrived and has become the Star Player of the team making several big plays, but they definitely still have some room to improve as they also made some big blunders in key moments. Should definitely still be a fun team to watch once the Summer Split rolls around though.

#9 Team Elektros

All this team needed to do was just secure a single match win against Legacy and they were claiming their golden ticket to the Brawl Cup. Just one single match win against the #10 Ranked Team in the region, but they couldn’t even do that. Team Elektros looked like a shell of themselves this month, easily having their worst performance of the year as their 3-2 defeat and Tribe’s eventual victory against Only Realm was enough to eliminate them from qualifying for the Brawl Cup. A brutal way to end the split for sure as they now won’t get any LAN experience for the postseason if they were to climb their way back and snag a spot. They will definitely have some tough competition though with Vatic’s sudden rise and RLM & TRB not slowing down any time soon. Time to regroup and prepare for a three month gauntlet.

#10 Ace Xero

Three Time Monthly Finals Champions baby! Ace Xero have now taken full control of the region with a huge lead ahead of 2nd by straight up dominating everyone including a nice sweep against the #2 Team in the region Toxic Lotus.. They have proved themselves worthy of being the top team in the region, but now they’ll have to fly to Berlin and try to replicate that success on a global stage. That will be their true test to see if they are worthy of being a legit threat for the rest of the world moving forward.

#11 Only Realm

This team is easily the most suspicious looking group out of everyone heading into the Brawl Cup. Yes they managed to qualify for the event finishing as the #1 Team in the region just barely, but there are still several question marks surrounding them. They have kept it a bit too close against teams they should be able to defeat and despite winning a Monthly Final, they have usually looked either on or off their game. You can say the same about their drafts as well lately which is also why they are ranked outside the Top 10 again. A statement win at the Brawl Cup could maybe put them that high, but there’s a good chance they might not get many opportunities to do so looking at their bracket.

#12 LOUD

The BSEN Guarantee curse has struck another team down in the most frustrating way possible. This team had a chance to secure a Brawl Cup spot with just a couple of wins, but they couldn’t figure out how to draft against Olimpo. Seriously if you looked at their drafts for that match, they should be lucky Symantec wasn’t casting that match because I believe he would’ve been screaming at them. The loss of Role has certainly affected them to a point where they’ll need to find someone who can actually help them get back in the game with just a decent drafting game. A frustrating way to end the split, but hopefully these guys can come back like they did last year with a much stronger Summer Split.

#13 Team Heretics

Shocking to see this is the third (and last) European team on these Power Rankings, but if you saw the madness that happened this month you shouldn’t be too surprised. Team Heretics robbed us from sweepmania as they were the only team to not get swept, but that ain’t saying much since they ended up losing to Real Madrid. This has not been a good year for teams outside the Top 2 in the region and a roster change is expected to happen with Subeme likely parting ways with the team. Who their third will be is unconfirmed at the time of this being written, but there is a chance they could play with a top level veteran if a deal falls through.

#14 Vatic

About time this team played up to their potential for once. After two disastrous months where they got paired with two solid teams, Vatic finally got a break with a slightly easier path to win their first Monthly Finals Championship. Homeless were definitely not fully prepared for their match, Legacy was pretty manageable and Tribe were simply kinda out of gas towards the end of their match. Not sure if this was totally satisfying for them, but this was enough to save their season at least so that’s something. Vatic is now a postseason contender thanks to this run, but we’ll see if they can pull this off again heading into the Summer Split.

#15 Revenant XSpark

It might be a bit surprising to see them this high on the list considering they have only played in one event, but this month was so chaotic that it was enough to place RNTX in our Top 15. They are definitely not going to be a punching bag heading into the Brawl Cup, but they will have a bit of a tougher road looking at their opponents in the Group Stage. They did have a solid run in the SESA event only winning matches in three or four sets, but that was to be expected. Sergeant has already proven to be one of the best players in the game and he is expected to attend the event, but can his teammates Hiroshii & Walkthrough back him up the way X9Jay & Response did last year?

That will do it for our rankings for this month. We’ll see you again after the Brawl Cup with our next Power Rankings! Let us know in the comments what you agreed & disagreed with. We’ll try our best to answer any questions you might have in the comments (and believe me we know there’ll be some comments). Take care and have yourselves a wonderful day!