Eight teams will compete in the championship. Direct LAN-final invitations were received by Bad News Eagles, ENCE, Eternal Fire, Movistar Riders, Sprout and Team Spirit. They joined forZe and HONORIS who qualified through ranking points.

Initially, the invitation to the tournament was received by Copenhagen Flames, however, the Danish team declined to participate in the competition due to the need to play the RMR qualifications. Their slot at the event was taken by Movistar Riders.

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CCT Central Europe Malta Finals will be held from February 16 to 19 in St. Julian's, Malta. The tournament will take place at the InterContinental Malta arena. The teams will compete for a prize pool of $100,000.