How the Program Works
The Frequent Flyer Programme applies to three seasonal formats — BLAST Bounty, BLAST Open, and BLAST Rivals, which are held twice a year. Teams receive basic tokens based on the number of events (1 token for 4 tournaments, 2 for 5, 4 for 6) and additional tokens based on results: reaching the second week of Bounty or Open earns 1 token, and winning any of the three types of tournaments adds another 2. If a team declines an invite, they forfeit participation, a fixed payout, and reset all tokens for the year, with their share going into the general "frequent visitors" prize pool.
Current Token Holders
As of November 20, 2025, the token leaderboard is topped by Team Vitality with 12 tokens and an estimated share of $461,538 from the $2 million pool. Following them are Team Spirit with 11 tokens and approximately $423,077, and G2 Esports with 6 tokens and potential earnings of $230,769; Mouz and FURIA Esports share the next "tier" with 5 tokens each and about $192,308.
In the middle of the table are Natus Vincere and FaZe with 3 tokens and an equivalent of $115,385, as well as Team Liquid , pain , and Virtus.pro with two tokens and roughly $76,923. FlyQuest rounds out the list of current recipients with one token and a share of about $38,462, while dozens of other teams have either not yet earned tokens or have completely burned them by declining invites.
BLAST management emphasizes that the new financial model aims to expand the list of truly funded clubs from the previous 12 partners to at least 32–40 teams per season and make their earnings more predictable. In this system, regular participation and consistent playoffs become a separate source of income, and decisions to decline tournaments now directly cost tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars — making the token race the main hidden storyline of the BLAST 2025 season.
