MBF World Cup qualification
MBFF World Cup qualification is the name given to the confederational rounds of qualifying matches in order for member nations to earn a place at that year's MBF World Cup.
History
The qualification rounds were introduced for the inaugural World Cup held in Birgeshir. In 2023, the MBF introduced Confederation Championships which doubled up as qualification tournaments for the World Cup.
Format
Each of the four MBF confederations is permitted a certain number of qualifying berths at each World Cup, which must be filled by affiliated members of that confederation by narrowing-down the amount of eligible nations via group stages, automatic knock-out or a combination of both. The amount of berths each confederation receives each year is decided by the number of affiliated members in each, and the respective strengths of those members' national teams.
Previous years
| Year | Host(s) | ABBU & CTBU qualifiers | ECBU qualifiers | KBU qualifiers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 Details |
 Birgeshir
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Birgeshir Craitland Florian Republic Jingdao Kingdom of Coria Nohavland Senya |
 Bayen Itavr North Antarctica Vyktory |
 Caputia Hoenn Mercury Nova English Korea
|
| 6 + 1 host | 4 | 4 |
Emboldened teams received automatic qualification.
Italics signify a nation's début tournament.
Previous entrants
| Confederation | 2018 Birgeshir (14) |
|---|---|
| ABBU | 13 |
| CTBU | 4 |
| ECBU | 11 |
| KBU | 8 |
| Total entrants | 36 |
| Teams played | 36 |
| Matches played | 144 |
| Points scored | 23,630 |
| Average points per match | 164 |
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