League of legends worlds 2023 | Teams qualified for 2023 LoL World Championship

League of legends worlds 2023 | Teams qualified for 2023 LoL World Championship,league of legends worlds 2023 tickets, lol worlds 2023 schedule.

League of legends worlds 2023

Worlds 2023 will mark the return of LoL’s biggest tournament to South Korea for the first time since 2018, when Invictus Gaming won the title against Fnatic in epic fashion. The tournament will be held from October 10 to November 19 at four venues in Seoul and Busan.

The 2023 World Series will feature 22 teams from nine regions, with the LPL and LCK the only regions to field a four-player squad. Riot Games has made several changes to the format, including changing the league’s group stage and the Swiss stage.

League of legends worlds 2023 Dates, schedule and venues

Worlds 2023 is been penned in for an Oct. 10 start date, which is a little later than the standard September click-off. The play-ins and group stages will be held in Seoul before the tournament shifts to Busan for finals. Seoul’s 17,000-capacity Gocheok Sky Dome will be hosting the grand finals.

When the premier event finally begins in late October we will have 22 League teams locked in and ready to battle for history at the 13th edition of one of the most illustrious tournaments in all esports. That will include four representatives each from heavyweight regions like China and Korea, between three and four from NA and EMEA, and a host of Cinderella hopefuls.

You can find all the dates and locations for Worlds 2023 below:

• Play-Ins: October 10-15 (LoL Park, Seoul)
• Group Stage: October 19-29 (KBS Arena, Seoul)
• Quarter-finals: November 2-5 (Sajik Indoor Gymnasium, Busan)
• Semi-finals: November 11-12 (Sajik Indoor Gymnasium, Busan)
• Finals: November 19 (Gocheok Sky Dome, Seoul)

Worlds 2023 will feature 22 teams from all over the world. The tournament will begin with the Play-In Stage, where the lower-ranked teams will duke it out for two spots in the Swiss Stage. There, they will join the 14 seeded teams, all hailing from the major regions (LCK, LPL, LCS and LEC).

Teams qualified for 2023 LoL World Championship

LCK (Korea)

• Gen.G (Swiss Stage)
• T1 (Swiss Stage)
• KT Rolster (Swiss Stage)
• Dplus (Swiss Stage)

Gen.G’s 3-2 victory over T1 on Aug. 12 locks them in as the first home team to secure a spot at Worlds 2023. Gen.G is unassailable for the LCK Championship points lead, meaning that, should they win the Summer Split, the second-placed team will receive the Worlds spot instead.

LCS (North America)

• Cloud9 (Swiss Stage)
• NRG (Swiss Stage)
• Team Liquid (Swiss Stage)

LPL (China)

• JD Gaming (Swiss Stage)
• Bilibili Gaming (Swiss Stage)
• LNG Esports (Swiss Stage)
• Weibo Gaming (Swiss Stage)

LEC (Europe)

• MAD Lions (Swiss Stage)
• G2 Esports (Swiss Stage)
• BDS/Fnatic (Swiss Stage)

After a dominant showing vs. Excel Esports, MAD Lions earned the first Worlds slot for the LEC by ensuring that they wouldn’t finish below third place in the 2023 LEC Season Finals. G2 Esports did the same by defeating Team BDS.

The top three teams in this last event are guaranteed to attend Worlds, while the fourth seed will need to earn its place by beating the LCS fourth seed in the first-ever Worlds Qualifying Series.

Worlds Qualifying Series (NA/Europe)

• Golden Guardians vs. BDS/Fnatic (Play-In)

CBLOL (Brazil)

• TBD (Play-In)

VCS (Vietnam)

• GAM Esports (Play-In)
• TBD (Play-In)

PCS (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia and Oceania)

• PSG Talon (Play-In)
• CTBC Flying Oyster (Play-In)

LJL (Japan)

• DetonatioN FocusMe (Play-In)

LLA (Latin America)

• Rainbow7 (Play-In)

League’s premier event looks very different this year, with Riot Games rubberstamping several format changes ranging from the introduction of best of threes to a Swiss-style stageand more bracket-based play.