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League of Legends electronic sports game at both amateur and professional levels . This is a list of League of Legends tournaments.
International tournaments
As of 2019, there exist 13 professional leagues around the world. For the League of Legends World Championship , the premier leagues (in Bold) are allocated 3 spots each, with the remaining spots given to the split 2 champions from the remaining play-in regions.
Tier 2 and lower
Name
Tier
Region
Location
Years active
Size
WC Latest Winner
Spring split
Summer Split
North America Academy League
2nd (semi-professional)
North America
Los Angeles
2018 -
10
TeamSolomid Academy
100 Thieves Academy
European Masters
2nd (semi-professional)
Europe
Various
2018-
16
Misfits Premier
Berlin International Gaming
League of Legends Challengers Korea
2nd (semi-professional)
South Korea
Seoul
2015 -
16
ES Sharks
Team Dynamics
LoL Development League
2nd (professional)
China
Various
2018 -
25
Young Miracles
Vietnam Championship Series B
2nd (semi-professional)
Vietnam
Various
2013 -
unknown
Team Flash
Circuito Desafiante
2nd (professional)
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
2015 -
6
IDM Gaming
KaBuM e-Sports
Hero of Cities
3rd (amateur cup)[TGA]
China
Taicang
2011 -
31[Q]
AD Gaming
Demacia Cup/Championship
National Cup
China
Chongqing
2013 -
29
Invictus Gaming
LOL KeSPA Cup National Cup
South Korea
Seoul
2015 -
19
Griffin
Former
League of Legends Masters Series [LNL] 1st (professional)
TW/HK/MO
Taipei
2015 - 2019
8
2G + 1P
Flash Wolves
J Team
Elite Challenger Series
2nd (semi-professional)
TW/HK/MO
Taipei
2016 - 2019
8
SuperEsports
J Team 2
League of Legends SEA Tour [GPL] 1st (professional)
Southeast Asia[SEA]
Various
2018 - 2019
8
1P
MEGA Esports
MEGA Esports
LoL Secondary Pro League
2nd (professional)
China
Shanghai
2014 - 2017
16
Team King
Vici Gaming
SLTV Challenger League
2nd (semi-professional)
CIS
Kiev
2016 - 2018
32
Gambit.CIS
LJL Challenger Series
2nd (semi-professional)
Japan
2014 - 2018
6
SCARZ Burning Core
SCARZ
Liga Latinoamérica Norte (LLN) (Eng
1st (professional)
Latin America North[LAN]
Mexico City
2014 - 2018
8
1 P
Rainbow7
Infinity e-Sports CR
Copa Latinoamérica Sur (CLS) (Eng
1st (professional)
Latin America South[LAS]
Santiago
2014 - 2018
8
1 P
Kaos Latin Gamers
Kaos Latin Gamers
Garena Premier League (GPL)
1st (professional)
TW/HK/MO/SEA[SEA&TW]
various
2012 - 2018
various
1 P
Ascension Gaming
GIGABYTE Marines
Vietnam Championship Series A (VCSA)
2nd (professional)
Vietnam
2013 - 2017
8
GPL Qualification
GIGABYTE Marines
GIGABYTE Marines
Thailand Pro League (TPL)
2nd (semi-professional)
Thailand
2014 - 2018
8
GPL Qualification
Ascension Gaming
Ascension Gaming
Singapore Legends Series (SLS)[TLC-SG]
2nd (semi-professional)
Singapore
2013 - 2018
8
GPL Qualification
Sovereign
Resurgence
LoL Championship Malaysia (LCM)[TLC-MY]
2nd (semi-professional)
Malaysia
2013 - 2018
8
GPL Qualification
Kuala Lumpur Hunters
Kuala Lumpur Hunters
Pro Gaming Series (PGS)
2nd (semi-professional)
Philippines
2014 - 2018
8
GPL Qualification
Mineski
Manila Eagles
LoL Garuda Series (LGS)
2nd (semi-professional)
Indonesia
2014 - 2018
8
GPL Qualification
Bigetron e-Sports
HeadHunters
(AS) Garena All-Star
2nd (SEA Qualifier)
Southeast Asia
various
2016 - 2017
6
Represent for GPL at All-Star
Team Vietnam All-Star
NA League of Legends Challenger Series
2nd (semi-professional)
North America
Los Angeles
2014 - 2017
6
Gold Coin United
EU League of Legends Challenger Series
2nd (semi-professional)
Europe
Berlin
2014 - 2017
6
Misfits Academy (Later known as the Mysterious Monkeys)
NiceGameTV League of Legends Battle2nd (mixed[NLB]
South Korea
Seoul
2012 - 2014
16+12[NLB]
SK Telecom T1 K
Garena Talk Talk League
2nd (amateur)
TW/HK/MO
Online
2013
8[Q]
(4 team promoted)
(Mid-Season) International Wildcard Invitational
Qualifier
various[IWC]
various
2015 - 2016
8
MSI Qualification
SuperMassive e-Sports
(WC) International Wildcard tournament/qualifier
Qualifier
various[IWC]
various
2013 - 2016
8
2
Albux NoX Luna, INTZ e-Sports
(AS) International Wildcard All-Star
Qualifier
various[IWC]
various
2015 - 2016
8
Represent for IWC at All-Star
Team GPL All-Star from Vietnam
Collegiate leagues
Current Name
Former Name
Region
Years active
Size
Latest Winner
International College Cup
Worldwide
2016-
12
Jimei University
ULoL Campus Series
Division 1
North America
2015-
222
Maryville
CSL Junior Varsity 1
Division 2
North America
2015-
221
British Columbia B Team
CSL Junior Varsity 2
Division 3
North America
2015-
136
Penn State Division 3
Campus Series conferences
Name
Region
Years active
Size
Latest Winner
ULoL Campus Series North
North America - North
2017-
53
Maryville
ULoL Campus Series South
North America - South
2017-
52
Texas A&M
ULoL Campus Series East
North America - East
2017-
66
Toronto
ULoL Campus Series West
North America - West
2017-
51
Simon Fraser
Big Ten US
2017-
14
Maryland
Peach Belt US
2018-
12
N/A
Other tournaments
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(March 2015 )
"Years active" refers to the number of years the tournament hosted a League of Legends section, not necessarily the age of the competition itself.[ 1]
References
Notes
^ By "Circuit Points" which count overall performance in a year, instead of one season.
^ Formerly called North American League of Legends Championship Series (NA LCS) before 2019.
^ ^ Rebrand of European League of Legends Championship Series (EU LCS) with franchise from 2019.
^ Except European country of
CIS and
Baltic States .
^ Refers to
People's Republic of China not included
Hong Kong /
Macau , although Hong Kong/Macau players are explicitly accepted as domestic residents, despite having its PCS with
Taiwan .
^ Matches of LPL are played in many studios that be owned by teams or organizations, located in
Beijing ,
Shanghai ,
Chengdu ,
Chongqing ,
Hangzhou ,
Xi'an ^ Merger of the League of Legends Master Series (LMS) and the League of Legends SEA Tour (LST) into a single league.
^ Formerly called League of Legends Nova League and served as 2nd tier below Garena Premier League in 2014.
^ Merge the Liga Latinoamérica Norte (LLN) and the Copa Latinoamérica Sur (CLS) into a League.
^ ^ Not withstanding the actual
Commonwealth of Independent States , all
post-soviet players , including those from
Baltic States , are explicitly regarded as domestic players and indeed participate. One Lithuanian team referred this region as "CIS and Baltic States".
^ Refers to most countries of the
Arab League .
^ From Mexico to Peru,
Hispanic America 's countries are at the North of Brazil.
^ Hispanic America 's countries are at the South of Peru and Brazil.
^ Replaces Garena Premier League (GPL) since 2018 summer split
^ Currently includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
^ Since 2018, Vietnam is separated out from Southeast Asia and become an independent competitive region.
^ Consists of semi-professional and amateur teams; Losing professional teams from
OnGameNet (predecessor of League of Legends Champions Korea) also participate.
^ Included Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau before 2015 and Vietnam before 2018
^ Formerly called "The Legends Circuit Malaysia" and served as 2nd tier below Garena Premier League.
^ Formerly called "The Legends Circuit Singapore" and served as 2nd tier below Garena Premier League.
^ Served as 1st tier before 2013 Spring, 2nd tier before 2014 Spring.
^ Size of this tournament does not include regional or online stage, only the finals.
^ "Emerging Regions", refers to any region not competitive enough to receive World Championship spot on their own, that is excluding China, South Korea, North America, Europe and Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau. Champions of leagues that marked with "IWT" will participate. Some examples of such include the Latin America (Brazil, Latin America South, Latin America North) as well as Oceania (SEA servers)
Esports and competitive video gaming
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Jimei University
Maryville
British Columbia B Team
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