The crossover appeal that d4vd possesses allows him to work with a bevy of artists of all genres. His knack for writing relatable and catchy croons certainly helps him and it continues to give the 19-year-old phenom various opportunities. Some of that includes working alongside video game franchises and television shows for soundtracks where accessible and versatile music is essential. So far, d4vd has been able to team up with one of the most popular games of all time in Call of Duty. He did so last year to raise excitement for the Modern Warfare III remake by dropping “Call Me Revenge” with 21 Savage.
Then, earlier this year, the producers for the hit adult animated Amazon Prime Video series Invincible, reached out to the “Romantic Homicide” artist for a track. “Feel It” has actually become one of his most popular songs on streaming now, so it was a win-win for both sides. Now, the people over at Arcane are reaching out to d4vd for “Remember Me” and its accompanying intro. This song about wanting a past lover to never let their history together to be wiped away will land on the season two soundtrack. That will arrive next Saturday, November 23. The League of Legends spin-off Netflix show is in the middle of its sophomore season as we speak, with a few episodes still to be released.
Remember Me (From The Series Arcane League Of Legends) – D4vd
Quotable Lyrics From “Remember Me”:
I don’t wanna liе, that’s not me I just wanna be more than a mеmory If you dream about me when you fall asleep I hope you, I hope you Never find someone to hold you like I held you All I want is peace of mind, can I tell you?
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Where Is Worlds 2024 Taking Place?
At the 2023 Grand Final, Riot announced that Europe would host Worlds 2024. The Grand Final is due to be held at the O2 Arena in London.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G 2 – 3 Bilibili Gaming
JDG 3 – 1 KT Rolster
LNG 0 – 3 T1
Semifinals
Bilibili Gaming 2 – 3 Weibo Gaming
JDG 1 – 3 T1
Grand Final
Weibo Gaming 0 – 3 T1
This is Weibo Gaming’s first final. However, Suning reached the final in 2020. The Suning brand was acquired by Weibo a year later. Furthermore, this is T1’s sixth final. They are looking for their fourth Worlds title and first since 2016.
In the Grand Final on November 19, T1 defeated Weibo Gaming 3-0. Furthermore, Riot Games announced that 2024 would be a European-hosted Worlds, with a Grand Final at the O2 Arena in London.
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G 2 – 3 Bilibili Gaming
JDG 3 – 1 KT Rolster
LNG 0 – 3 T1
Semifinals
Bilibili Gaming 2 – 3 Weibo Gaming
JDG 1 – 3 T1
Grand Final
Weibo Gaming v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G 2 – 3 Bilibili Gaming
JDG 3 – 1 KT Rolster
LNG 0 – 3 T1
Semifinals
Bilibili Gaming 2 – 3 Weibo Gaming
JDG v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G 2 – 3 Bilibili Gaming
JDG 3 – 1 KT Rolster
LNG 0 – 3 T1
Semifinals
Bilibili Gaming v Weibo Gaming
JDG v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G 2 – 3 Bilibili Gaming
JDG 3 – 1 KT Rolster
LNG v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG 0 – 3 Weibo Gaming
Gen.G v Bilibili Gaming
JDG v KT Rolster
LNG v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds. Bold indicates teams still active in the competition
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
W v. G2
KT Rolster [Q]
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
W v. Dplus
Weibo Gaming [Q]
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
W v. Fnatic
Dplus [E]
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
L v. KT Rolster
Fnatic [E]
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
L v. Weibo Gaming
G2 [E]
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
L v. Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Quarterfinals
NRG v Weibo Gaming
Gen.G v Bilibili Gaming
JDG v KT Rolster
LNG v T1
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% after the October 27 matches.
The 2023 League of Legends World Championships, better known as Worlds 2023, represents a major change for the long-running tournament. Ahead of the 2023 pro season, Riot Games announced that major format changes would be coming to the season-ending tournament. Since 2017, the tournament has operated a play-in stage, a group stage, and a knockout stage.
Starting in 2023, the scope of the play-in stage will be reduced and modified. Firstly, the play-in will no longer feature teams from South Korea or China. Furthermore, a maximum of one team from Europe or North America will be present. The last of the eight teams to qualify for the play-in stage will be determined by a preliminary qualification tournament.
Furthermore, the Worlds Qualifying Series will pit the fourth seed from Europe against the fourth seed from North America. Subsequently, The winner of this best-of-five series will compete in the Worlds play-in stage. Additionally, this was won by Team BDS, who beat Golden Guardians.
Additionally, the Worlds group stage has been replaced by a Swiss Stage format. Furthermore, teams will play a maximum of five matches, with their opponents determined by their previous results. Subsequently, the top eight teams in the Swiss Stage will progress to an unchanged single-elimination bracket.
When Is Worlds 2023?
Worlds 2023 will be held between October 10 and November 19, 2023.
Where Is Worlds 2023 Being Held?
Worlds 2023 is being hosted by South Korea. Games will be played in Seoul and Busan. Furthermore, the Grand Final will be hosted at Gocheok Sky Dome, a domed baseball stadium in Seoul. Additionally, it is the first time since 2018 that South Korea has hosted Worlds.
What Is The 2023 Worlds Song?
The Worlds 2023 song is “GODS” and is performed by K-Pop group, New Jeans. The video follows the journey of 2022 champion Deft from high school to the Worlds trophy.
How Much Do You Get For Winning Worlds?
The prize pool for Worlds varies each year. There is a base prize pool provided by Riot Games. Furthermore, the prize pool is supplemented by the sale of in-game events and tickets for the event. However, the prize pool for the Worlds 2022 is $2.25 million. In 2022, the tournament champions received 22%, or $489,500, of the prize pool. Additionally, Riot has announced that Worlds 2023 will also have a prize pool of $2.25 million.
Who Won Worlds 2022?
Worlds 2022 was won by LCK team DRX. Furthermore, they defeated fellow Korean team T1 in a thrilling Grand Final in San Francisco. However, DRX failed to qualify for Worlds 2023, finishing fifth in the LCK. This means that Worlds 2023 will be the first tournament since Worlds 2020 to not feature the reigning Worlds champion.
Who Has Qualified For Worlds 2023?
22 teams will qualify for Worlds 2023 based on their performance in their regional Summer split. Furthermore, the 22 places at Worlds 2023 are divided as follows:
However, three regions will no longer be represented at Worlds from 2023. Firstly, the TCL, which represents Turkey, vacated its Worlds spot to become part of the European Region League system. Similarly, the LCO, which represents Oceania, vacated its Worlds spot and will seek qualification through the PCS. Finally, the LCL, which represents Russia, has been suspended since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
With the elimination of Team Bliss and Chiefs Esports Club from the PCS playoffs, Worlds 2023 will be the first since 2016 not to feature any teams from Oceania.
Worlds 2023 Rosters
Team
Top
Jungle
Mid
ADC
Support
Gen.G
Doran
Peanut
Chovy
Peyz
Delight
T1
Zeus
Oner
Faker*
Gumayusi
Keria
KT Rolster
Kiin
Cuzz
Bdd
Aiming
Lehends
Dplus
Canna
Canyon*
ShowMaker*
Deft*
Kellin
JDG
369
Kanavi
Knight
Ruler*
MISSING
Bilibili Gaming
Bin
XUN
Yagao
Elk
ON
LNG
Zika
Tarzan
Scout*
Gala
Hang
Weibo Gaming
TheShy*
weiwei
Xiaohu
Light
Crisp*
G2
BrokenBlade
Yike
Caps
Hans Sama
Mikyx
Fnatic
Oscarinin
Razork
Humanoid
Noah
Trymbi
MAD Lions
Chasy
Elyoya
Nisqy
Carzzy
Hylissang
NRG
Dhokla
Contractz
Palafox
FBI
IgNar
Cloud9
Fudge
Blaber
EMENES
Berserker
Zven
Team Liquid
Summit
Pyosik*
APA
Yeon
CoreJJ*
PSG Talon
Azhi
JunJia
Maple
Wako
Woody
CTBC Flying Oyster
Rest
Gemini
JimieN
Shunn
ShiauC
GAM Esports
Kiaya
Levi
Kati
Slayder
Zin
Team Whales
Sparda
Bean J
Glory
Artemis
Bie
LOUD
Robo
Croc
tinowns
Route
Ceos
Rainbow7
Bong
Oddie
Mireu
Ceo
Lyonz
DetonatioN FocusMe
apaMEN
Steal
Aria
Yutapon
Harp
Team BDS
Adam
Sheo
nuc
Crownie
Labrov
* indicates that the player has previously won Worlds
Worlds 2023 Play In
The Worlds 2023 Play-In Stage will be conducted using the GSL format. The top two teams from each group qualify for a best-of-five series. The winners of those series will then qualify for the Swiss stage. Furthermore, the Worlds Play In stage began on October 10. Additionally, Team BDS secured their place in the Group Stage with a 3-0 win over Golden Guardians in the Worlds Qualifying Series.
October 9: Worlds Qualifying Series
Team BDS 3 – 0 Golden Guardians
Group A
GAM Esports
LOUD
PSG Talon
Rainbow7
PSG Talon 2 – 0 Rainbow7
GAM Esports 0 – 2 LOUD
PSG Talon 2 – 0 LOUD
Rainbow7 0 – 2 GAM Esports
GAM Esports 2 – 0 LOUD
Group B
CTBC Flying Oyster
DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS
Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 2 – 0 DetonatioN FocusMe
Team BDS 1 – 2 Team Whales
CTBC Flying Oyster 1 – 2 Team Whales
DetonatioN FocusMe 0 – 2 Team BDS
Team BDS 2 – 0 CTBC Flying Oyster
Knockout
PSG Talon 2 – 3 Team BDS
Team Whales 1 – 3 GAM Esports
Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage
Team
Match 1
Match 2
Match 3
Match 4
Match 5
Gen.G [Q]
W v. GAM Esports
W v. T1
W v. G2
–
–
JDG [Q]
W v. Team BDS
W v. Bilibili Gamin
W v. LNG
–
–
LNG [Q]
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
W v. KT Rolster
–
NRG [Q]
L v. Weibo Gaming
W v. Team Liquid
W v. MAD Lions
W v. G2
–
T1 [Q]
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Gen.G
W v. Cloud9
W v. Bilibili Gaming
–
Bilibili Gaming
W v. KT Rolster
L v. JDG
W v. Fnatic
L v. T1
G2
Dplus
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. Team BDS
W v. GAM Esports
KT Rolster
Fnatic
L v. LNG
W v. GAM Esports
L v. Bilibli Gaming
W v. Cloud9
Weibo Gaming
G2
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. Gen.G
L v. NRG
Bilibili Gaming
KT Rolster
L v. Bilibili Gaming
W v. Dplus
W v. Weibo Gaming
L v. LNG
Dplus
Weibo Gaming
W v. NRG
L v. G2
L v. KT Rolster
W v. MAD Lions
Fnatic
Cloud9 [E]
W v. MAD Lions
L v. LNG
L v. T1
L v. Fnatic
–
GAM Esports [E]
L v. Gen.G
L v. Fnatic
W v. Team Liquid
L v. Dplus
–
MAD Lions [E]
L v. Cloud9
W v. Team BDS
L v. NRG
L v. Weibo Gaming
–
Team BDS [E]
L v. JDG
L v. MAD Lions
L v. Dplus
–
–
Team Liquid [E]
L v. T1
L v. NRG
L v. GAM Esports
–
–
Q = Qualified E = Eliminated
Worlds 2023 Knockout Stage
Qualified:
Gen.G (LCK)
JDG (LPL)
LNG (LPL)
NRG (LCS)
T1 (LCK)
Furthermore, NRG’s qualification means a North American team makes it to the knockouts for the first time since 2021.
Worlds Stats
Additionally, here are the stats for KDA leaders and champion presence. Furthermore, these stats change daily and are updated as such. Meanwhile, Gen.G’s entire lineup currently dominated the KDA standings for most of the Swiss stage. Orianna maintained a 100% pick/ban rate for much of the Swiss Stage. However, she fell to 95% on after the October 27 matches.
Luka “Perkz” Perković has left Team Vitality after two years as their starting mid laner. “After two years as our midlaner it’s time to say goodbye to @Perkz. Through a journey with ups and downs we will always appreciate your hard work and dedication to our club while you were here. We wish you all the best in your next adventure ,” the France-based LEC team wrote on social media. The news that Perkz could become a free agent was first reported as rumor earlier this week by esports outlet blix.gg.
Perkz joined Team Vitality ahead of the 2022 season following a year of mixed successes in North America. It was reported that Perkz had joined Vitality as they were willing to build a team around the star mid laner. However, 2022 was a season of missed opportunities. Vitality finished 5th in the Spring split before blowing a 96% chance to qualify for the Summer playoffs. Things only got worse in 2023. The team had 5th and 3rd place finishes in the first two splits of the year. However, Vitality blew their playoff chances once again with a last-place finish in the third and final split of the year.
Once one of Europe’s best places, Perkz’s glory days are well behind him at this point. Ever since he left G2 in 2020, his performances have declined dramatically. Furthermore, it’s all but an open secret around the esports community that the Croatian mid laner is incredibly difficult to work with. However, on the other hand, his free agency is something of a surprise around the league. He has not been linked with any particular team as of yet. However, it’s unlikely that he will start the 2024 season teamless.
Meanwhile, Vitality will need to figure out a path forward after two consecutive years of failed superteams. While Perkz is the first player to officially leave, he might not be the last. It’s also rumored that they will replace failed jungler prospect Bo with their academy jungler Daglas. It remains to be seen if any of their other starters – Photon, Upset, and Kaiser – will also be departing this offseason.
,” the France-based LEC team wrote on social media. The news that Perkz could become a free agent was first reported as rumor earlier this week by esports outlet blix.gg. 
(@TeamVitality)