List of League of Legends tournments
League of Legends is a widely played electronic sports game at both amateur and professional levels. This is a list of League of Legends tournaments.
Organized by Riot Games or affiliated parties
Bold indicates highest professional league in highly competitive regions that can determine qualification to and seeding in the League of Legends World Championship.
Name | Tier | Region | Location | Years active | Size | WC | Latest Champion |
League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) | 1st (professional) | North America | Los Angeles | 2013 - | 10 | 3 | Team SoloMid |
League of Legends Challenger Series | 2nd (semi-professional) | North America | Los Angeles | 2014 - | 6 | | Team 8 |
League of Legends Championship Series | 1st (professional) | Europe | Berlin | 2013 - | 10 | 3 | Alliance |
League of Legends Challenger Series | 2nd (semi-professional) | Europe | Berlin | 2014 - | 6 | | H2k-Gaming |
League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) | 1st (professional) | South Korea | Seoul | 2012 - | 8 | 3 | Samsung Blue[CP] |
NiceGameTV League of Legends Battle | 2nd (mixed[NLB]) | South Korea | Seoul | 2012 - 2014 | 16+12[NLB] | | SK Telecom T1 K |
Challengers Korea | 2nd (semi-professional) | South Korea | Seoul | 2015 - | 16 | | |
League of Legends Pro League (LPL) | 1st (professional) | China[CHN] | Shanghai | 2013 - | 12 | 3 | Edward Gaming |
LoL Secondary Pro League | 2nd (professional) | China | Shanghai | 2014 - | 16 | | Team King |
Hero of Cities | 3rd (amateur cup)[TGA] | China | Taicang | 2011 - | 31Q[›] | | AD Gaming |
Demacia Cup | National Cup | China | Chongqing | 2013 - | 29 | | Edward Gaming |
League of Legends Master Series (LMS) | 1st (professional)[LNL] | TW/HK/MO | Taipei | 2014 - | 8 | 2 | Taipei Snipers |
Garena Talk Talk League | 2nd (amateur) | TW/HK/MO | Online | 2013 - | 8Q[›] | | (4 team promoted) |
Garena Premier League | 1st (professional) | Southeast Asia[SEA] | various | 2013 - | 16 | IWT | Taipei Assassins |
Vietnam Championship Series A | 2nd (semi-professional) | Vietnam | | 2013 - | 16 | | G5 E-Sport Fate Team |
Thailand Pro League | 2nd (semi-professional) | Thailand | | 2014 - | 12 | | Bangkok Titans |
The Legends Circuit | 2nd (semi-professional) | Singapore/Malaysia | | 2013 - | 16 | | Insidious Gaming Legends |
Pro Gaming Series | 2nd (semi-professional) | Philippines | | 2014 - | 8 | | Wargods |
LoL Garuda Series | 2nd (semi-professional) | Indonesia | | 2014 - | 8 | | Jakarta Juggernauts |
Circuito Brasileiro de League of Legends | 1st (professional) | Brazil | | 2014 - | 8 | IWT | Keyd Stars |
Latin America Cup | 1st (professional) | Latin America | | 2014 - | 6+6 | IWT | Lyon Gaming |
League of Legends Japan League | 1st (professional) | Japan | | 2014 - | 6 | IWT | DetonatioN FocusMe |
Turkey Champions League | 1st (professional) | Turkey | | 2015 - | 8 | IWT | |
SLTV StarSeries | 1st (semi-professional) | CIS[CIS] | | 2014 - | 8 | IWT | Moscow Five |
Oceanic Pro League | 1st (professional) | Oceania | | 2015 - | 8 | IWT | |
International Wildcard tournament | Qualifier | various[IWC] | various | 2013 - | 7 | 2 | (2 qualified) |
Mid-Season Invitational | International | Worldwide | various | 2015 - | 6 | N/A | |
League of Legends World Championship | International | Worldwide | various | 2011 - | 16 | - | Samsung Galaxy White |
Notes
- ^ By "Circuit Points" which count overall performance in a year, instead of one season.
- ^ Consists of semi-professional and amateur teams; Losing professional teams from OnGameNet (predecessor of League of Legends Champions Korea) also participate.
- ^ Refers to Mainland China, although Hong Kong/Macau players are explicitly accepted as domestic residents, despite having its own 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.
- ^ Formerly called League of Legends Nova League and served as 2nd tier below Garena Premier League in 2014.
- ^ Currently includes Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore & Malaysia, and Indonesia.
- ^ 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".
- ^ "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/HK/Macau. Champions of leagues that marked with "IWT" will participate.
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