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November 3 – T1 and Faker claim a fifth World Championship
Faker and his beloved T1 have won a record-extending fifth World Championship title. The League of Legends GOAT, whose career is now being compared to those of the greatest traditional sportsman, was in inspired form, particularly in the latter stages of the series, and led his team at such a level that there was little BLG could have done any better to have beaten the Korean favourites.
The curtains are now drawn on Worlds 2024, and thus ends our live coverage. We’ll see you next year, perhaps celebrating yet another Summoner’s Cup title for the Unkillable Demon King.
November 2 – THE FINAL IS HEREÂ
The fans are waiting. The teams are here. T1 and Bilibili Gaming are about to play the 2024 World Championship final.
T1’s Worlds aura has seen them reach this stage against all odds, while the dominant BLG may be the one side that won’t be so easily fazed on the biggest stage.
October 27 – Bilibili and T1 reach the final
We have our Worlds 2024 finalists. Read our BLG vs T1 predictions piece for betting insights into this epic grand final.
The first semi-final between Bilibili Gaming and Weibo Gaming went more or less as planned – BLG dominating and looking comfortable in their 3-0 sweep.
T1’s 3-1 victory over Gen.G was much less expected. Gen.G were tournament favourites and had beaten T1 in their last 10 meetings, but Faker and co. found their Worlds buff to win the series and reach their third successive World Championship final.
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October 25 – Semi-finals loom
Worlds 2024 is down to its final four; a quartet set to compete in this weekend’s semi-final, best-of-five matches.
On Saturday, an all-Chinese clash will see the Weibo Gaming, who has gained momentum throughout the tournament, take on back-to-back LPL champions Bilibili Gaming – one of the favourites before the event.
On Sunday, an all-Korean affair will see the LCK heavyweights and MSI-holders Gen.G take on four-time World Champions, Worlds 2023 winners T1.
October 20 – top four confirmed
In a win over FluQuest, Korean second seed Gen.G became the final team to secure a semi-final spot at Worlds 2024. In what was expected to be a quick 3-0, North America’s first seed threw a spanner in the works by stunning the LoLEsports world with a dominant opening map victory.
Gen.G came back in game three, but another shock win for FLY afterwards put them on the brink of completing the biggest upset in League of Legends history. However, sadly it was not to be. Korean heavyweights GEN got things back on track to take the final two maps and eke out a 3-2 victory.
October 19 – T1’s Worlds buff appears
Like so many times before, Faker and T1 appear to be growing into form at the World Championship despite failing to show elite performances through much of the season.ç
The Korean side was dominant in their quarter-final win against Top Esports, dismantling the Chinese team in a 3-0 to book their spot in the semi-finals. The win means that Faker and T1 have now reached the top four in every single one of their nine World Championship attendances.
October 18 – the best series so far
The quarter-final matchup between respective LCK and LPL first seeds Hanwha Life Esports and Bilibili Gaming offered up the most entertaining series at the tournament so far.
Extremely bloody, back-and-forth games saw sides win teamfight after teamfight in what was a four-game series wherein every map could’ve easily swung in either team’s favour.
It was ultimately the LPL winners BLG who came out on top with a 3-1 win, eliminating HLE in the tragically cut-throat single-elimination bracket to set up a semi-final clash against Weibo Gaming next weekend.
October 17 – Weibo upsets LNG
An all-LPL quarter-finals opener saw underperforming underdogs Weibo Gaming stun the in-form LNG Esports, sending their fellow Chinese side home in a 3-1 win.
Despite question marks over his form this year, legendary WBG mid laner Xiaohu played an incredible series in which he became the player with the second-most Worlds wins and second-most international kills of all time.
October 15th – Swiss concludes, eyes on quarter-finals
Three more days of Swiss saw the final qualifiers make it through, locking in the eight teams of the knockout stage.
Chinese sides Weibo Gaming and Bilibili Gaming made it through with respective 2-1 victories over Dplus KIA and G2 Esports, ensuring that all present LPL teams have made it to the quarters. NA’s FlyQuest was the final team to qualify, doing so in a repeat of the LCS summer final against Team Liquid.
Quarter-finals draw:
- 17/10 – LNG vs WBG
- 18/10 – HLE vs BLG
- 19/10 – TES vs T1
- 20/10 – GEN vs FLY
October 11th – T1 qualify, BLG survive
T1 has become the latest side to reach the quarter-finals in Paris, while BLG staved off elimination.
The Worlds holders made their way through by comfortably beating LEC first seed G2. The Koreans made light work of the Europeans in a 2-0 win.
BLG also found their tie relatively straightforward and gained a 2-0 victory. BLG stayed in the tournament by beating PSG Talon in a series that featured a highlight game two Jayce display by Knight.
October 10th – TOP and HLE qualify
Top Esports and Hanwha Life Esports have booked their places in the Worlds 2024 knockouts.
China’s TOP earned their spot in a routine 2-0 win against the flawed Dplus KIA, led by their superstar bot lane duo of JackeyLove and Meiko.
For HLE, they were made to work for their win with a close series against NA’s FlyQuest in which the were a number of points where it looked like they might’ve ended up on the losing side.
October 7th – MDK and PNG eliminated
MAD Lions KOI and paiN Gaming became the first teams eliminated from the Swiss stage, knocked out by GAM Esports and Team Liquid respectively.
MDK opened their series with a win, but completely crumbled in successive defeats to see Vietnam’s GAM send them packing. The inquest into MDK’s capitulation has already started, though it must be emphasized that 4/5 players were rookies at the tier-one level this year.
PaiN put up a decent fight against TL but was ultimately just not good enough to beat the NA side. Their heads can remain high having been the first BR team to reach this far in eight years.
October 6th – First West vs East upset
G2’s win against the LPL’s Weibo Gaming has provided the first West vs East upset at Worlds 2024. More will be needed if a Western side hopes to reach the quarter-finals, though G2 are always the most likely to make it.
Already facing elimination, the likes of Team Liquid and MAD Lions KOI now only have one favourable elimination matchup before they’ll likely face Eastern opposition for survivial.
Tomorrow’s elimination series:
- MDK vs GAM
- PNG vs TL
October 6th – BO1s continue
Best-of-one matchups continue the third round of Swiss, with teams holding 1-1 record pitted against each other. Bilibili Gaming vs T1 provides the highlight match, with each heavyweight one loss away from an elimination series.
- TES vs FNC
- BLG vs T1
- PSG vs FLY
- WBG vs G2
October 5th – First teams set to qualify for quarter-finals
The first groups of teams have reached two wins, setting them up for the first quarter-final qualification best-of-three series. The eight 1-1 teams continue their journeys on Sunday, while Monday will host the first elimination series
Qualification matches
- DK vs LNG
- HLE vs GEN
October 4th – Swiss stage round 2
The first round of the swiss stage is complete, with the favourites winning more or less every matchup. Round two has been drawn and will take place today:
1-0 Teams
- BLG vs LNG
- GEN vs TES
- G2 vs HLE
- DK vs FLY
0-1 Teams
- WBG vs TL
- T1 vs PNG
- FNC vs GAM
- PSG vs MDK
September 30th – Swiss Round 1 drawn
After paiN and PSG became the final qualifiers for the main event’s Swiss stage, the first round of matchups have been drawn:
- BLG vs MDK
- TES vs T1
- GEN vs WBG
- FNC vs DK
- TL vs LNG
- HLE vs PSG
- FLY vs GAM
- G2 vs PNG
September 28th – Last chance for Play-Ins survivors
The underwhelming Vikings Esports and SoftBank HAWKS are out, sent back home after failing to realistically turn up at the tournament. MAD Lions KOI and GAM Esports have already booked their spot in the Swiss stage, leaving four teams who each have one final chance to qualify. Winners will go through, and losers will be sent packing:
- Movistar R7 vs paiN Gaming
- PSG Talon vs 100 Thieves
September 12, 2024 – All teams qualified for LoL Worlds 2024
With the completion of all continental Seasons and Regional Finals, we have the complete list of teams confirmed for LoL Worlds 2024.
LCK (Korea)
- Hanwha Life Esports
- Gen.G
- Dplus KIA
- TBD
LCS (North America)
- Team Liquid
- Fly Quest
- 100T
CBLOL & LLA (South America)
- Movistar R7
- paiN Gaming
LPL (China)
- BLG
- TES
- LNG
- WBG
PCS (Taiwan, HK/Macao, SEA, Japan)
- PSG
- SHG
LEC (EMEA)
- G2 Esports
- Fnatic
- MAD Lions KOI
VCS (Vietnam)
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- GAM Esports
- Viking Esports
Getting involved in League of Legends Worlds Betting in 2025
LoL Worlds is arguably one of the biggest esports tournaments on the planet. It’s a yearly event that is hosted by Riot Games, and it comes at the end of every season of a series of LoL regional events. Each of the competing teams will be battling to win the famous Summoner’s Cup, and there’s also a massive amount of LoL Worlds prize money up for grabs to keep things interesting.
Each year LoL Worlds takes place in a different region. This year the League of Legends World Championship 2024 goes across Europe, with the LoL Worlds Finals taking place in London, matches building up are held in Berlin and Paris.
LoL Esports is watched by millions of people around the globe, and you can expect a fair proportion of these people to be involved with the League of Legends Worlds betting action. This is why we have prepared this handy guide to LoL Worlds betting so that you don’t make any newbie mistakes when League Worlds betting.
After all, it’s fair to say that betting on LoL Worlds is a little different from regular League of Legends betting. Moreover, League of Legends betting on Worlds is different as the match pressure is higher, the gameplay is more intense, and the stakes of success are dramatically heightened, which means that there is a much greater margin of error.
Thankfully, with our guide, you’ll be perfectly prepared to take full advantage of what the best esports betting sites have to offer should you consider League of Legends betting on Worlds. Notably, these tend to offer LoL Worlds bonus deals.
It can be all too easy to get sidetracked by all of the drama and emotions that surround LoL Worlds. Not only is there an endless amount of LoL Worlds songs to get stuck in your head, but you’ll have to try and avoid those misleading opinions and predictions on Reddit and all of those other forums.
Thankfully, with our guide to this year’s Worlds LoL betting should become a whole lot easier!
Finding the Very Best Odds for your LoL Worlds Bets
While betting on LoL Worlds 2024 is great fun, it all gets a lot more enjoyable when you know that you are using the best LoL Worlds odds. After all, it is the odds that determine what kinds of earnings are possible with your LoL Worlds bets.
We’ve prepared this guide that’ll give you the full rundown of how you can ensure you’re betting on the best LoL odds on the market. This means that you’ll find a LoL Worlds betting site with superior odds for the upcoming semi-finals and grand final in the knock-out stage of this prestigious event.
We can do this because we’re constantly comparing what kinds of LoL odds each of our featured best bookmarkers for LoL Worlds serve up. While most feature up roughly similar odds, even the slightest of differences can have a big impact on what kinds of returns you make.
Plus, we have to remember that many of our featured esports betting sites will occasionally put on some great odds boosts. These give you enhanced odds for specific markets, such as G2 Esports to win the event outright, and so on for other LoL Worlds bets.
LoL Worlds Winners: An EsportsBets Retrospective on the Worlds Winners
If you want a shortcut to successful League of Legends Worlds betting, fans will know the importance of examining what’s happened at previous iterations of the event.
Read our guide to discover the previous LoL Worlds winners; this can be crucial to improving the performance of your Worlds Betting.
This is the place where you’ll get to see how legendary teams like DRX, Edward Gaming, Damwon Gaming, FunPlus Phoenix and Invictus Gaming have won the Summoner’s Cup in the past. Alongside those LoL Worlds Champions, we’ll examine how other top teams like DWG KIA, Suning, G2 Esports and Fnatic have come so close but have fallen short at the final hurdle.
While it’s important not to place too much emphasis on previous winners of Worlds LoL, fans will know how SK Telecom T1 managed to win this competition three out of four years once. As such, if you want a quick way to see who the LoL Worlds favorites might be, you could do a lot worse than check out our guide to the past winners of this epic tournament.
You have to go back to the inaugural Worlds in 2011 to see the last time a European team won this competition. Since Fnatic’s victory, the tournament has largely been dominated by teams from Korea and China.
However, this year could easily be the year where an LEC team manages to get a big breakthrough and bring the Summoner’s Cup to the other side of the planet. Watch this space to see who’ll win LoL Worlds 2024.
Bet on LoL Worlds: Which League of Legends Worlds Qualified Teams Caught Our Eye in 2025?
Such is the nature of LoL Worlds that it’s always a real scramble among the pro gaming teams to actually qualify for the main tournament. However, now that the dust has settled, we’re in a good place to see the full list of LoL Worlds qualified teams.
While respectable teams like MAD Lions, GAM Esports and PSG Talon should provide plenty of entertainment in the Play-In Stage, we can all agree that the main action will get going in the main event Swiss Stage. This is where you’ll get to see all of the teams who are flying high on the LoL Worlds power rankings.
Unlike all years prior, this Swiss Stage offers a plethora of unpredictable matches with matches drawn every round. More importantly, there’s a high likelihood that favorite teams will match up early on in the competition – allowing for exciting betting opportunities from the start.
Making predictions when there is such a strong field of competitors can be incredibly difficult. After all, few people would have predicted that DRX Gaming would lift the Summoner’s Cup in 2022, or EDG in 2021. However, by watching the live streams and carefully analysing the performances of each player, you should be well-placed to make an informed decision when taking part in LoL Worlds Betting.
Find out how to watch LoL Worlds on your preferred platform, and watch the carnage that follows!
LoL Worlds Schedule 2025: Find Out When Your Favorite Team is Playing
We’ve got a great resource here that’ll quickly show you the full LoL Worlds schedule. This will make sure that you don’t miss out on any of those major clashes, such as those involving LCK and LPL teams.
It’s always good to have an idea of how LoL Worlds is going to progress. Not only will this ensure that you get to see the biggest games, but you’ll also be able to base your League of Legends Worlds betting predictions on what kind of matches each team has lined up.
Here’s just a basic rundown of what you can expect from LoL Worlds 2024 – essential to know if interested in League of Legends betting on Worlds:
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- Play-Ins: Preliminary part of LoL Worlds, taking place at the Riot Games Arena in Berlin from 26 to 29 September. Lower Seeds fight for a spot at the Main Event. Four teams advance to Swiss Stage.
- Swiss Stage: This is where things start to get really interesting as the competition gets going for real. The action takes place at the between 3 and 13 October. Eight teams move onto the Knockout Stage.
- Quarterfinals: Now the action gets taken to the next level, where the knockout stages begin. These take place at the Adidas Arena in Paris, but this time the entertainment runs from 17 to 20 October. Teams will play the best-of-five series in a single elimination bracket.
- Semi-finals: By now, the action is getting unbearably tense, with the semi-finals taking place on 26 and 27 October at the Adidas Arena in Paris.
- Final: The two remaining teams lock horns at the O2 Arena in London for the Summoner’s Cup and eternal glory as Worlds ’24 Champions.
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LoL Worlds Group Standings & Brackets for 2025
When it comes to this year’s Worlds, LoL teams from all regions have to compete in stacked competitive brackets due to over-representation by the major regions. We have the following guide that shows you the full range of LoL Worlds bracket so that you can quickly find out exactly what’s going on.
The basic LoL Worlds rules mean that each Swiss Stage is made up of the highest-ranked teams from each of the regions. Additionally, the two best-placed teams from Play-Ins will make their way to the Swiss Stages. There are also special tiebreaker and regional seeding rules during Worlds.
Our guide will give you all of the background information you need about how the format works in the League of Legends World Championship 2024, helping you figure out who will win Worlds 2024.
We will also predict teams who are most likely to advance to the next round, vital for League of Legends betting on Worlds. This means seeing whether GAM Esports has any chance of making it out of the Play-In Stage Group A, and understanding what T1’s chances are of getting out of the Swiss Stage.
For those unaware, the Swiss Stage works with multiple rounds of competition all available for LoL Worlds Championship betting:
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- Round 1 teams are paired against teams from a different region
- Rounds 2 to 5 – seeded based on each team’s win-loss record
- Moreover, crucial Elimination and Advancement matches are BO3
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LoL Worlds 2025: Missions, Rewards & Skins
Each LoL Worlds, Riot Games releases a special set of missions, rewards and skins for fans to enjoy. The in-game client will be updated with the pre-Worlds patch and feature the event pass plus all rewards you can unlock. We will release our special missions guide once the patch goes live.
Meanwhile, esports betting platforms will put on many special offers, including special missions, rewards and skins. You might get invited to participate in a mission where you have to put down a certain amount of bets on the Play-In matches, and if you get it right, you could win lots of site credit or be gifted a Skin.
These promos are essentially put in place to encourage you to use their LoL Worlds betting sites and not anyone else’s. As such, we’ve compiled this quick overview of the very best LoL Worlds betting promotions currently available.
Additionally, we’ll probably see lots of our favorite betting sites putting on special skins that you could win for doing anything from betting and winning internal contests.
Brace yourselves, there is plenty to be earned during Worlds 2024.
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