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Asian Games 2022

League of Legends at the 2022 Asian Games.

Asian Games 2022
Series Asian Games
Location Hangzhou, China
Dates Sep 25–29, 2023
Patch 13.12
Winner South Korea

Asian Games 2022 — Overview and Format

League of Legends at the 2022 Asian Games

Fifteen national teams competed at the China Hangzhou Esports Centre in Hangzhou, China, from 25–29 September 2023. South Korea defeated Chinese Taipei 2–0 in the final. The event retains the 2022 Asian Games name after postponement.

Esports debuted as an official medal sport at Hangzhou; unlike 2018, the League of Legends medals counted in the official Games medal table.

ChampionSouth Korea
Runner-upChinese Taipei
ThirdChina
Patch13.12
  • Eleven teams played four single-round-robin groups of best-of-one games; each group winner advanced.
  • China, India, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia entered the knockout stage directly without playing the group stage.
  • Eight teams played a single-elimination knockout bracket. Every knockout series was best-of-three.

Asian Games 2022 — Participants

Group A

  • South Korea East Asia Knockout stage
  • Hong Kong East Asia Group stage
  • Kazakhstan Central Asia Group stage

Group B

  • Vietnam Southeast Asia Knockout stage
  • Japan East Asia Group stage
  • Palestine West Asia Group stage

Group C

  • Chinese Taipei East Asia Knockout stage
  • UAE West Asia Group stage
  • Maldives South Asia Group stage

Group D

  • Macau East Asia Knockout stage
  • Thailand Southeast Asia Group stage

Direct knockout seeds

China, India, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia entered the knockout stage without playing the group stage.

  • China East Asia Knockout stage
  • India South Asia Knockout stage
  • Malaysia Southeast Asia Knockout stage
  • Saudi Arabia West Asia Knockout stage

Asian Games 2022 — Group Stage

DateGroupTeam 1ScoreTeam 2
Sep 25A
Hong Kong
1–0
Kazakhstan
Sep 25A
South Korea
1–0
Hong Kong
Sep 25A
South Korea
1–0
Kazakhstan
Sep 25B
Japan
1–0
Palestine
Sep 25B
Japan
0–1
Vietnam
Sep 25B
Vietnam
1–0
Palestine
Sep 26C
Chinese Taipei
1–0
UAE
Sep 26C
UAE
1–0
Maldives
Sep 26C
Chinese Taipei
1–0
Maldives
Sep 26D
Macau
1–0
Thailand

Final Group Standings

GroupPlaceTeamGamesOutcome
A1
South Korea
2–0Quarterfinals
A2
Hong Kong
1–1Eliminated
A3
Kazakhstan
0–2Eliminated
B1
Vietnam
2–0Quarterfinals
B2
Japan
1–1Eliminated
B3
Palestine
0–2Eliminated
C1
Chinese Taipei
2–0Quarterfinals
C2
UAE
1–1Eliminated
C3
Maldives
0–2Eliminated
D1
Macau
1–0Quarterfinals
D2
Thailand
0–1Eliminated

Asian Games 2022 — Knockout and Placements

Single-Elimination Knockout

Quarterfinals
Saudi Arabia
0
South Korea
2
China
2
Macau
0
Chinese Taipei
2
Malaysia
0
Vietnam
2
India
0
Semifinals
South Korea
2
China
0
Chinese Taipei
2
Vietnam
0
Final
South Korea
2
Chinese Taipei
0
Third-Place Match
China
2
Vietnam
1
DateRoundWinnerScoreLoser
Sep 27Quarterfinal
South Korea
2–0
Saudi Arabia
Sep 27Quarterfinal
China
2–0
Macau
Sep 27Quarterfinal
Chinese Taipei
2–0
Malaysia
Sep 27Quarterfinal
Vietnam
2–0
India
Sep 28Semifinal
South Korea
2–0
China
Sep 28Semifinal
Chinese Taipei
2–0
Vietnam
Sep 29Bronze-medal match
China
2–1
Vietnam
Sep 29Final
South Korea
2–0
Chinese Taipei

Final Placements

PlaceMedalTeam
1stGold
South Korea
2ndSilver
Chinese Taipei
3rdBronze
China
4th—
Vietnam
5th–8th—
Saudi Arabia
5th–8th—
Macau
5th–8th—
Malaysia
5th–8th—
India
9th–11th—
Hong Kong
9th–11th—
Japan
9th–11th—
UAE
12th—
Thailand
13th–15th—
Kazakhstan
13th–15th—
Palestine
13th–15th—
Maldives

No cash prize pool is listed for this event; the award is the official Asian Games medal result. No tournament MVP was published; Faker was a rostered gold medallist but did not play the final.

China Hangzhou Esports Centre
Hangzhou, China
Beijingyuan Esports Ecological Park, Xiacheng District · Capacity 4,087 · 25–29 September 2023
Tournament MVP
Unknown
Not formally documented; do not infer an award