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2013: The Pre-TCL Era

Before the establishment of the formalized Turkish Championship League (TCL) in 2014, the 2013 Season 3 Circuit laid the groundwork for competitive League of Legends in Turkey. The year was defined by massive offline tournaments.

2013 Format Rules

  • Circuit Style: Instead of long regular seasons, the region operated on a circuit of seeded knockout tournaments.
  • Bracket Format: Single Elimination. Quarterfinals and Semifinals were Best-of-Three (Bo3), while the Grand Finals were Best-of-Five (Bo5).
  • Season 3 Championship: The culmination of the year. Six teams were invited based on Circuit Standings, joined by two qualifier teams.
  • International Qualification: The winner of the Season 3 Turkish Championship earned a seed at the International Wildcard Tournament at Gamescom for a chance to go to the Season 3 World Championship.

Participating Teams

The source-incomplete Winter Tournament record is shown without fabricated player roles; the Championship group preserves every source-listed starter and role.

Winter Tournament participant record

Canonical source: https://lol.fandom.com/api.php?action=parse&page=Riot_Games_Turkey%2F2013_Season%2FWinter_Tournament&prop=wikitext&format=json. The record explicitly marks its roster data incomplete and does not assign player positions.

  • Dark Passage
  • Soul Master
  • Team Turquality
  • Atar Gaming
  • METU eSports
  • plan b
  • HWA Gaming
  • Charta Nix

Season 3 Turkish Championship roster record

Leaguepedia roster source: https://lol.fandom.com/api.php?action=parse&page=Riot_Games_Turkey%2F2013_Season%2FChampionship&prop=wikitext&format=json

  • Dark Passage
  • Team Turquality BLUE
  • Team Turquality RED
  • HWA Gaming
  • ZONE eSports
  • HWA Gaming BaBs
  • GameSatis
  • ANT Gaming
Riot Turkey Season 3 Winter Tournament

Winter Tournament Bracket

The 8-team Winter Tournament kicked off the year with a single-elimination gauntlet. Dark Passage and HWA Gaming fought their way through close 2-1 Semifinals to meet in the Grand Final. In an incredible 5-game series, Dark Passage claimed the Winter title 3-2.

3rd Place Match: Team Turquality defeated plan b 2-0.

Quarterfinals
Dark Passage
2
Soul Master
0
Team Turquality
2
Atar Gaming
0
plan b
2
METU Esports
0
HWA Gaming
2
Charta Nix
0
Semifinals
Dark Passage
2
Team Turquality
1
plan b
1
HWA Gaming
2
Grand Final
Dark Passage
3
HWA Gaming
2
Dark Passage: Winter Tournament Champions
Season 3 Turkish Championship

Championship Bracket

The Season 3 Turkish Championship featured the top 6 Circuit points earners and 2 qualifiers. In a fun twist, sister teams faced off in the Quarterfinals (TT BLUE vs TT RED, and HWA vs HWA BaBs). Dark Passage survived a scare against GameSatis in Round 1 before sweeping ANT Gaming. In the Grand Final, Dark Passage proved entirely untouchable, sweeping Team Turquality BLUE 3-0 to become the undisputed champions of Turkey.

3rd Place Match: HWA Gaming defeated ANT Gaming 2-1.

Quarterfinals
Dark Passage
2
GameSatis
1
ANT Gaming
2
ZONE eSports
1
Team Turquality BLUE
2
Team Turquality RED
0
HWA Gaming
2
HWA Gaming BaBs
0
Semifinals
Dark Passage
2
ANT Gaming
0
Team Turquality BLUE
2
HWA Gaming
1
Grand Final
Dark Passage
3
Team Turquality BLUE
0
Dark Passage: Season 3 Champions (Qualified for Gamescom)

Global Wildcard Representation

International Wildcard Tournament (Gamescom 2013)

As the victors of the Season 3 Turkish Championship, Dark Passage traveled to Cologne, Germany to compete at Gamescom for a spot at the Season 3 World Championship. They faced off against the champions from Brazil, CIS, Latin America, and Oceania. While Dark Passage showed strong flashes of brilliance, Lithuania's GamingGear.eu (representing CIS) ultimately claimed the sole ticket to Worlds.