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TCL 2018: The SuperMassive Dynasty

The Turkish Championship League (TCL) 2018 Season witnessed the creation of arguably the most legendary roster in TCL history. SuperMassive Esports brought in Korean stars GBM and SnowFlower, leading to an incredibly dominant run that redefined the region's competitive ceiling.

2018 Format Rules

  • League Size: 8 Teams. Galakticos competed in Winter before Bursaspor Esports acquired their spot for Summer.
  • Regular Season: Quadruple Round Robin format for both Winter and Summer splits. All matches are Best-of-One (Bo1).
  • Playoffs: The Top 6 teams advance to a single-elimination bracket. The 1st and 2nd seeds receive a direct bye to the Semifinals. All playoff matches are Best-of-Five (Bo5).
  • International Qualification: The Winter Champion qualified for MSI 2018. The Summer Champion qualified for the 2018 World Championship Play-In Stage.

Participating Teams & Split Rosters

Each split uses its own source participant record. Starting roles and additional roster members are preserved separately.

Winter roster record

Leaguepedia roster source: https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/TCL/2018_Season/Winter_Season

  • Fenerbahçe Esports
  • Dark Passage
  • Galakticos
  • HWA Gaming
  • Royal Bandits
  • SuperMassive Esports
  • Team AURORA
  • YouthCrew Esports

Summer roster record

Leaguepedia roster source: https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/TCL/2018_Season/Summer_Season

  • Fenerbahçe Esports
  • Bursaspor Esports
  • Dark Passage
  • HWA Gaming
  • Royal Bandits
  • SuperMassive Esports
  • Team AURORA
  • YouthCrew Esports
Split 1: Winter Season

Winter Regular Season Standings

#TeamRecordWin %Status
1
SuperMassive Esports
26-2 93% Playoffs
2
Royal Bandits
21-7 75% Playoffs
3
Fenerbahçe Esports
15-13 54% Playoffs
4
YouthCrew Esports
13-15 46% Playoffs
5
Dark Passage
12-16 43% Playoffs
6
Team AURORA
11-17 39% Playoffs
7
HWA Gaming
11-17 39% Eliminated
8
Galakticos
3-25 11% Eliminated

* Team AURORA won the tiebreaker over HWA Gaming to secure the final playoff spot.

Winter Playoffs

Team AURORA pulled off a huge upset over Fenerbahçe in the Quarterfinals, but fell to the 26-2 juggernaut SuperMassive in the Semifinals. In the Grand Final, SuperMassive faced off against the highly anticipated Royal Bandits roster. SuperMassive proved too strong, taking the series 3-1 to win the Winter title.

Third-Place Match: YouthCrew Esports defeated Team AURORA 3-0.

Quarterfinals & Byes
Fenerbahçe Esports
1
Team AURORA
3
Semifinal bye
SuperMassive Esports
0
0
YouthCrew Esports
3
Dark Passage
0
Semifinal bye
Royal Bandits
0
0
Semifinals
Team AURORA
1
SuperMassive Esports
3
YouthCrew Esports
0
Royal Bandits
3
Grand Final
SuperMassive Esports
3
Royal Bandits
1
SuperMassive: TCL Winter Champions (Qualified for MSI)
Split 2: Summer Season

Summer Regular Season Standings

#TeamRecordWin %Status
1
Royal Bandits
22-6 79% Playoffs
2
SuperMassive Esports
18-10 64% Playoffs
3
Fenerbahçe Esports
15-13 54% Playoffs
4
HWA Gaming
15-13 54% Playoffs
5
Dark Passage
14-14 50% Playoffs
6
Bursaspor Esports
11-17 39% Playoffs
7
YouthCrew Esports
9-19 32% Eliminated
8
Team AURORA
8-20 29% Eliminated

* Royal Bandits overtook SuperMassive in the regular season, finishing 1st and earning the top seed for playoffs.

Summer Playoffs

The highly anticipated Summer Final delivered the ultimate rematch between Royal Bandits and SuperMassive Esports. Despite Royal Bandits' incredible 22-6 regular season, the SuperMassive superteam activated in the playoffs. SUP claimed victory 3-1, winning back-to-back titles and punching their ticket to the World Championship.

Quarterfinals & Byes
HWA Gaming
2
Dark Passage
3
Semifinal bye
Royal Bandits
0
0
Fenerbahçe Esports
3
Bursaspor Esports
1
Semifinal bye
SuperMassive Esports
0
0
Semifinals
Dark Passage
0
Royal Bandits
3
Fenerbahçe Esports
1
SuperMassive Esports
3
Grand Final
Royal Bandits
1
SuperMassive Esports
3
SuperMassive: TCL Summer Champions (Qualified for Worlds)

Global Wildcard Representation

MSI 2018 (Europe) & Worlds 2018 (South Korea)

SuperMassive Esports represented Turkey at both international events in 2018. At the Mid-Season Invitational Play-Ins, they dominated their group 5-1 but narrowly fell to Vietnam's EVOS Esports in the advancement match. At the World Championship Play-Ins, they once again performed exceptionally well in the group stage before being eliminated by G2 Esports in the Knockout Stage, proving that the TCL was arguably the strongest Wildcard region in the world.