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TCL 2025: The EMEA ERL Era

The GAMEON Turkish Championship League (TCL) 2025 Season marks another highly competitive year for Turkey as a fully professional League of Legends circuit within the EMEA Regional League (ERL) ecosystem.

2025 Format Rules

  • League Size: 8 Teams. The season witnessed multiple organizational changes, including Dark Passage partnering with BBL Esports, and the introduction of ULF Esports.
  • Regular Season: Double Round Robin format for Winter, Spring, and Summer. All matches are Best-of-One (Bo1).
  • Playoffs: The Top 6 teams from the regular season advance to a Double Elimination bracket. The 1st and 2nd seeds receive a bye to Round 2.
  • Winter Playoff Series: Every match used Hard Fearless Draft. Round 1 was Best-of-Three (Bo3); every later round was Best-of-Five (Bo5).
  • International Qualification: The top-performing teams from the Spring and Summer Playoffs qualify to represent the TCL at the EMEA Masters.

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/2025_Season/Winter_Split

  • BBL Dark Passage
  • Beşiktaş Esports
  • BoostGate Esports
  • Bushido Wildcats
  • Eternal Fire
  • Misa Esports
  • Papara SuperMassive
  • ULF Esports

Spring roster record

Leaguepedia roster source: https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/TCL/2025_Season/Spring_Split

  • BBL Dark Passage
  • Beşiktaş Esports
  • BoostGate Esports
  • Bushido Wildcats
  • Eternal Fire
  • Misa Esports
  • Papara SuperMassive
  • ULF Esports

Summer roster record

Leaguepedia roster source: https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/TCL/2025_Season/Summer_Split

  • BBL Dark Passage
  • Beşiktaş Esports
  • BoostGate Esports
  • Bushido Wildcats
  • Misa Esports
  • Papara SuperMassive
  • The Forbidden Five
  • ULF Esports
Split 1: Winter Season

Winter Regular Season Standings

#TeamRecordWin %Status
1
Eternal Fire
11-3 79% Playoffs
2
Papara SuperMassive
9-5 64% Playoffs
3
Misa Esports
9-5 64% Playoffs
4
Bushido Wildcats
8-6 57% Playoffs
5
BoostGate Esports
8-6 57% Playoffs
6
Beşiktaş Esports
5-9 36% Playoffs
7
BBL Dark Passage
4-10 29% Eliminated
8
ULF Esports
2-12 14% Eliminated

Winter Playoffs

Papara SuperMassive pulled off an incredible lower-bracket run. After being swept 3-0 by Eternal Fire in the Upper Bracket, they battled back through the Semifinals to defeat Misa Esports 3-2. In the Grand Final, they exacted their revenge, taking down Eternal Fire in a 5-game thriller to claim the Winter trophy.

Round 1
Misa Esports
2
Beşiktaş Esports
0
BoostGate Esports
2
Bushido Wildcats
0
Juggernaut
Eternal Fire
3
Papara SuperMassive
0
Lower Round 2
Misa Esports
3
BoostGate Esports
2
Lower Final
Papara SuperMassive
3
Misa Esports
2
Grand Final
Eternal Fire
2
Papara SuperMassive
3
Papara SuperMassive: TCL Winter Champions
Split 2: Spring Season

Spring Regular Season Standings

#TeamRecordWin %Status
1
Misa Esports
11-3 79% Playoffs
2
BoostGate Esports
10-4 71% Playoffs
3
ULF Esports
9-5 64% Playoffs
4
Beşiktaş Esports
7-7 50% Playoffs
5
BBL Dark Passage
6-8 43% Playoffs
6
Bushido Wildcats
5-9 36% Playoffs
7
Papara SuperMassive
5-9 36% Eliminated
8
Eternal Fire
3-11 21% Eliminated

* Winter Finalists Papara SuperMassive and Eternal Fire both suffered massive collapses, finishing 7th and 8th to drop out of playoff contention entirely.

Spring Playoffs

After a grueling 5-game series loss to Misa Esports in the Upper Bracket, BoostGate Esports fought their way through the lower bracket Semifinals. In the Grand Final rematch, BoostGate stunned the #1 seeded Misa Esports with a clean 3-0 sweep to become Spring Champions.

Round 1
ULF Esports
3
Bushido Wildcats
2
BBL Dark Passage
3
Beşiktaş Esports
0
Juggernaut
Misa Esports
3
BoostGate Esports
2
Lower Round 2
ULF Esports
3
BBL Dark Passage
2
Lower Final
BoostGate Esports
3
ULF Esports
1
Grand Final
Misa Esports
0
BoostGate Esports
3
BoostGate Esports: TCL Spring Champions (Qualified for EMEA Masters)
Split 3: Summer Season

Summer Regular Season Standings

#TeamRecordWin %Status
1
Bushido Wildcats
12-2 86% Playoffs
2
Misa Esports
10-4 71% Playoffs
3
Beşiktaş Esports
9-5 64% Playoffs
4
ULF Esports
9-5 64% Playoffs
5
Papara SuperMassive
7-7 50% Playoffs
6
BBL Dark Passage
6-8 43% Playoffs
7
BoostGate Esports
3-11 21% Eliminated
8
The Forbidden Five
0-14 0% Eliminated

Summer Playoffs

Misa Esports dominated the Upper Bracket, knocking the #1 seed Bushido Wildcats down to the elimination rounds. The Wildcats clawed their way back through the Semifinals to force a rematch, but Misa Esports held their ground in a spectacular 5-game Grand Final to secure the Summer title.

Round 1
Beşiktaş Esports
3
BBL Dark Passage
0
ULF Esports
3
Papara SuperMassive
1
Juggernaut
Misa Esports
3
Bushido Wildcats
1
Lower Round 2
Beşiktaş Esports
2
ULF Esports
3
Lower Final
Bushido Wildcats
3
ULF Esports
1
Grand Final
Misa Esports
3
Bushido Wildcats
2
Misa Esports: TCL Summer Champions (Qualified for EMEA Masters)

EMEA Masters Representation

Path to European Dominance

As one of the strongest regions in the ERL ecosystem, the top performers from the TCL—headlined by champions Misa Esports alongside BoostGate Esports and Bushido Wildcats—represented Turkey at the prestigious EMEA Masters. They competed against the finest teams from the LFL (France), Superliga (Spain), and Prime League (DACH) to prove the ultimate strength of the Turkish circuit.