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Worlds 2023
Series Worlds
Location Seoul & Busan, South Korea
Dates Oct 10 - Nov 19
Winner T1

Overview

The 2023 League of Legends World Championship marked the culmination of the competitive season, bringing together 22 teams from every major region. Hosted across South Korea, the event introduced the largest format overhaul in Worlds history, including a Swiss Stage and the Worlds Qualifying Series (WQS) between Europe and NA.

Tournament Structure

The event is divided into three stages: Play-In, Swiss Stage, and Knockout Stage.

Regional Slots

  • Korea (LCK): 4 teams
  • China (LPL): 4 teams
  • EMEA (LEC): 3 teams + 1 WQS Winner
  • North America (LCS): 3 teams
  • APAC (PCS & VCS): 2 teams each
  • Japan (LJL) & Brazil (CBLOL) & LatAm (LLA): 1 team each

Stage 1: Play-In (October 10–15)

Two groups of 4 teams compete in double-elimination brackets.

  • Matches are Best-of-three.
  • Qualifying Round: The Upper Bracket Winner of one group faces the Lower Bracket Winner of the other group in a Best-of-five series.
  • The 2 winners advance to the Swiss Stage.

Stage 2: Swiss Stage (October 19–29)

16 teams participate: 14 directly qualified + 2 Play-In winners.

  • Teams with 3 wins advance; Teams with 3 losses are eliminated.
  • Advancement & elimination matches: Best-of-three.
  • All other matches: Best-of-one.
  • Side Selection: Determined by draw pools or draw order.

Stage 3: Knockout Stage (Nov 2–19)

Eight teams enter a single-elimination playoff bracket.

  • All matches are Best-of-five.
  • Quarterfinals side selection: Better Swiss record picks side. Ties broken by draw.
  • Semifinals & Finals: Side determined by coin flip.

Patch Info: Played on Patch 13.19. (Champions Naafiri and Briar disabled).

Prize Pool

The base prize pool is $2,225,000 USD (plus revenue share):

PlacePrize%Team
🏆 1st $445,000 20%
T1
🥈 2nd $333,750 15%
Weibo Gaming
🥉 3-4 $178,000 8% Bilibili Gaming, JD Gaming
5-8 $100,125 4.5% NRG, Gen.G, KT Rolster, LNG Esports
9-11 $72,312 3.25% Dplus KIA, Fnatic, G2 Esports
12-14 $61,187 2.75% Cloud9, MAD Lions, GAM Esports
15-16 $50,062 2.25% Team Liquid, Team BDS
17-18 $38,937 1.75% Team Whales, PSG Talon
19-20 $33,375 1.5% LOUD, CTBC Flying Oyster
21-22 $22,250 1% Movistar R7, DetonatioN FocusMe

Participating Teams

Note: Team BDS secured the final spot by defeating Golden Guardians in the inaugural Worlds Qualifying Series (WQS) held in Seoul.

Qualified for Main Event (Swiss Stage)

  • Gen.G KR Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LCK Summer Champion
  • T1 KR Seed 2 · Pool 2 · Championship Points
  • KT Rolster KR Seed 3 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Winner
  • Dplus KIA KR Seed 4 · Pool 4 · Regional Finals Runner-Up
  • JD Gaming CN Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LPL Summer Champion
  • Bilibili Gaming CN Seed 2 · Pool 2 · Championship Points
  • LNG Esports CN Seed 3 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Winner
  • Weibo Gaming CN Seed 4 · Pool 4 · Regional Finals Runner-Up
  • G2 Esports EMEA Seed 1 · Pool 1 · Season Finals Champion
  • Fnatic EMEA Seed 2 · Pool 2 · Season Finals Runner-Up
  • MAD Lions EMEA Seed 3 · Pool 3 · Season Finals 3rd
  • NRG AME Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LCS Championship Winner
  • Cloud9 AME Seed 2 · Pool 2 · LCS Championship Runner-Up
  • Team Liquid AME Seed 3 · Pool 3 · LCS Championship 3rd
  • GAM Esports APAC Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In
  • Team BDS EMEA Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In

Qualified for Play-In Stage

  • PSG Talon APAC Seed 1 · PCS Summer Champion
  • CTBC Flying Oyster APAC Seed 2 · PCS Summer Runner-Up
  • GAM Esports APAC Seed 1 · VCS Summer Champion
  • Team Whales APAC Seed 2 · VCS Summer Runner-Up
  • DetonatioN FocusMe JP Seed 1 · LJL Summer Champion
  • LOUD AME Seed 1 · CBLOL Split 2 Champion
  • Movistar R7 AME Seed 1 · LLA Closing Champion
  • Team BDS EMEA Seed 4 · Worlds Qualifying Series (WQS)

Results: Play-In Stage

Format Update: Cross-group qualification matches (Bo5) decided the two advancing teams.

Group A Opening Matches
Movistar R7
0
PSG Talon
2
LOUD
2
GAM Esports
0
Group A Lower Match
Movistar R7
0
GAM Esports
2
Group B Opening Matches
DetonatioN FocusMe
0
CTBC Flying Oyster
2
Team BDS
1
Team Whales
2
Group B Lower Match
DetonatioN FocusMe
0
Team BDS
2
Group A Upper Match
PSG Talon
2
LOUD
0
Group A Lower Final
LOUD
0
GAM Esports
2
Group B Upper Match
CTBC Flying Oyster
1
Team Whales
2
Group B Lower Final
CTBC Flying Oyster
0
Team BDS
2
Qualification Match 1
GAM Esports
3
Team Whales
1
Qualification Match 2
PSG Talon
2
Team BDS
3

Results: Swiss Stage

Draws occurred after every round. Rematches were prohibited through Round 4, but Round 5 could include a rematch; KT Rolster and Dplus KIA met again in that round.

Draw Guests: Mata, Shim Sung-bo

Team Rec Rd 1Rd 2Rd 3Rd 4Rd 5
Gen.G
3-0 GAMT1G2
JD Gaming
3-0 BDSBLGLNG
LNG Esports
3-1 FNCC9JDGKT
NRG
3-1 WBGTLMADG2
T1
3-1 TLGENC9BLG
Bilibili Gaming
3-2 KTJDGFNCT1G2
KT Rolster
3-2 BLGDKWBGLNGDK
Weibo Gaming
3-2 NRGG2KTMADFNC
Dplus KIA
2-3 G2KTBDSGAMKT
Fnatic
2-3 LNGGAMBLGC9WBG
G2 Esports
2-3 DKWBGGENNRGBLG
Cloud9
1-3 MADLNGT1FNC
GAM Esports
1-3 GENFNCTLDK
MAD Lions
1-3 C9BDSNRGWBG
Team BDS
0-3 JDGMADDK
Team Liquid
0-3 T1NRGGAM

Knockout Stage

Knockout draw hosted by BeryL.

Bracket: All three LPL teams (JDG, LNG, BLG) and T1 advanced to the semifinals.

Quarterfinals
Gen.G
2
Bilibili Gaming
3
NRG
0
Weibo Gaming
3
JD Gaming
3
KT Rolster
1
LNG Esports
0
T1
3
Semifinals
Bilibili Gaming
2
Weibo Gaming
3
JD Gaming
1
T1
3
Grand Final
Weibo Gaming
0
T1
3
T1 claims the 2023 World Championship title

Venues

Seoul LoL Park
Play-In
Capacity - 400
Gran Seoul 3F, Jongno-gu
Seoul KBS Arena
Swiss Stage
Capacity - 1,800
Gangseo-gu
Busan Sajik Indoor Gymnasium
QF / SF
Capacity - 14,000
Dongnae-gu, Busan
Seoul Gocheok Sky Dome
Grand Finals
Capacity - 18,000
Guro-gu, Seoul