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Worlds 2024
Series Worlds
Location Berlin, Paris & London
Dates Sep 25 - Nov 2
Winner T1

Overview

The 2024 League of Legends World Championship—often referred to as Worlds 2024—is the pinnacle of the competitive season, bringing together the 20 strongest teams from around the globe. The tournament spans multiple weeks across three European capitals, featuring Play-Ins in Berlin, Knockouts in Paris, and the Grand Final in London.

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
  • North America (LCS): 3 teams
  • Asia-Pacific (PCS): 2 teams
  • Vietnam (VCS): 2 teams
  • Brazil (CBLOL): 1 team
  • Latin America (LLA): 1 team

Stage 1: Play-In (September 25–29)

8 teams compete in two double-elimination brackets.

  • All matches are Best-of-three.
  • The loser of Upper Round 2 meets the winner of the opposite Lower Round.
  • Top 4 teams qualify into the Swiss Stage; remaining teams are eliminated.

Stage 2: Swiss Stage (October 3–7 & 10–13)

16 teams participate: 12 directly seeded + 4 from Play-Ins.

  • Five rounds total. Teams cannot face the same opponent twice.
  • Teams with 3 wins move on to the Knockout Stage.
  • Teams with 3 losses are eliminated.
  • Advancement & elimination matches: Best-of-three.
  • All other matches: Best-of-one.
  • Side Selection: Higher draw pool receives first pick. If in the same pool, order of draw decides.

Stage 3: Knockout Stage (Oct 17–20, 26–27 & Nov 2)

Eight teams enter a single-elimination playoff bracket.

  • All matches are Best-of-five.
  • Quarterfinals side selection: team with the better Swiss record picks first; ties resolved by draw.
  • Semifinals & Finals: Side determined by coin flip.

Patch Info: The tournament is played on Patch 14.18.

Prize Pool

The guaranteed prize pool is $2,250,000 USD (plus revenue share):

PlacePrize%Team
🏆 1st $450,000 20%
T1
🥈 2nd $360,000 16%
Bilibili Gaming
🥉 3-4 $180,000 8% Weibo Gaming, Gen.G
5-8 $101,250 4.5% LNG Esports, Hanwha Life Esports, Top Esports, FlyQuest
9-11 $78,750 3.5% Dplus KIA, G2 Esports, Team Liquid
12-14 $67,500 3% PSG Talon, Fnatic, GAM Esports
15-16 $56,250 2.5% MAD Lions KOI, paiN Gaming
17-18 $39,375 1.75% Movistar R7, 100 Thieves
19-20 $22,500 1% Vikings Esports, Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS Gaming

Participating Teams

Notes: Gen.G earned their spot via MSI. The LPL received an additional seed due to MSI performance. Japan (LJL) teams now qualify through the PCS playoffs.

Qualified for Main Event (Swiss Stage)

  • Hanwha Life Esports KR Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LCK Champion
  • Gen.G KR Seed 2 · Pool 2 · MSI Champion Points
  • Dplus KIA KR Seed 3 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Winner
  • T1 KR Seed 4 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Runner-Up
  • Bilibili Gaming CN Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LPL Champion
  • Top Esports CN Seed 2 · Pool 2 · LPL Champ Points
  • LNG Esports CN Seed 3 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Winner
  • Weibo Gaming CN Seed 4 · Pool 3 · Regional Finals Runner-Up
  • G2 Esports EMEA Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LEC Season Finals Champ
  • Fnatic EMEA Seed 2 · Pool 2 · LEC Season Finals Runner-Up
  • FlyQuest AME Seed 1 · Pool 1 · LCS Championship Winner
  • Team Liquid AME Seed 2 · Pool 2 · LCS Championship Runner-Up
  • MAD Lions KOI EMEA Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In
  • PSG Talon APAC Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In
  • GAM Esports APAC Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In
  • paiN Gaming AME Seed Q · Pool 4 · Qualified from Play-In

Qualified for Play-In Stage

  • MAD Lions KOI EMEA Seed 3 · LEC Season Finals 3rd
  • 100 Thieves AME Seed 3 · LCS Championship 3rd
  • PSG Talon APAC Seed 1 · PCS Summer Champion
  • Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS Gaming APAC Seed 2 · PCS Summer Runner-Up
  • GAM Esports APAC Seed 1 · VCS Summer Champion
  • Vikings Esports APAC Seed 2 · VCS Summer Runner-Up
  • paiN Gaming AME Seed 1 · CBLOL Split 2 Champion
  • Movistar R7 AME Seed 1 · LLA Closing Champion

Results: Play-In Stage

Four teams advanced to the Swiss Stage through the qualification matches.

Opening Matches

MAD Lions KOI
2
Vikings Esports
0
PSG Talon
2
paiN Gaming
1
GAM Esports
2
Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS Gaming
0
Movistar R7
2
100 Thieves
1

Upper Qualification Matches

MAD Lions KOI
2
PSG Talon
1
GAM Esports
2
Movistar R7
0

Elimination Matches

paiN Gaming
2
Vikings Esports
0
100 Thieves
2
Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS Gaming
0

Final Qualification Matches

paiN Gaming
2
Movistar R7
1
PSG Talon
2
100 Thieves
0

Results: Swiss Stage

Draws occur after every round. No rematches allowed.

Draw Guests:

  • Rds 1-4: Malu Malheiros
  • Rd 5: Nick Weatherlow
Team Rec Rd 1Rd 2Rd 3Rd 4Rd 5
Gen.G
3-0 WBGTESHLE
LNG Esports
3-0 TLBLGDK
Hanwha Life Esports
3-1 PSGG2GENFLY
Top Esports
3-1 T1GENFNCDK
T1
3-1 TESPNGBLGG2
Bilibili Gaming
3-2 MDKLNGT1PSGG2
FlyQuest
3-2 GAMDKPSGHLETL
Weibo Gaming
3-2 GENTLG2FNCDK
Dplus KIA
2-3 FNCFLYLNGTESWBG
G2 Esports
2-3 PNGHLEWBGT1BLG
Team Liquid
2-3 LNGWBGPNGGAMFLY
Fnatic
1-3 DKGAMTESWBG
GAM Esports
1-3 FLYFNCMDKTL
PSG Talon
1-3 HLEMDKFLYBLG
MAD Lions KOI
0-3 BLGPSGGAM
paiN Gaming
0-3 G2T1TL

Knockout Stage

Quarterfinal draw hosted by Malu Malheiros.

Bracket Rules: Teams finishing 3–0 are placed on opposite sides and paired against teams that advanced 3–2.

Quarterfinals
LNG Esports
1
Weibo Gaming
3
Hanwha Life
1
Bilibili Gaming
3
Top Esports
0
T1
3
Gen.G
3
FlyQuest
2
Semifinals
Weibo Gaming
0
Bilibili Gaming
3
T1
3
Gen.G
1
Grand Final
Bilibili Gaming
2
T1
3
T1 claims the 2024 World Championship title

Venues

Berlin Riot Games Arena
Play-In / Swiss
Capacity - 250
Am Studio 20D, 12489 Berlin, Germany
Paris adidas arena
Quarterfinals / Semifinals
Capacity - 8,000
Porte de la Chapelle, Paris, France
London O2 Arena
Grand Finals
Capacity - 20,000
Peninsula Square, London, UK