Now that the NA & EU LCS Summer Split come to a finish and playoffs are right around the corner, we're back with another edition of This Week in eSports!
[Warning: This post contains event spoilers!]
Continue reading for LCS Summer Split standings following week 9, current standings for various regional leagues. team/player news, and more!Current Standings:
- Team Liquid and Counter Logic Gaming have secured byes into the Semifinals (August 15th/16th) by placing 1st and 2nd. Team Impulse, Gravity, Team Solomid, and Dignitas have secured Quarterfinals slots (August 8th/9th) by placing 3rd-6th. C9 retains their LCS spot for next split. T8 and NME head to the promotion tournament to see if they can defend their spot in the spring split and TDK has been relegated down to the Challenger series.
- The NA LCS action starts back up with the Summer playoffs starting on August 8th, leading up to the finals on August 23rd!
- Schedule / Teams / Standings - LoL eSports // eSportspedia
[EU] LCS:
- Standings after Week 9 - the final week of the LCS Summer split.
- Fnatic and Origen have secured byes into the Semifinals (August 15th/16th) by placing 1st and 2nd. Unicorns of Love, ROCCAT, H2K, and Giants Gaming have secured Quarterfinals slots (August 8th/9th) by placing 3rd-6th. EL retains their LCS spot for next split. GMB and SK Gaming head to the promotion tournament to see if they can defend their spot in the spring split and CW has been relegated down to the Challenger series.
- The EU LCS action starts back up with the Summer playoffs starting on August 8th, leading up to the finals on August 23rd!
- Schedule / Teams / Standings - LoL eSports // eSportspedia
[NA/EU] Challenger Series
- The NACS Summer Split has come to an end (here's a link to the final standings)
- Playoffs begin on August 4th with the Semifinals. Finals will be held on August 12th! The top team from the playoffs earns an 2016 NA LCS Spring spot while 2nd and 3rd will head to the 2016 NA LCS Spring Promotion tournament!
- The EUCS Summer Split has come to an end (here's a link to the final standings)
- Playoffs begin on August 4th with the Semifinals. Finals will be held on August 12th! The top team from the playoffs earns an 2016 EU LCS Spring spot while 2nd and 3rd will head to the 2016 EU LCS Spring Promotion tournament!
- Top Five (W/L)
- SK Telecom T1 (14 - 1)
- KOO Tigers (10 - 5)
- KT Rolster (10 - 5)
- CJ ENTUS (10 - 5)
- Najin e-mFire (9 - 6)
- Schedule / Teams / Standings - LoL eSports // eSportspedia
[China] LPL:
- Top Five (W/L/T) - Points
- EDward Gaming (10 - 2 - 6) - 36 Points
- Qiao Gu (6 - 1 - 12) - 30 Points
- OMG (5 - 3 - 10) - 25 Points
- Snake (5 - 3 - 10) - 25 Points
- LGD Gaming (5 - 4 - 9) - 24 Points
- Schedule / Teams / Standings - LoL eSports // eSportspedia
[TW/HK/MO] LMS:
- Summer Split Playoffs have just finished up in the LMS with AHQ reigning victorious!
- Schedule / Teams / Standings - LoL eSports // eSportspedia
- With semifinals completed, CB LOL's 2015 finals will take place on August 8th between INTZ and paIN. The winner will move on to represent their region in the International Wildcard tournament for a spot at the World Championship.
Team, Player, & Organization News
NA:
- Team Impulse's starting midlaner XiaoWeiXiao has been confirmed of ELO boosting, and has been suspended pending investigation. Team Impulse's statement on the situation can be found here.
Europe:
- An official competitive ruling has been issued upon Gambit Gaming's starting AD Carry FORG1VEN regarding negative in-game behavior and toxicity, and has been suspended for four games. Gambit Gaming's statement on the situation can be found here.
- Gilius is no longer the starting jungler for Unicorns of Love and is open for NA/EU LCS offers.
- Following their relegation from the EU LCS, Shook has left Copenhagen Wolves and is now a free agent.
Riot:
- [REMINDER] Ticket availability and release dates for the 2015 World Championship tickets have been released.
- The first wave of tickets will go on sale on the following dates, with details & pricing for each event released 2 days before:
Group stages - Paris - July 8th
Quarterfinals - London - July 15th
Semifinals - Brussels - July 22nd
Finals - Berlin - July 29th
- Riot has also published a feature video on the three Danish NA LCS players - Trashy from NME, Bjergsen from TSM, and Santorin from TSM.
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