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TSM Academy LCS Lock-In – Fielded Due to Travel Issues

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

To kick off the season, Riot Games has organized an LCS Lock-In 2022. Here, the rosters can engage in some friendlies to warm up for the regular season. However, there seems to be a problem with TSM. For this reason, the TSM Academy LCS Lock-In will attend instead – read on to learn more!

TSM Academy LCS Lock-In – The Main Roster Unavailable

Yes, TSM will field its Academy roster instead of the Main roster for the LCS Lock-In 2022. Indeed, the news was made public in the following Twitter post:

Credits: TSM FTX Twitter

Accordingly, it’s a shame, though it’s not the end of the world. Moreso, this adds a level of excitement – can the TSM Academy team take out any big-name franchises?

Bearing this in mind, the following is the TSM Academy roster:

  • Omran “V1per” Shoura – Top
  • Young “Hyper” Seo – Jungle
  • Ji “Takeover” Hyeun-min – Mid
  • Tony “Instinct” Ng – Bot
  • Wang “Yursan” Sheng-Yu – Support
Credits: TSM

Also quite new, the Academy roster could potentially upset a large team, though these are friendlies at the end of the day. We’ll have to wait and see on 14th January.

Let’s hope that TSM can sort out their issues prior to the Regular Season officially kicking off mid-January.

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How to Watch LEC Spring Split 2022 – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

As you’ve likely realised, the upcoming competitive League of Legends season is almost here. Accordingly, we’ve already discussed some regions. This time around, the LEC Spring Split 2022 is on our mind. Read on as we discuss all of the viewership details you need in this episode of How to Watch!

Event Background

Credits: LEC Twitter

Heading into this season, the LEC 2022 is the 7th season of the regional event, and once again 10 franchised teams are back to compete to be the best in Europe.

Indeed, this time around we have over $200,000 on the line, with everything kicking off on January 14th lasting all the way until 10th April. Accordingly, with an Online/Offline structure, Riot Games has invited the following 10 teams to kick off 2022 with a bang:

  • Astralis
  • Excel Esports
  • Fnatic
  • G2 Esports
  • MAD Lions
  • Misfits Gaming
  • Rogue
  • SK Gaming
  • Team BDS – not that they have replaced former FC Schalke 04
  • Team Vitality

Specifically, these next few months, there’s a lot to discuss. Apart from prize, teams are playing for both regional Playoffs and a chance to be seeded at upcoming international events.

Read on as we dive into further details.

Format

Credits: LEC Twitter

With regards to the format, although Riot Games hasn’t published anything official, we can base this season off of last year.

Bearing this in mind, the first stage will kick off with a Group Stage. Here, each team will be involved with a double round robin. For those unaware, this implies that each team will play another twice, adding up to 18 matches earch.

Following these many and short best-of-one matches, we’ll have our final standings before the Playoffs.

Placing well will be essential in order to have the best chance to succeed at the subsequent event for the top teams – to our knowledge only the top 6 will progress, though we need further confirmation from Riot Games.

Schedule for the LEC Spring Split 2022

With regards to schedule, the following is a preview of the first week, with all times in the timezone of GMT+1:

January 14th:

  • 18:00 – Team Vitality vs MAD Lions
  • 19:00 – SK Gaming vs Rogue
  • 20:00 – G2 Esports vs Excel Esports
  • 21:00 – Misfits vs Astralis
  • 22:00 – Team BDS vs Fnatic
Credits: LEC Twitter

January 15th

  • 17:00 – Rogue vs Misfits
  • 18:00 – Team BDS vs Excel Esports
  • 19:00 – SK Gaming vs MAD Lions
  • 20:00 – G2 Esports vs Astralis
  • 21:00 – Team Vitality vs Fnatic

January 16th

  • 17:00 – Team BDS vs Misfits
  • 18:00 – Team Vitality vs Excel Esports
  • 19:00 – Rogue vs Astralis
  • 20:00 – SK Gaming vs Fnatic
  • 21:00 – MAD Lions vs G2 Esports

For the remainder of the schedule, we recommend visiting the event page here.

Watch the LEC Spring Split 2022 on esportsguide

You can also watch the LEC Spring 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

LEC Spring 2022

Predictions

Credits; LEC Twitter

As always, to look to the future, we need to consult the past.

The last time that the LEC enjoyed some regional competition was back in LEC Summer 2021. Here’s how the competition stacked up back then:

  • #1 – MAD Lions
  • #2 – Fnatic
  • #3 – Rogue
  • #4 – G2 Esports
  • #5 – Misfits Gaming
  • #6 – Team Vitality

However, a lot has changed since. Accordingly, beside the multiple roster changes across all rosters, the game itself has gone through a few changes.

Regardless, we can’t wait to see Europe back in action!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch LCK Spring Split 2022 – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

It’s all happening at once – multiple regions are gearing up for competitive League of Legends as we get on track for the 2022 season! Indeed, in this episode of How to Watch, we’ll be lasering our focus on the upcoming LCK Spring Split 2022 regional. Read on as we fill you in on all the viewership details!

Event Background

Heading into this season, 2022 sees the second season since the LCK entered a franchised model like most other regions. Yielding a tonne of success due to its popularity and high level of competition, 2022 looks to be bigger than ever.

Credits: LCK Global Twitter

Indeed, with DWG KIA failing to take Worlds 2021 last year, the LCK region is coming with a vengeance. Starting as soon as 12th January, running all the way to March 20th, 10 franchised teams will be competing once again:

  • DRX
  • DWG KIA
  • Fredit BRION
  • Gen.G
  • Hanwha Life
  • KT Rolster
  • Kwangdong Freecs (renamed from Afreeca Freecs)
  • Liiv SANDBOX
  • NS RedForce
  • T1

Indeed, apart from prize, teams are competing likely for seeds to the Playoffs stage and subsequent international events, though this is yet to be confirmed.

Format

Credits: Riot Games

Speaking of which, with less than a week left, Riot Games is yet to officialise the format. However, we’re confident that they’ll be following last year’s format.

Specifically, this will involve all 10 teams competing in a Double Round Robin. This means that each team plays against one another twice in total, in best of three matches.

Furthermore, once that’s over, the top 6 teams will be qualified for the separate Spring Playoffs event to take place later on.

Schedule for the LCK Spring Split 2022

With regards to the schedule, we’ll happily show off the first week as an example of what to expect, with all the times in the GMT+1 time zone:

Wednesday 12th January

  • 21:00 – LSB vs DRX
  • 00:00 – T1 vs KDF

Thursday 13th January

  • 21:00 – NS vs HLE
  • 00:00 – KT vs DK

Friday 14th January

  • 21:00 – Gen.G vs DRX
  • 00:00 – T1 vs BRO
Credits: LCK Global Twitter

Saturday 15th January

  • 21:00 – NS vs LSB
  • 00:00 – KDF vs KT

Sunday 16th January

  • 21:00 – HLE vs BRO
  • 00:00 – Gen.G vs DK

To view the remainder of the entire schedule, we highly recommend visiting the event page here.

Watch the LCK Spring Split 2022 on esportsguide

You can also watch the LCK Spring 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

LCK Spring 2022

Predictions

It’s been a while since we’ve witnessed the LCK go at it, and accordingly, roster changes play a role in the difficulty involved when making accurate predictions.

Credits; LCK Global Twitter

Anyways, the last time the franchise went at it was back in the LCK Summer 2021 event. Here, the following standings were observed:

  • #1 – DWG KIA
  • #2 – Gen.G
  • #3 – Nongshim RedForce
  • #4 – T1
  • #5 – Liiv SANDBOX
  • #6 – Afreeca Freecs (now renamed)

These results together with their second place at Worlds 2021 places DWG KIA at the top. Beneath them, we’d like to favour Gen.G also, though it’s clear that DWG KIA need to prove that they’re still contenders for both regional and international dominance.

We can’t wait to see one of League of Legends’ most popular regions once again!

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

LEC 2022 Spring Split Schedule Revealed – Let’s Go

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

As one of the first regions to release start date, the LEC is almost back in action. Accordingly, we’ve got some exciting news regarding the LEC 2022 Spring Split schedule which looks to entertain starting January 14th. Read on as we discuss the news!

LEC 2022 Spring Split Schedule – Starting January 14th

As we covered for several other regions, the Spring Split is almost here. Starting off with a match between Team Vitality and MAD Lions, Furthermore, this first week will witness the very first time that the organization Team BDS will compete in the region.

Credits: LEC Twitter

Feel free to check out the entire schedule so far on the official event page here.

With regards to the format, it hasn’t been made official as to how these teams will compete to earn a seed in the Playoff stage and to potentially international events.

However, if it’s anything like last year, the Group Stage will involve a double round robin of BO1 matches, meaning that each team plays one another twice.

Credits: Riot Games

In this regard, we’ll play close attention to further announcement from Riot Games to keep you updated.

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FunPlus Phoenix LoL Roster – Clid Joins the Roster

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Over the past few months, FunPlus Phoenix has undergone a massive overhaul of their LoL roster. Accordingly, with another signing, we’re getting closer to the finished product. Accordingly, we’re ready to discuss a new change to the FunPlus Phoenix LoL Roster below!

FunPlus Phoenix LoL Roster – The Final Piece?

Credits: FPX Twitter

Accordingly, as you can see above, the organizatio has happily announced the signing of Kim “Clid” Tae-min. Indeed, as a season veteran who was part of the championship winning T1 roster a few seasons ago – he’ll fit in nicely.

With this new addition, the roster is looking like the following for the current moment in time:

  • Ping “xiaolaohu” Xiao-Hu – Top
  • Yang “Beichuan” Ling – Jungle
  • Kim “Clid” Tae-min – Jungle
  • Kim “Gori” Tae-woo – Mid
  • Lin “Lwx” Tae-woo – Bot
  • Luo “Jiang” Bai-Jiang – Bot
  • Fu “Hang” Ming-Hang – Support
  • Dang “Lele” Bo-Lin – Support
Credits: FPX Twitter

Except for one player, this entire roster is new. Bearing this in mind, we don’t know how to measure their potential, let’s see how they compare to their last season performance:

  • 2nd @ Demacia Cup 2021
  • 14-16th @ 2021 World Championship
  • 2nd @ LPL Summer 2021
  • 2nd @ LPL Spring 2021

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LCK 2022 Spring Schedule Released – Starting January 12th

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

For all regions now, we’re boiling down to the start of the 2022 LoL Esport seasonl Accordingly, the LCK 2022 Spring Schedule has just been released. Indeed, read on as we cover some details regarding the schedule for this upcoming split!

LCK 2022 Spring Schedule – Starting the Year

Hoping to be held offline, the LCK 2022 Spring Split will have over $300,000 on the line.

With a confirmed start on January 12th, the schedule looks to be similar to last year. Take a look at the first Week in the Tweet below:

https://twitter.com/LCK_Global/status/1477837369151795201
Credits: LCK Global Twitter

If the format is anything like last year, the 10 franchised teams will compete in an initial group stage. Here, a double round robin will likely take place where every team competes against one another twice.

For the entire schedule, be sure to take a look at the event page here.

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Credits: LCK

Note that at the end, apart from points and prize, seeds for international competition are up for grabs.

Bearing this in mind, we’re curious to see whether DAMWON Gaming remains the top team in the region or whether or not rostermania has changed things.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

How to Watch LPL Spring 2022 – teams, format, schedule, streams, predictions

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

As one of the first regions to announce the details, the LPL Spring 2022 looks to be an incredible start to the year. Accordingly, we can’t wait to see competitive League of Legends back in its prime. Indeed, as the hosts of the World Champions of 2020, let’s discuss all of the viewership details in the following How to Watch article!

Event Background

Credits: LPL Twitter

As the start to 2022, a lot of excitement is driving this first event. Specifically, the LPL Spring 2022 looks to answer a lot of questions. Accordingly, since last year, a tonne of roster changes have made this season even more exciting.

Bearing this in mind, the LPL Spring event will answer such questions. Inviting all 17 teams to compete for the regional event, there are almost $700,000 up for grabs. Take a look at the participants below:

  • Anyone’s Legend
  • Bilibili Gaming
  • EDward Gaming
  • FunPlus Phoenix
  • Invictus Gaming
  • JD Gaming
  • LGD Gaming
  • LNG Esports
  • Oh My God
  • Rare Atom
  • Royal Never Give Up
  • Team WE
  • ThunderTalk Gaming
  • Top Esports
  • Ultra Prime
  • Victory Five
  • Weibo Gaming
Credits: LPL Twitter

Besides the prize pool, teams are also fighting to earn Points which will prove helpful for qualification to regional and international events. Moreover, the winner will likely earn a seed to Worlds 2022, though this requires further confirmation.

Boasting an offline venue, let’s discuss the details of the event further below.

Format

With regards to format, there are several stages of competition to expect. Accordingly, although the format may change in the coming days, here’s what we know so far.

First, we’ll start with a Group. Throwing all 17 teams in a group, a single round robin means that ever team will play one another once in a BO3 match. Following this round, the top 10 will move on to the Playoffs.

Credits: LPL Twitter

It’s at the Playoffs, there’ll be two stages:

  • Phase 1 – King of the Hill – 3-10th seeds will compete in two brackets, where only two teams will progress to the Phase 2 to join the top 2 seeds
  • Phase 2 – Double Elimination – the final four teams will compete in BO5 matches to determine the overall winner of the Spring Split

Schedule for the LPL Spring 2022

With regards to schedule, the LPL have already made public the first few weeks of competition, kicking off on 9th January while the concluding datehas not been announced.

Take a look at Week 1 below:

Credits: LPL Twitter

Read the entire schedule at the official event page here.

Watch the LPL Spring 2022 on esportsguide

You can also watch the LPL Spring 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.

LPL Spring 2022

Predictions

Credits: LPL Twitter

With regards to predictions, we can look back at the LPL Summer 2021 for the last time that these teams matched up:

  • #1 – FunPlus Phoenix
  • #2 – EDward Gaming
  • #3 – Rare Atm
  • #4 – Royal Never Give Up
  • #5 – Top Esports

Yet, although EDward Gaming placed second at this regional event, they showed their true potential at Worlds 2021. Here, they were crowned World Champions and they are expected to keep their momentum heading into this season.

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JD Gaming Roster 2022 LPL – Signing Hope

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

In 2020, JD Gaming were a global threat to competitive League of Legends. Accordingly, things have gone downhill this past season due to poor performances. Indeed, change is needed. Read on as we discuss this topic in light of recent changes to the JD Gaming Roster 2022 LPL!

JD Gaming Roster 2022 – How Much Hope is There?

Credits: JD Gaming Twitter

Most recently, the signed the likes of Wang “Hope” Jie, a substitute player from last season’s global champions EDward Gaming. Perhaps on the bench, theplayer learnt a thing or two about winning.

Accordingly, the youngster will be fitting in the following roster:

  • Bai “369″ Jia-Hao – Top
  • Ye “unravel” Guo-Wei – Top
  • Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok – Jungle
  • Dai “Xiao17″ Ying-Jie- Jungle
  • Zeng “Yagao” Qi – Mid
  • Huang “Ipc” Hao – Bot
  • Wang “Hope” Jie – Bot
  • Lou “Missing” Yun-Feng – Support
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Credits: LPL

This roster is for the most part, entirely new. Usually, this does predispose the team to take some time to develop and work together. However, once the growing pains are handled, there are hopes that JD Gaming rise up to their former status in the LPL.

Regardless, they’ll be looking to improve over their past season at the LPL:

  • 12th @ LPL Summer 2021
  • 5-6th @ LPL Spring 2021
  • Did not attend Worlds 2021

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news

LPL Spring 2022 Schedule Revealed – The Top Region?

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

After much waiting, we’re finally receiving details for this upcoming season of competitive League of Legends. Accordingly, Riot Games have revealed the schedule for the region of the World Champions. Read on as we discuss the LPL Spring 2022 schedule below!

LPL Spring 2022 Schedule – All the Details

All the action kicks off on 10th January, leaving only one week for the event.

Indeed, this event will kick off the competitive season with a packed schedule for the first split of the year. Accordingly, take a look at the announcement on Twitter below:

Credits: LPL Twtter

For those unaware, the format will involve a single round robin group stage. Here, each team will play each other one time in a BO3 – fighting to be in the top 10 in order to progress to the Playoffs.

With regards to this region in particular, a lot of attention is being placed on EDward Gaming as the 2021 World Champions. Expected to maintain their position in the international standings, we can’t wait for this Spring Split to unfold.

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Credits: Riot Games

Accordingly, we’ll be sure to provide all the viewership details below!

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LoL Esports 2022 – Esports Roadmap

Posted on by Gabriel Sciberras

Worlds 2021 was one of the best esports events of all time. Accordingly, it celebrated the success that League of Legends has enjoyed. Indeed, as the year has concluded, let’s take this opportunity to look at the coming year of LoL Esports 2022 in this episode of Esports Roadmap.

LoL Esports 2022 – Exciting Plans Ahead

So, what do we have to look forward to?

Although many of the regions are yet to confirm dates for the Spring regional stage, we’re sure to expect what we have from the multiple franchised leagues.

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Credits: LoL Esports

Indeed, there are established leagues in the following regions:

  • China (LPL)
  • Korea (LCK)
  • Europe (LEC)
  • North America (LCS)
  • Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia (PCS)
  • Vietnam (VCS)
  • Brazil
  • CIS
  • Japan
  • Latin America
  • Oceania
  • Turkey

In Spring, the regions will enjoy competition to determine the top competitors. Then, the top teams will head over to the first international event – the Mid-Seasonal Invitational.

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Detroit, Michigan – August 25: — during the 2019 League of Legends LCS Summer Finals at Little Caesars Arena on August 25, 2019 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)

Then, following a Sumemr of regional play, teams will earn qualification to Worlds 2022 – the largest event of the year.

Hopefully, this year will witness a strong return to LAN events should everything go to plan.

For more esports news, visit: https://www.esportsguide.com/news