Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason - All You Need to Know

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Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason - All You Need to Know

John Dave Rossel
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  • Riot Games announces their first official Wild Rift tournament, the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason.
  • The event will be hosted across seven location-specific tournament circuits namely, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore, where teams will battle it out for the title of local champions. After the preseason, teams can participate in the summer season for a chance to compete in the pan-regional tournament.
  • Professional esports teams that have already been invited to the event include Bren Esports, Alter Ego, TODAK and many more.

The Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason has been announced. It will be the first official tournament for the popular Mobile MOBA hosted by Riot Games. The Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason will be a five weekend-long regional tournament across seven location-specific tournament circuits, where teams will battle it out for the title of local champions. After the preseason, teams in each region will have a chance to participate in the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Summer Season. In this eight-week-long tournament, teams from across the region will compete to prove they are the best in their local region and proceed to the pan-regional tournament.

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Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason

The Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason will kick off on Feb. 26, 2021. The three-day-long weekend tournaments for the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore will feature exciting entertainment and action-packed events for each region coming from Riot Games’ regional esports partners. 

Schedule and Other Details

The full list of dates for the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason on each region are listed below;

  • Vietnam (VNG): February 26 - 28
  • Malaysia (ESL): March 6 - 7
  • Taiwan (Cyber Games Arena): March 11 - 14
  • Thailand (ESL): March 13 - 14
  • The Philippines (PPGL): March 20 - 21
  • Indonesia (One Up): March 19 - 21
  • Singapore (Eliphant): March 26 - 28
Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason - All You Need to Know
Full Schedule of the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason

“The Southeast Asia Icon Series is our first step to grow League of Legends: Wild Rift into are gional esport worthy of our players’ passion and skills,” says Chris Tran, Head of Esports for Riot Games Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. “We want our fans to feel proud of the local talent who will represent the region in the WilEliphant, and VNG. With them, we aim to showcase the quality of performance, level of cred Rift Southeast Asia Icon Series. We are extremely excited to launch the first Wild Rift esports series with the following regional partners - Cyber Games Arena, ESL Asia, Mineski, One Up, activity, and sheer resilience of the teams who will shape the competitive scene across Southeast Asia. We hope that teams and fans alike will enjoy this tailored experience of high-stakes Wild Rift competition.”

Direct Invites for the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason

The Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason will also feature popular professional esports teams from across Southeast Asia. These are the following teams that are confirmed to make an appearance in the tournament;

  • Indonesia - Alter Ego, Onic
  • Malaysia - Berjaya Dragons, TODAK
  • The Philippines - Bren Esports, RRQ PH, Team Secret
  • Singapore - The Alliance
  • Taiwan - Flash Wolves, ONE Team, TXO
  • Thailand - King of Gamers Club
  • Vietnam - V Gaming, Saigon Phantom, SBTC Esports

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The full list of participating teams will be announced later, along with additional information on where to tune in to watch this live event.

Stay tuned for more updates regarding the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason tournament. 



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John has been reporting developments on major mobile MOBA titles such as Mobile Legends, Wild Rift, and Arena of Valor for over two years. He also understands and follows various other PC/Mobile games such as League of Legends, Crossfire, Warcraft and more.

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