League of Legends Worlds 2022 is making its way to different cities in North America and will host 24 teams from across the world

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League of Legends Worlds 2022: Regional Seeding, Schedule, Venues & More

Sadakshi Kalyan Ramun
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Highlights
Riot Games revealed more information about Worlds 2022.
It announced that the LEC would have four slots this year.
The tournament is slated to kick off on 29th September.

The League of Legends World Championship is one of the most exciting tournaments to watch as the top teams from each region across the world battle it out to become the champion. The winning team gets to lift the trophy, take home the prize money, and of course, get custom skins made for all the players. For the longest time, fans and teams have been wondering about the seeding and the schedule for Worlds 2022, and Riot Games has finally answered them.


Regional seeding for Worlds 2022

Riot Games announced that the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) will receive four seeds at Worlds 2022, and will be the only region to have two teams play in the Play-In stage. A total of 24 teams from across the globe will participate in the international tournament and Riot informed that the League of Legends Continental League (LCL) will not be sending a representative this year.

It said, “Unfortunately, the LCL will not be able to send a representative to Worlds 2022. The LCL slot will be granted to the region that has had the best performance during international events over the past two years, but does not already have 4 team berths: Europe.

The European league has been performing really well at international events and because Korea and China already have four seeds each, this spot went to Europe.

The following is the official seeding for each region at Worlds 2022:

  • China ( League of Legends Pro League - LPL) - 4 teams

  • Korea (League of Legends Champions Korea - LCK) - 4 teams

  • Europe (LEC) - 4 teams

  • North America (League of Legends Championship Series LCS) - 3 teams

  • Southeast Asia (Pacific Championship Series - PCS) - 2 teams

  • Vietnam (Vietnam Championship Series - VCS) - 2 teams

  • Brazil (Campeonato Brasileiro de League of Legends - CBLOL) - 1 team

  • Japan (League of Legends Japan League - LJL) - 1 team

  • Latin America (The Liga Latinoamérica - LLA) - 1 team

  • Oceania (League of Legends Circuit Oceania - LCO) -1 team

  • Turkey (Turkish Championship League - TCL) - 1 team

Twelve teams will be seeded into the Play-ins of Worlds 2022 and the other twelve will be directly playing in the Group Stage of the tournament.

The fourth seeds from the LPL and LCK will be joining the third and fourth seeds of the LEC, the third seed of the LCS, the second seeds of VCS and PCS, and the teams from CBLOL, LJL, LLA, LCO, and TCL in the Play-in stage of Worlds 2022.


Worlds 2022: Schedule and locations

Riot Games already revealed that Worlds 2022 will be held in North America, nearly after six years. However, there was a small change in the location of the tournament as the company announced that the semifinal event of Worlds 2022 has been moved from the Toronto Scotiabank Arena to the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.

Here are the dates and venues for each stage of Worlds 2022:

Riot Games stated that ticketing information for Worlds 2022 will be announced soon, and additional information regarding the tournament will be shared in the coming months. Currently, the teams are vying for the top spot in their respective leagues in the 2022 Summer Split.



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Sadakshi has been a gamer throughout her life and has followed League of Legends since Season 3, immediately falling in love with the esports scene. Bringing in her print journalism experience, she focuses on content that is both informative and innovative. While her heart still remains with League, her love for competition has pushed her to explore other titles such as Valorant and Apex Legends.

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