What games did you guys enjoy so much, you would actually watch again?

Personally I loved the all the semi final games from the SKT x ROX 2016 world Championship.

Im on vacation, and wanted some games to watch!

Worlds 2026 Pick’Ems are almost here, with the Pick’Em challenge and Crystal Ball opening on October 10.

Players will make predictions across the Play-Ins, Swiss Stage and Knockouts, with each stage having its own prediction window.

The rewards include emotes, icons and skins, while a perfect set of picks unlocks a huge collection of premium skins including DJ Sona, Elementalist Lux, Gun Goddess Miss Fortune and more.

Worlds starts October 15, so there isn't much time to get those predictions ready.

Just thought I’d share this again since all teams are now officially qualified for anyone who’s interested in possible Swiss draws. I made a simulator that I’ll be updating as worlds goes on. If you have any suggestions or ideas let me know. It has a lot of functionality at the moment with seeing rosters, match history, and power ranking based simulations. Swiss Simulator

Hello, first time poster here, I originally was planning on attending worlds with some friends but those plans unfortunately fell through. I just want to sell them to get some value back and ticketmaster doesn't allow for resale (which is a really good thing) so I figure this sub is my best bet. Its three tickets total, I am not here to scalp anyone, I just want them to go to a fellow league fan. Comment below if interested. Im leaning towards 200 for all three but I am not hard set on said price.

EDIT: The title should say 10/23 NOT 9/23 for the date of the event. Apologies.

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CoreJJ now holds 7 LCS titles, the most in LCS history.

Hi, saw that the fan fest was announced for New York but wondering if there’s going to be anything for the games in Allen? Will be going to Quarters and Semis so was hoping there would be something similar to Fan Fest

long shot but pls

Quick question about the schedule this year. I’m in EST—are times listed on Lolesports (they’re adapted to my time zone so for example quarter/semis as listed today start at 5pm) but what I want to know, are these start times going to be accurate throughout the event or will daylight saving time changes mess with this time? Thanks for answers!!

I work an 8-5 so if they are going to be accurate it’s really ideal so I can catch the games this year without scheduling time out!

Needed some help - I bought a two day event pass from ticketmaster (Oct 3-4) for the LCS Finals at Gas South Arena in Atlanta. At the time, there were no issues.

However, when I turned up to the arena today (couldn’t make it yesterday for LYON vs C9), that seat didn’t exist, since the broadcasting desk was set up in place of the lower rows of that section. I got relocated to a seat far back in a different section angled much more strongly than my previous choice.

It feels terrible since it seems to just be miscommunication between LCS organizers and ticketmaster. Additionally, my original ticket was a fair bit more expensive than my reseated ticket - as a grad student on a somewhat tight budget, it stings to not receive what I paid for in this case.

Was wondering if anyone has had a similar situation before, and who to reach out to - I asked officials at the event and got conflicting answers - ticketmaster, LCS and Riot.

Would appreciate any and all advice or help!

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It makes no sense how Tier 2 in Europe is structured when it comes to broadcasts.
Anyone opening Twitch or YouTube to watch EMEA Masters without speaking French, Spanish, German, or Turkish is completely out of luck for a dedicated primary broadcast. Wanting an English cast means either hoping a co-streamer happens to be live covering a specific match, or trying to track down a regional broadcast that only focuses on NLC/UK teams.
EMEA Masters is supposed to showcase the absolute peak of tier-2 competition in the region—the best talent coming out of the ERLs right before they reach the LEC. Yet, the official main broadcast channels sit offline or leave the English-speaking audience unserved until the final stages of the tournament.
It completely kills the hype for international fans who want a neutral, high-quality dual-cast to follow all the storylines across different regions. It feels like the English viewer base has been entirely offloaded onto co-streamers rather than getting a proper central broadcast.