Alle deltakere i sluttspillet er bestemt LPL Summer 2022

The group stage of LPL Summer 2022 has come to an end, following which Bilibili Gaming, FunPlus Phoenix, Oh My God, LNG Esports, Weibo Gaming, EDward Gaming, Victory Five, Royal Never Give Up, JD Gaming and Top Esports teams made it to the championship playoffs. In turn, the teams Anyone's Legend, ThunderTalk Gaming, Invictus Gaming, Rare Atom, LGD Gaming, Ultra Prime and Team WE left the tournament, depriving themselves of the chance to go to the 2022 World Championship.

LPL Summer 2022 Group Stage Final Table

The best team of the group stage was Top Esports, which has 14 wins and 2 losses. JD Gaming was next, finishing the LPL Summer 2022 group stage with the same result.

Third place went to the Royal Never Give Up team with 13 wins and 3 losses. On the fourth line is the Victory Five team, which has 13 wins and 3 losses. The TOP-5 also included the EDward Gaming team with 11 wins. The Weibo Gaming team was next, which managed to get 10 wins. The teams LNG Esports and Oh My God made it to the playoffs with an equal record of victories, taking 7th and 9th places, respectively.

The teams FunPlus Phoenix and Bilibili Gaming also made it to the playoffs of the championship, finishing the group stage with a score of "7-9". Well, for the teams of Anyone's Legend, ThunderTalk Gaming, Invictus Gaming, Rare Atom, LGD Gaming, Ultra Prime and Team WE the championship has officially come to an end.

Team

Efficiency

1 place

Top Esports

14-2

29-9

+20

2nd place

J.D. Gaming

14-2

30-12

+18

3rd place

Royal Never Give Up

13-3

28-12

+16

4th place

Victory Five

13-3

28-9

+19

5th place

Edward Gaming

11-5

25-13

+12

6th place

Weibo Gaming

10-6

23-18

+5

7th place

LNG Esports

8-8

20-19

+1

8th place

Oh My God

8-8

21-22

-one

9th place

Fun Plus Phoenix

7-9

19-21

-2

10th place

Bilibili Gaming

7-9

19-23

-four

11th place

Anyone's Legend

7-9

16-21

-5

12th place

ThunderTalk Gaming

7-9

18-23

-5

13th place

Invictus Gaming

5-11

18-26

-eight

14th place

Rare Atom

4-12

14-28

-fourteen

15th place

LGD Gaming

3-12

13-26

-13

16th place

Ultra Prime

3-12

10-26

-16

17th place

Team W.E.

0-15

7-30

-23

LPL Summer 2022 runs from June 10 to September 1 in China. As part of the championship, seventeen Chinese teams are fighting for a prize pool of $622,989, rating points, and one ticket to the 2022 World Championship.

Intermediate results of LPL Summer 2022

• 1 place:
  
• 2nd place:
• 3rd place:
• 4th place:
• 5th-6th place:
• 7th-8th place:
• 9th-10th place:
• 11th place: Anyone's Legend
• 12th place: ThunderTalk Gaming
• 13th place: Invictus Gaming
• 14th place: Rare Atom
• 15th place: LGD Gaming
• 16th place: Ultra Prime
• 17th place: Team WE

The 2022 World Championship will take place from September 29 to November 5 in Mexico and the United States. The Play-In stage will take place from September 29 to October 4 at the Arena Esports Stadium in Mexico City, and the group stage will take place from October 7-10 and October 13-16 at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden. As part of the championship, 24 teams from all over the world (excluding the CIS) will compete for a total prize pool of $2,225,000.

The championship will begin with a preliminary stage, in which 12 out of 24 teams will take part:

• China (LPL) is the team that took 4th place in the split.
• South Korea (LCK) is the team that finished 4th in the split.
• Europe (LEC) - teams that took 3rd and 4th places in the split.
• North America (LCS) is the team that finished 3rd in the split.
• South East Asia (PCS) is the team that took 2nd place in the split.
• Vietnam (VCS) is the team that took 2nd place in the split.
• Brazil (CBLOL) - Team 1st in Split
• Japan (LJL) – team that finished 1st in the split
• Latin America (LLA) - 1st place team in the split
• Oceania (LCO) - the team that took 1st place in the split.
• Turkey (TCL) is the team that took 1st place in the split.

The remaining teams automatically advance to the group stage:

• China (LPL) - teams that took 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in the split.
• Korea (LCK) - teams that took 1st, 2nd and 3rd places in the split.
• Europe (LEC) - teams that took 1st and 2nd places in the split.
• North America (LCS) - teams that took 1st and 2nd places in the split.
• Southeast Asia (PCS) - the team that took 1st place in the split.
• Vietnam (VCS) is the team that took 1st place in the split.