Sunday, December 22, 2024

LoL LCS Summer Championship 2024: Teams, Schedule, Format & Where To Watch

Your Ultimate Guide to the LCS Summer Championship 2024

The League of Legends LCS Summer Championship 2024 is underway, and six of the finest teams from throughout North America are battling it out for a spot at the upcoming LoL World Championship.

For the uninitiated, the LCS Summer Championship 2024 playoffs will feature the top six teams from the LCS Summer Split: Team Liquid, Cloud9, FlyQuest, Dignitas, 100 Thieves, and NRG. These elite teams will go through a double-elimination playoff bracket, with the top two securing their spots at Worlds 2024. The third spot will be claimed by the team that battles through the lower bracket and reaches the final.

Notably, each series in the LCS Summer Championship 2024 playoffs will be best-of-fives.

LCS Summer Championship 2024: Schedule

Below, we’ve listed the detailed schedule for the LCS Summer Championship 2024.

Saturday, Aug. 17

  • 3pm: Dignitas 0-3 100 Thieves
    • Dignitas falls to lower bracket.

Sunday, Aug. 18

  • 3pm: FlyQuest vs. NRG
    • Loser falls to lower bracket.

Friday, Aug. 23

  • 3pm: Dignitas vs. TBD
    • Loser is eliminated.

Saturday, Aug. 24

  • 3pm: Liquid vs. 100 Thieves
    • Winner proceeds to upper bracket final and qualifies for Worlds, loser falls to lower bracket.

Sunday, Aug. 25

  • 3pm: Cloud9 vs. TBD
    • Winner proceeds to upper bracket final and qualifies for Worlds, loser falls to lower bracket.

Friday, Aug. 30

  • 3pm: TBD vs. TBD
    • Loser is eliminated.

Saturday, Aug. 31

  • 3pm: TBD vs. TBD
    • Upper bracket final. Winner proceeds to grand final, loser falls to lower bracket final.

Sunday, Sept. 1

  • 3pm: TBD vs. TBD
    • Winner qualifies for Worlds. Loser is eliminated.

Friday, Sept. 6

  • 3pm: TBD vs. TBD
    • Winner proceeds to grand final, loser is eliminated.

Saturday, Sept. 7

Grand final.

3pm: TBD vs. TBD

LCS Summer Championship 2024: Where To Watch

LoL fans can catch all the action of the LCS Summer Championship 2024 as it unfolds live by tuning into the official Twitch and Youtube handles of LCS.

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