At the League of Legends 2025 World Championship, they fought in a fiery confrontation for the fourth round of the group stage — the time of the decisive relegation matches! Bilibili Gaming, Vivo Keyd Stars, 100 Thieves and, of course, T1 came together in heated battles.
Bilibili Gaming and Vivo Keyd Stars were the first to be hacked. The Chinese showed class, confidently defeating their rivals with a score of 2:0. BLG can now safely look to the future, but unfortunately the championship is over for Vivo Keyd Stars.
Then 100 Thieves and the Korean legends from T1 entered the arena. And then everything was clear: T1 was not given a chance, winning a clean 2-0 victory. T1 continues its journey to the playoffs, and 100 Thieves pack their bags.
We remind you that the World Championship 2025 takes place in China from October 14 to November 9. 17 teams are competing for the title of the best and the prize money of 5 million dollars. Keep your finger on the pulse with us — we are always the first to report the schedule and results!
The future of LoL Esports: Betting not on money, but on a long game
Nazri Greeley, chief of LoL Esports, honestly told us what is happening in the esports crowd of the game. And here’s the joke: the main thing now is not to hit the jackpot, but to make everything work like clockwork for many years. Like, we’re thinking ahead.
We don’t just want to make money on LoL Esports. It’s much more important to create a system that lives and thrives,” Greeley said.
In short, Riot intends for both cool teams and newcomers to be able not just to stay afloat, but to really upgrade and earn money. So that everyone has an interest in trying.
Greeley said he was pleased with how LoL esports has developed over the years. I am very happy with what we have achieved in these 15 years. And I can’t wait to see what happens next. I want to believe that in 30 years we will see something even more cool and ambitious.
