Following Jingdong Gaming, Bilibili Gaming (BLG) defeated Edward Gaming (EDG) 3-0 in the finals of the 2023 LPL Spring Playoffs, advancing to the final and winning a ticket for the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI). This is the first time BLG has participated in an international competition.
In the finals scheduled to be held on the 15th in Shanghai, China, the winning team will go straight to the group stage, while the losing team will start with a play-in.
LJL – Sengoku Gaming vs Detonation Focus Me (FM) winning team
In the Japanese league, LJL, the winning team between Sengoku Gaming and Detonation FM will go directly to MSI Play-In. Sengoku Gaming, which recruited ‘Loken’ Lee Dong-wook, advanced to the finals after a sweaty 3-2 victory over Pennell in the second round of the playoffs.
On this day, the match drew attention with the match between brothers, Lee “Loken” Dong-wook, and Fennel top laner Lee “Tana” Sang-wook. Sengoku is superior in terms of power, but it is noteworthy that Detonation FM is also recording 11 consecutive wins from the regular season to the second round of the playoffs.
CBLoL – Loud vs Payne Gaming winning team
Brazil’s CLoL Split 1, which is about to go to the finals, will face Loud and Payne Gaming in the finals. Loud beat Payne Gaming 3-1 in the semifinals and advanced to the finals first. Payne Gaming managed to win a ticket to the finals by winning 3-2 against Los Grandes, which had coach Sohn Seok-hee and Kim “Lava” Tae-hoon, in the Losers Final.
In Loud, Park “Croc” Jong-hoon, who participated in the last LoL World Championship, and Moon “Root” Gum-su, who played Jin Air Green Wings and Sandbox Gaming (currently Live Sandbox), are interested in participating in the international tournament.
Payne Gaming includes top laners Choi “Weiser” Eui-seok and Joo “B-boy” Young-hoon, who were considered promising prospects in Sandbox Gaming and Brion. Choi Eui-seok failed to participate in international competitions as he lost both of his last two finals, and attention is focusing on whether he will resolve his regret this time. 온라인바카라
◆LLA – Six Karma vs Rainbow 7 winning team
In LLA, a Latin American league, the team that won the finals of Six Karma and Rainbow 7 goes to MSI. Six Karma defeated Rainbow 7 3-2 in the semifinals to advance to the final stage. Six Karma is a team composed of Kim “Onflick” Jang-gyeom, who played for Liv Sanbak and Hanwha Life Esports, and Ahn “Mining” Ji-min, a promising top laner for Liv Sanbak.