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词条 2018 League of Legends World Championship
释义

  1. Qualified teams

     Rosters 

  2. Play-in Stage

     Round 1   Group A    Group B    Group C    Group D    Round 2    Match 1    Match 2    Match 3    Match 4  

  3. Group Stage

      Group A    Group B    Group C    Group D  

  4. Knock-out Stage

      Quarterfinals    Match 1    Match 2    Match 3    Match 4    Semifinals    Match 1    Match 2    Finals  

  5. Ranking

      Team ranking    Regional ranking  

  6. References

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| name =League of Legends World Championship
| year = 2018
| image =
| image_size = 150px
| caption =
| location = {{flag|South Korea}}
| start_date = October 1
| end_date = November 3
| administrator = Riot Games
| tournament_format = 12 team double round-robin play-in stage
16 team double round-robin group stage
8 team single-elimination bracket
| venues = {{Collapsible list
| title = 4 (in 4 host cities)
| Seoul (Play-in Stage)
| Busan (Group Stage & Quarterfinals)
| Gwangju (Semifinals)
| Incheon (Finals)
}}
| teams = 24
| purse =
| champion = {{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming
(1st title)
| runner-up1 = {{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic
| matches =
| attendance =
| mvp = {{flagicon|CHN}} Gao "Ning" Zhenning (Invictus Gaming)
| stat1_label =
| stat1 =
| stat2_label =
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| previous = 2017
| next = 2019
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The 2018 League of Legends World Championship is the eighth world championship for League of Legends, an esports tournament for the video game developed by Riot Games. It was held from October 1 to November 3, 2018, in cities across South Korea. Twenty four teams qualified for the tournament based on their placement in regional circuits such as those in China, South Korea, Europe, and North America, with twelve of those teams having to reach the group stage via a play-in round.[1] The tournament is known for its very surprising results, numerous upsets, and is often considered the most unpredictable worlds in League of Legends' history.[2][3][4] The tournament has also become the most watched esports event in history, reaching a peak of over 200 million concurrent viewers during the finals. It surpasses the viewership of the 2017 League of Legends World Championship, as well as the peak viewership of numerous worldwide sporting events including Super Bowl.[5][6][7]

The tournament's opening ceremony received significant attention, with over 90 million concurrent viewers tuning in for the performance. An augmented reality K-pop group, K/DA was unveiled by Riot Games during the ceremony, with Soyeon and Miyeon from (G)I-dle's, Madison Beer and Jaira Burns representing the group as its human counterpart and in the live performance of the finals. K/DA topped global music charts after the initial release of their debut song "Pop/Stars", receiving considerable attention online and raking in one of the fastest viewership records for its music video on Youtube. A dance version of "Pop/Stars" was also released.[8][9][10] "RISE" is the tournament's theme song, put together by three different music groups / artist - The Glitch Mob, Mako and The Word Alive. A remix version of "RISE" featuring Bobby from IKON was also released shortly after, with the song being performed on the tournament's finals by all the involved music groups and artists.[11]

The victory of China's Invictus Gaming over Europe's Fnatic in the tournament's finals marked the first time in League of Legends history that the LPL (China) as a region won the world championship, as well as the first time a non-LCK (Korean) team has won after five consecutive years of prior Korean winners. The final series is also the fastest world championship finals in history at 85 minutes total game time.[12] Gao “Ning” Zhenning was awarded the MVP of the finals due to his outstanding performance and contributions during the series, marking the first time a jungle position player has won a world championship MVP.[13][14]

Qualified teams

Although the South Korea (LCK) representative, Kingzone DragonX, lost to China's (LPL) representative Royal Never Give Up (LPL) in 2018 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) Finals, with last 5 consecutive years of world championship victories, all three teams from South Korea (LCK) will still start in Main Group Stage. With the results of 2018 MSI and following their separation from the rest of the Southeast Asian (SEA) region, Vietnam (VCS) has a direct seed into the Main Group Stage for the summer split victor in their region, but unlike the previous year, Vietnam has no additional slot in the Play-In Stage for their summer runner-up team because the 24 team limit. The North American (NA LCS) summer split champion team is seeded to pool 2 due to prior performances.

RegionLeaguePathTeamIDPool
Start in Main event's Group stage
South KoreaLCKSummer ChampionKOR}} KT RolsterKT1
Most Championship PointsKOR}} Afreeca FreecsAFs2
Regional Finals WinnerKOR}} Gen.G eSportsGEN
ChinaLPLSummer ChampionCHN}} Royal Never Give UpRNG1
Most Championship PointsCHN}} Invictus GamingIG2
EuropeEU LCSSummer ChampionEUR}} FnaticFNC1
Most Championship PointsEUR}} Team VitalityVIT2
North AmericaNA LCSSummer ChampionUSA}} Team LiquidTL2
Most Championship PointsUSA}} 100 Thieves100
TW/HK/MOLMSSummer ChampionTWN}} Flash WolvesFW1
Most Championship PointsTWN}} MAD TeamMAD2
VietnamVCSSummer ChampionVIE}} Phong Vũ BuffaloPVB2
Start in Play-in stage
ChinaLPLRegional Finals WinnerCHN}} EDward GamingEDG1
EuropeEU LCSEUR}} G2 EsportsG2
North AmericaNA LCSUSA}} Cloud9C9
TW/HK/MOLMSHKG}} G-RexGRX
BrazilCBLOLSummer ChampionBrasil}} KaBuM! e-SportsKBM2
CISLCLRUS}} Gambit EsportsGMB
Latin America NorthLLNCRC}} Infinity eSports CRINF
TurkeyTCLTurkey}} SuperMassive e-SportsSUP
JapanLJLJapan}} DetonatioN FocusMeDFM3
Latin America SouthCLSChile}} Kaos Latin GamersKLG
OceaniaOPLAustralia}} Dire WolvesDW
Southeast AsiaSEATHA}} Ascension GamingASC

Rosters

TeamsPlayersCoach
TopJungleMidADCSupport
China - LPL
CHN}} Royal Never Give UpCHN}} LetmeCHN}} Mlxg
{{flagicon|TWN}} Karsa
CHN}} XiaohuCHN}} UziCHN}} MingKOR}} Heart
CHN}} Invictus GamingKOR}} TheShy
{{flagicon|KOR}} Duke
CHN}} NingKOR}} RookieCHN}} JackeyLoveCHN}} BaolanKOR}} Kim
CHN}} EDward GamingKOR}} RayCHN}} Haro
{{flagicon|CHN}} Clearlove
KOR}} ScoutCHN}} iBoyCHN}} MeikoKOR}} NoFe
Europe - EU LCS
EUR}} FnaticBEL}} Bwipo
{{flagicon|FRA}} sOAZ
DEN}} BroxahDEN}} CapsSWE}} RekklesBUL}} HylissangCAN}} Dylan Falco
EUR}} Team VitalityFRA}} CabochardPOL}} KikisITA}} JiizukePOR}} AttilaPOL}} Jactroll
{{flagicon|KOR}} Dreams ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
SWE}} YamatoCannon
EUR}} G2 EsportsDEN}} Wunder
{{flagicon|CRO}} Sacre ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
POL}} JankosCRO}} PerkzSWE}} HjarnanKOR}} WadidGER}} GrabbZ
North America - NA LCS
USA}} Team LiquidKOR}} Impact
{{flagicon|CAN}} V1per ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
USA}} XmithieUSA}} PobelterUSA}} DoubleliftKOR}} OllehKOR}} Cain
USA}} 100 ThievesKOR}} SsumdayCAN}} AnDaKOR}} RyuUSA}} Rikara
{{flagicon|CAN}} Cody Sun ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
USA}} aphromooUSA}} pr0lly
USA}} Cloud9CAN}} LicoriceDEN}} Svenskeren
{{flagicon|USA}} Blaber
DEN}} JensenUSA}} SneakyUSA}} ZeyzalKOR}} Reapered
South Korea - LCK
KOR}} KT RolsterKOR}} Smeb
{{flagicon|KOR}} Kingen ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
KOR}} ScoreKOR}} UcalKOR}} DeftKOR}} MataKOR}} Noexcuse
KOR}} Afreeca FreecsKOR}} KiinKOR}} Spirit
{{flagicon|KOR}} Mowgli
KOR}} KuroKOR}} KramerKOR}} TusiNKOR}} Ccomet
KOR}} Gen.G esportsKOR}} CuVeeKOR}} Haru
{{flagicon|KOR}} Ambition
KOR}} CrownKOR}} RulerKOR}} CoreJJKOR}} Edgar
Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macau - LMS
TWN}} Flash WolvesTWN}} Hanabi
{{flagicon|TWN}} MMD ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
KOR}} MoojinTWN}} MapleTWN}} BettyTWN}} SwordArtTWN}} WarHorse
TWN}} MAD TeamTWN}} LiangTWN}} Kongyue
{{flagicon|TWN}} Benny
TWN}} UniboyTWN}} BreezeTWN}} KTWN}} GreenTea
HKG}} G-RexTWN}} PKTWN}} baybay
{{flagicon|HKG}} Empt2y
KOR}} CandyKOR}} StitchTWN}} KoalaTWN}} Wei
Vietnam - VCS
VIE}} Phong Vũ BuffaloVIE}} ZerosVIE}} Meliodas
{{flagicon|VIE}} XuHao
VIE}} NaulVIE}} BigKoroVIE}} PaletteVIE}} Ren
Brazil - CBLOL
BRA}} KaBuM! e-SportsBRA}} ZantinsBRA}} RangerBRA}} dyNquedoBRA}} TitanBRA}} Riyev
{{flagicon|BRA}} Wos ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
KOR}} Hiro
Commonwealth of Independent States - LCL
RUS}} Gambit EsportsUKR}} PvPStejosRUS}} Diamondprox
{{flagicon|RUS}} Seigimitsu ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
UKR}} KiraRUS}} LodikARM}} EdwardLAT}} ATRemains
Turkey - TCL
TUR}} SuperMassive e-SportsTUR}} fabFabulousTUR}} StomagedKOR}} GBM
{{flagicon|TUR}} Secaf Reis ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
TUR}} ZeitnotKOR}} SnowflowerKOR}} Irean
Japan - LJL
JPN}} DetonatioN FocusMeJPN}} EviKOR}} StealJPN}} CerosJPN}} Yutapon
{{flagicon|JPN}} Pink Bean ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
KOR}} viviDJPN}} Kazu
Latin America North - LLN
CRI}} Infinity eSports CRVEN}} RelicPER}} SolidSnakeCOL}} CotopacoPER}} Renyu
{{flagicon|MEX}} ottovaG ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
PER}} ArceMEX}} Soren
Latin America South - CLS
CHI}} Kaos Latin GamersARG}} NateCHI}} TierwulfCHI}} PlugoARG}} Fix
{{flagicon|CHI}} Zealot ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
CHI}} SlowARG}} Pierre
Oceania - OPL
AUS}} Dire WolvesAUS}} BioPantherAUS}} Shernfire ({{Abbr|BAN|Banned in 2 first games}})
{{flagicon|AUS}} UDYSOF
AUS}} TripleAUS}} k1ngNZL}} CupcakeAUS}} Sharp
Southeast Asia - SEA
THA}} Ascension GamingTHA}} RockkyTHA}} LloydTHA}} G4
{{flagicon|THA}} SunSunSun ({{Abbr|DP|Didn't play any game}})
RUS}} NiksarTHA}} RichTHA}} Chainarin

Play-in Stage

  • Venue: LOL PARK, Gran Seoul 3F, Seoul.
  • Date time: October 1-4, started from 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00)

Round 1

  • Twelve teams are drawn in four groups, with three teams each group.
  • Double round robin, all matches are best-of-one.
  • If teams have same win-loss record and head to head, they will play a tie-breaker match for 1st or 2nd place.
  • The top two teams of each group advance to round 2. The 3rd-place team is eliminated.

Group A

#Team-EDGINFDWWinLose
1{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward GamingEDG-1-12-031
2{{flagicon|CRC}} Infinity eSports CRINF1-1-1-122
3{{flagicon|Australia}} Dire WolvesDW0-21-1-13
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 2nd1{{flagicon|CHN}} EDGW LCRC}} INF
2{{flagicon|Australia}} DWW LCRC}} INF
3Australia}} DW LW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
October 4th4{{flagicon|CRC}} INFW LCHN}} EDG
5{{flagicon|CRC}} INFW LAustralia}} DW
6{{flagicon|CHN}} EDGW LAustralia}} DW

Group B

#Team-G2SUPASCWinLoseT-B
1{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 EsportsG2-1-12-031W
2{{flagicon|Turkey}} SuperMassive e-SportsSUP1-1-2-031L
3{{flagicon|THA}} Ascension GamingASC0-20-2-04
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 2nd1EUR}} G2 LW{{flagicon|Turkey}} SUP
2THA}} ASC LW{{flagicon|Turkey}} SUP
3THA}} ASC LW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2
October 4th4Turkey}} SUP LW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2
5{{flagicon|Turkey}} SUPW LTHA}} ASC
6{{flagicon|EUR}} G2W LTHA}} ASC
T-B|Tie-Break for 1st-place }}Turkey}} SUPLW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2

Group C

#Team-C9DFMKBMWinLoseT-B
1{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9C9-2-02-040
2{{flagicon|Japan}} DetonatioN FocusMeDFM0-2-1-113W
3{{flagicon|Brasil}} KaBuM! e-SportsKBM0-21-1-13L
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 1st1{{flagicon|USA}} C9W L{{flagicon>Brasil}} KBM
2{{flagicon|Japan}} DFMW L{{flagicon>Brasil}} KBM
3Japan}} DFM LW{{flagicon|USA}} C9
October 3rd4{{flagicon|Brasil}} KBMW LJapan}} DFM
5{{flagicon>Brasil}} KBM LW{{flagicon|USA}} C9
6{{flagicon|USA}} C9W LJapan}} DFM
T-B|Tie-Break for 2nd-place}}{{flagicon|Japan}} DFMWL{{flagicon>Brasil}} KBM

Group D

#Team-GRXGMBKLGWinLose
1{{flagicon|HKG}} G-RexGRX-2-02-040
2{{flagicon|RUS}} Gambit EsportsGMB0-2-2-022
3{{flagicon|Chile}} Kaos Latin GamersKLG0-20-2-04
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 1st1RUS}} GMB LW{{flagicon|HKG}} GRX
2{{flagicon|HKG}} GRXW LChile}} KLG
3{{flagicon|RUS}} GMBW LChile}} KLG
October 3rd4{{flagicon|HKG}} GRXW LRUS}} GMB
5Chile}} KLG LW{{flagicon|RUS}} GMB
6Chile}} KLG LW{{flagicon|HKG}} GRX
[15]

Round 2

  • Eight teams are drawn randomly into a single-elimination match, with 1st-place teams of each group facing 2nd-place teams of another group.
  • All matches are best-of-five.
  • The 1st-place team chooses the side for all odd-numbered games, while the 2nd-place team chooses the side of even-numbered games.
  • The winner advances to the main group stage.

Match 1

  • Date time: October 6th, 13:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
C1{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9 (C9)3
D2{{flagicon|RUS}} Gambit Esports (GMB)2
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLRUS}} GMB
2{{flagicon|RUS}} GMBWLUSA}} C9
3{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLRUS}} GMB
4{{flagicon|RUS}} GMBWLUSA}} C9
5{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLRUS}} GMB

Match 2

  • Date time: October 6th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
A1{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming (EDG)3
C2{{flagicon|Japan}} DetonatioN FocusMe (DFM)0
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1Japan}} DFMLW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
2{{flagicon|CHN}} EDGWLJapan}} DFM
3Japan}} DFMLW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
4 X - - X
5 X - - X

Match 3

  • Date time: October 7th, 13:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
B1{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports (G2)3
A2{{flagicon|CRC}} Infinity eSports CR (INF)1
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1EUR}} G2LW{{flagicon|CRC}} INF
2CRC}} INFLW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2
3{{flagicon|EUR}} G2WLCRC}} INF
4CRC}} INF LW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2
5 X - - X

Match 4

  • Date time: October 7th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
D1{{flagicon|HKG}} G-Rex (GRX)3
B2{{flagicon|Turkey}} SuperMassive e-Sports (SUP)1
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1HKG}} GRXLW{{flagicon|Turkey}} SUP
2Turkey}} SUPLW{{flagicon|HKG}} GRX
3{{flagicon|HKG}} GRXWLTurkey}} SUP
4Turkey}} SUP LW{{flagicon|HKG}} GRX
5 X - - X
[16]

Group Stage

  • Venue: BEXCO Auditorium, Busan.
  • Date time: October 10-17, started from 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
  • Sixteen teams are drawn in four groups with four teams per group. Teams of same region cannot be placed in the same group.
  • Double round robin, all matches are best-of-one.
  • If teams have the same win-loss record and head-to-head record, a tiebreaker match is played.
  • The top two teams of each group advance to Knockout Stage. The bottom two teams are eliminated.

Group A

#Team-AFSG2FWPVBWinLoseT-B
1{{flagicon|KOR}} Afreeca FreecsAFS-1-11-12-042
2{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 EsportsG21-1-1-11-133W
3{{flagicon|TWN}} Flash WolvesFW1-11-1-1-133L
4{{flagicon|VIE}} Phong Vũ BuffaloPVB0-21-11-1-24
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 10th1VIE}} PVBLW{{flagicon|TWN}} FW
2KOR}} AFSLW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2
October 11th3{{flagicon|TWN}} FWW LKOR}} AFS
4{{flagicon|VIE}} PVBW LEUR}} G2
October 13th5{{flagicon|KOR}} AFSW LVIE}} PVB
6{{flagicon|EUR}} G2WLTWN}} FW
October 15th7{{flagicon|KOR}} AFSWLTWN}} FW
8{{flagicon|EUR}} G2WLVIE}} PVB
9{{flagicon|TWN}} FWWLEUR}} G2
10VIE}} PVBLW{{flagicon|KOR}} AFS
11TWN}} FWLW{{flagicon|VIE}} PVB
12EUR}} G2LW{{flagicon|KOR}} AFS
T-B|Tie-Break for 2nd-place }}TWN}} FWLW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2

Group B

#Team-RNGC9VITGENWinLoseT-B
1{{flagicon|CHN}} Royal Never Give UpRNG-1-11-12-042W
2{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9C91-1-2-01-142L
3{{flagicon|EUR}} Team VitalityVIT1-10-2-2-033
4{{flagicon|KOR}} Gen.G eSportsGEN0-21-10-2-15
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 10th1{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGWLUSA}} C9
2KOR}} GENLW{{flagicon|EUR}} VIT
October 11th3EUR}} VITLW{{flagicon|USA}} C9
4KOR}} GENLW{{flagicon|CHN}} RNG
October 12th5{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGW LEUR}} VIT
6USA}} C9LW{{flagicon|KOR}} GEN
October 14th7{{flagicon|EUR}} VITW LCHN}} RNG
8KOR}} GENLW{{flagicon|USA}} C9
9{{flagicon|EUR}} VITWLKOR}} GEN
10{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLCHN}} RNG
11{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLEUR}} VIT
12{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGWLKOR}} GEN
T-B|Tie-Break for 1st-place }}{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGWLUSA}} C9

Group C

#Team-KTEDGTLMADWinLose
1{{flagicon|KOR}} KT RolsterKT-1-12-02-051
2{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward GamingEDG1-1-1-12-042
3{{flagicon|USA}} Team LiquidTL0-21-1-2-033
4{{flagicon|TWN}} MAD TeamMAD0-20-20-2-06
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 10th1{{flagicon|KOR}} KTWLUSA}} TL
2{{flagicon|CHN}} EDGWLTWN}} MAD
October 12th3TWN}} MAD LW{{flagicon|KOR}} KT
4USA}} TL LW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
October 13th5{{flagicon|USA}} TLW LTWN}} MAD
6{{flagicon|KOR}} KTW LCHN}} EDG
October 16th7USA}} TL LW{{flagicon|KOR}} KT
8TWN}} MAD LW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
9TWN}} MAD LW{{flagicon|USA}} TL
10{{flagicon|CHN}} EDGWLKOR}} KT
11CHN}} EDGLW{{flagicon|USA}} TL
12{{flagicon|KOR}} KTWLTWN}} MAD

Group D

#Team-FNCIG100GRXWinLoseT-B
1{{flagicon|EUR}} FnaticFNC-1-12-02-051W
2{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus GamingIG1-1-2-02-051L
3{{flagicon|USA}} 100 Thieves1000-20-2-2-024
4{{flagicon|HKG}} G-RexGRX0-20-20-2-06
Date GameBlue sideResultRed side
October 11th1USA}} 100 LW{{flagicon|EUR}} FNC
2{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LHKG}} GRX
October 12th3EUR}} FNC LW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
4{{flagicon|USA}} 100W LHKG}} GRX
October 13th5{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LUSA}} 100
6HKG}} GRX LW{{flagicon|EUR}} FNC
October 17th7{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCW LUSA}} 100
8HKG}} GRXLW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
9{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCWLHKG}} GRX
10USA}} 100 LW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
11HKG}} GRX LW{{flagicon|USA}} 100
12CHN}} IGLW{{flagicon|EUR}} FNC
T-B|Tie-Break for 1st-place }}{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCWLCHN}} IG
[17]

Knock-out Stage

  • Eight teams are drawn into a best-of-five single elimination bracket.
  • The 1st-place team of each group is drawn against the 2nd-place team of another group.
  • Teams of the same group can not play each other until the finals.
  • All matches are best-of-five.
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|RD1-score1=2
|RD1-seed2=D2
|RD1-team2={{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming
|RD1-score2=3
|RD1-seed3=B1
|RD1-team3={{flagicon|CHN}} Royal Never Give Up
|RD1-score3=2
|RD1-seed4=A2
|RD1-team4={{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports
|RD1-score4=3
|RD1-seed5=A1
|RD1-team5={{flagicon|KOR}} Afreeca Freecs
|RD1-score5=0
|RD1-seed6=B2
|RD1-team6={{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9
|RD1-score6=3
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|RD1-team7={{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic
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|RD1-seed8=C2
|RD1-team8={{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming
|RD1-score8=1
|RD2-seed1=
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|RD2-score1=3
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|RD2-team2={{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports
|RD2-score2=0
|RD2-seed3=
|RD2-team3={{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9
|RD2-score3=0
|RD2-seed4=
|RD2-team4={{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic
|RD2-score4=3
|RD3-seed1=
|RD3-team1={{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming
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Quarterfinals

  • Venue: BEXCO Auditorium, Busan.
  • The 1st-place team chooses the side for all odd-numbered games, while the 2nd-place team chooses the side of even-numbered games.
  • Winner advances to the semifinals.

Match 1

  • Date time: October 20th, 13:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
C1{{flagicon|KOR}} KT Rolster (KT)2
D2{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming (IG)3
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1KOR}} KTLW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
2KOR}} KTLW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
3{{flagicon|KOR}} KTWLCHN}} IG
4{{flagicon|KOR}} KTWLCHN}} IG
5KOR}} KTLW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG

Match 2

  • Date time: October 20th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
B1{{flagicon|CHN}} Royal Never Give Up (RNG)2
A2{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports (G2)3
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGWL{{flagicon>EUR}} G2
2{{flagicon|EUR}} G2WLCHN}} RNG
3{{flagicon|CHN}} RNGWLEUR}} G2
4{{flagicon|EUR}} G2WLCHN}} RNG
5{{flagicon>CHN}} RNGLW{{flagicon|EUR}} G2

Match 3

  • Date time: October 21st, 13:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
A1{{flagicon|KOR}} Afreeca Freecs (AFS)0
B2{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9 (C9)3
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLKOR}} AFS
2{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLKOR}} AFS
3{{flagicon|USA}} C9WLKOR}} AFS
4X - -X
5X - -X

Match 4

  • Date time: October 21th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
D1{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic (FNC)3
C2{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming (EDG)1
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1EUR}} FNCLW{{flagicon|CHN}} EDG
2{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCWLCHN}} EDG
3{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCWLCHN}} EDG
4CHN}} EDGLW{{flagicon|EUR}} FNC
5X - -X

Semifinals

  • Venue: Gwangju Women's University Universiade Gymnasium, Gwangju.
  • The winner advances to the finals.

Match 1

  • Date time: October 27th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming (IG)3
{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports (G2)0
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LEUR}} G2
2{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LEUR}} G2
3{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LEUR}} G2
4X - -X
5X - -X

Match 2

  • Date time: October 28th, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9 (C9)0
{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic (FNC)3
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCW LUSA}} C9
2USA}} C9 LW{{flagicon|EUR}} FNC
3{{flagicon|EUR}} FNCW LUSA}} C9
4X - -X
5X - -X

Finals

  • Venue: Incheon Munhak Stadium, Incheon.
  • Date time: November 3rd, 17:00 KST (UTC+09:00).
TeamResult
{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming (IG)3
{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic (FNC)0
GameBlue sideResultRed side
1EUR}} FNC LW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
2EUR}} FNC LW{{flagicon|CHN}} IG
3{{flagicon|CHN}} IGW LEUR}} FNC
4X - -X
5X - -X

Ranking

Team ranking

  • () Not include tie-break games.
PlaceRegionTeamPS1PS2GSQFSFFinalsPrize (%)Prize (USD)
1stLPL{{flagicon|CHN}} Invictus Gaming*5-13-23-03-037.5%$ 2,418,750
2ndEU LCS{{flagicon|EUR}} Fnatic*5-13-13-00-313.5%$ 870,750
3rd-4thNA LCS{{flagicon|USA}} Cloud9*4-03-24-23-00-37%$ 451,500
EU LCS{{flagicon|EUR}} G2 Esports*3-13-13-33-20-3
5th-8thLCK{{flagicon|KOR}} KT Rolster5-12-34%$ 258,000
LPL{{flagicon|CHN}} Royal Never Give Up*4-22-3
LPL{{flagicon|CHN}} EDward Gaming3-13-04-21-3
LCK{{flagicon|KOR}} Afreeca Freecs4-20-3
9th-12thLMS{{flagicon|TWN}} Flash Wolves*3-32.25%$ 145,125
EU LCS{{flagicon|EUR}} Team Vitality3-3
NA LCS{{flagicon|USA}} Team Liquid3-3
NA LCS{{flagicon|USA}} 100 Thieves2-4
13th-16thVCS{{flagicon|VIE}} Phong Vũ Buffalo2-41.25%$ 80,625
LCK{{flagicon|KOR}} Gen.G eSports1-5
LMS{{flagicon|HKG}} G-Rex4-03-10-6
LMS{{flagicon|TWN}} MAD Team0-6
17th-20thLCL{{flagicon|RUS}} Gambit Esports2-22-30.75%$ 48,375
TCL{{flagicon|TUR}} Super Massive e-Sports*3-11-3
LLN{{flagicon|CRC}} Infinity eSports CR2-21-3
LJL{{flagicon|JPN}} DetonatioN FocusMe*1-30-3
21st-24thCBLOL{{flagicon|BRA}} KaBuM! e-Sports*1-30.5%$ 32,250
OPL{{flagicon|AUS}} Dire Wolves1-3
CLS{{flagicon|CHI}} Kaos Latin Gamers0-4
SEA{{flagicon|THA}} Ascension Gaming0-4
PlaceRegionTeamPS1PS2GSQFSFFinalsPrize (%)Prize (USD)

Regional ranking

  • The win-ratio is determined by number of won games compared the number of games played.
  • Bracket stage wins are prioritized.
  • () Does not include tiebreaker games.
PlaceRegionTeamsPlay-in Round 1
(4 games total)
Play-in Round 2
(Best-of-five)
Group Stage
(6 games total)
Quarterfinals
(Best-of-five)
Semifinals
(Best-of-five)
Finals
(Best-of-five)
1st{{flagicon|CHN}}
LPL
2{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}+1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}}1 team
3W-1L
(75%)
1 team
3W-0L
(100%)
3 teams
12W-6L
(66.67%)*
3 teams
6W-8L
(42.86%)
1 team
3W-0L
(100%)
3W-0L
(100%)
2nd{{flagicon|EUR}}
EU LCS
2{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}+1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}}1 team
3W-1L
(75%)*
1 team
3W-1L
(75%)
3 teams
11W-7L
(61.11%)*
2 teams
6W-3L
(66.67%)
2 teams
3W-3L
(50%)
0W-3L
(0%)
3rd{{flagicon|USA}}{{flagicon|CAN}}
NA LCS
2{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}+1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}}1 team
4W-0L
(100%)
1 team
3W-2L
(60%)
3 teams
8W-10L
(44.44%)*
1 team
3W-0L
(100%)
1 team
0W-3L
(0%)
4th{{flagicon|KOR}}
LCK
3{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}3 teams
10W-8L
(55.56%)
2 teams
2W-6L
(25%)
5th{{flagicon|VIE}}
VCS
1{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}1 team
2W-4L
(33.33%)
6th{{flagicon|TWN}}{{flagicon|HKG}}{{flagicon|MAC}}
LMS
2{{Abbr|G|Start in Group Stage}}+1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}}1 team
4W-0L
(100%)
1 team
3W-1L
(75%)
3 teams
3W-15L
(16.67%)*
7th{{Flagicon|CIS}}
LCL
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}}1 team
2W-2L
(50%)
1 team
2W-3L
(40%)
8th{{flagicon|TUR}}
TCL
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
3W-1L
(75%)*
1 team
1W-3L
(25%)
9th{{flagicon|CRC}}{{flagicon|MEX}}{{flagicon|PER}}
LLN
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
2W-2L
(50%)
1 team
1W-3L
(25%)
10th{{flagicon|JPN}}
LJL
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
1W-3L
(33.33%)*
1 team
0W-3L
(0%)
11th{{flagicon|BRA}}
CBLOL
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
1W-3L
(33.33%)*
12th{{flagicon|AUS}}{{flagicon|NZL}}
OPL
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
1W-3L
(33.33%)
13th{{flagicon|CHI}}{{flagicon|ARG}}
CLS
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
0W-4L
(0%)
14th{{flagicon image|Infobox ASEAN flag.png}}
SEA
1{{Abbr|P|Start in Play-in Stage}} 1 team
0W-4L
(0%)

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12. ^{{cite news |title=Fnatic, Worlds 2018 and the pain of believing |url=http://www.espn.com/esports/story/_/id/25182103/fnatic-worlds-2018-pain-believing |work=ESPN.com |language=en}}
13. ^{{cite news |title=China’s frenzy over League of Legends championship sheds light on esports growth |url=https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/05/league-of-legends-championship-china-frenzy/ |work=TechCrunch}}
14. ^{{cite news |title=Ning is your 2018 League of Legends World Championship Finals MVP |url=https://www.invenglobal.com/articles/6646/ning-is-your-2018-league-of-legends-world-championship-finals-mvp}}
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