Fnatic closing in on Alliance to end LCS EU Week 8
Fnatic has been closing it to attempt reclaiming their throne in the European LCS. If Alliance loses their next match and Fnatic wins, the two will be tied for first place in the standings.
LoL event
- Prize pool $200,000
- Start date May 20, 2014
- End date Sep 2, 2014
Prize pool - $100,000 for each Region
| 1. $50,000 USD | 3. $15,000 USD |
| 2. $25,000 USD | 4. $10,000 USD |
Structure
Participating EU teams
| Copenhagen Wolves | Elements |
| Fnatic | Gambit Gaming |
| Giants Gaming | H2k-Gaming |
| Origen | SK Gaming |
| Team ROCCAT | Unicorns Of Love |
Participating NA teams
| Cloud9 | Coounter Logic Gaming |
| Enemy | Gravity |
| Team 8 | Dignitas |
| Team Dragon Knights | Team Impulse |
| Team Liquid | Team SoloMid |
Main event
Group stage
- 9 weeks, League play
- Double Round-Robin
- Best-of-one series
- First six teams advance to playoffs
- Bottom four teams of each group are eliminated
- Status: Completed
Playoffs
- Single-Elimination
- Best-of-five series
- Status: Completed
Tournaments
2014 Summer NA LCS Playoffs |
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| 5th/6th place - LCS Bracket | ||
| Regular Bracket - LCS Bracket | ||
2014 EU LCS Summer Playoffs |
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| Fifth/Sixth Place Match - EU LCS Playoffs | ||
| EU LCS Playoffs - EU LCS Playoffs | ||
2014 NA LCS Summer Split |
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2014 EU LCS Summer Split |
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VODs
News & Features
Riot considers increasing LCS team pool from 8 to 10
With the growth of the talent pool in multiple regions and with the aftermath of China's LPL already considering the same, Riot has decided to look into increasing the amount of participating teams in the following seasons of LCS.
Diamondprox elaborates on Gambit changes, looks for serious offers on future teams
Diamondprox has made a short video on stream describing the situation with his benching.
Gambit's debut not looking hot in LCS Week 8 Day 1
Gambit's new roster make-up ends up not paying dividends on the first day of super-week as the other bottom teams excel.
A four way tie ends the North American LCS Super-Week
Counter Logic Gaming, Team Solomid, LMQ, and Team Dignitas all find themselves at the top of the standings to end the super-week.
Curse pull ahead of the bottom three and CLG loses grasp of first to close out NA LCS W7D2
CLG lose hold of the first place spot, which belongs solely to Dignitas now as Curse finish the day with great results.
Complexity and Curse pull out huge wins in super-week
The first half of the results are in for the second day of the North American LCS' second super-week.
Copenhagen Wolves upset Alliance, Fnatic finish superweek 4-0
Alliance finally meet their downfall while Fnatic crawls back up, concluding superweek 4-0 in their matches.
Gambit continue downward trend in EU LCS, Fnatic ties SK for 2nd
While the old favorites of Gambit Gaming seem to have long lost their spark, Fnatic seems to be recovering quite well and finding it again, tying SK Gaming for 2nd place.
SK Slump to kick off day 2 of EU Super-week
SK Gaming slumps and loses a game to Supa Hot Crew after their annihilation at the hands of Alliance.