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Wild Rift League (WRL) Asia Season 2: Teams, Format, Prize Pool, and More
830 View2023-11-01The Wild Rift League Asia (WRL) Season 2 is near the corner. Organized by Riot Games, the regional league for Wild RiftEsports in Asia will kick off its Season 2 on the 1st of November 2023.
Teams A total of 19 teams will be divided into two conferences namely the WRL CN and the WRL APAC. The teams are as follows.
China Conference Teams
- FunPlus Phoenix
- JD Gaming
- Nova Esports
- J Team
- Team Weibo
- Oh My God
- WuHu Gaming
- KeepBest Gaming
- ThunderTalk Gaming
- EDward Gaming
- Trace Esports
Asia-Pacific Conference Teams
- CERBERUS Esports
- Team Flash
- G2 Blacklist
- FENNEL
- Buriram United Esports
- Invate Esports
- NAOS Esports
- KT Rolster
WRL Asia Season 2: Schedule and Format
WRL Asia Season 2 will have three stages in its run. Divided into two conference leagues, a total of 20 teams will battle it out in a single-round robin format where all the matches will be played in a BO3 format. The top 8 from the CN Conference and the top 4 from the APAC Conference will be qualified for the Playoffs.
- Regular Season - November 2nd - December 24th, 2023
- 20 teams plays in geographical rule:
- Single Round-Robin against teams in the same conference
- 1 match each against half of the teams in the other conference.
- It must be noted that teams will play against the team from the other conference that they haven't met during Season 1.
- All matches are played in a Bo3
- Top 8 in CN Conference and Top 4 in APAC Conference will be qualified for Playoffs.
- Playoffs - January TBD, 2024
- Teams play a Double Elimination within their conference
- In CN Conference, top 4 teams starts at Upper Bracket, while the other 4 starts at Lower Bracket.
- In APAC Conference, all 4 teams starts at Upper Bracket.
- All matches are played in a Bo7
- Top 2 in each Conference will be qualified for Finals.
- Finals - January TBD, 2024
- Round Robin Stage - January TBD, 2024
- Single Round-Robin
- All matches are played in a Bo1
- Winners will be qualified for Grand Final
- Runners-up will be qualified for Semifinal
- The remaining 2 teams will be qualified for Quarterfinal
- Knockout Stage - January TBD, 2024
- Single Elimination King of the Hill
- Quarterfinal is played in a Bo3
- Semifinal is played in a Bo5
- Grand Final is played in a Bo7
WRL Asia Season 2: Prize PoolWRL Asia Season 2 features a massive prize pool of ¥2,500,000 (almost $350,000).
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