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| 2020 Mid-Season Invitational | ||
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| Tournament Information | ||
| Organizer | Riot Games | |
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| Region | International | |
| Event Type | Offline | |
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 | The 2020 Mid-Season Invitational has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. |
The 2020 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI 2020) would have seen the champions of each competitive region compete for the MSI title, and would have been the second most important international event of the year, behind Worlds.
The Mid-Season Invitational is typically held between the first and second splits of all regions, but was postponed due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, and was instead rescheduled to take place during the second split of the year.[1]
The 2020 Mid-Season Invitational was officially cancelled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic on April 23, 2020.[2]
Theoretical Participants[]
| Qualified Teams | |||||
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| Region | Qualified via | Date | Team | Finals Result | |
| China | LPL Spring Playoffs | May 2 |  JD Gaming
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3 - 2  TES
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| Europe | LEC Spring Playoffs | April 19 |  G2 Esports
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3 - 0  FNC
| |
| Korea | LCK Spring Playoffs | April 25 |  T1
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3 - 0  GEN
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| North America | LCS Spring Playoffs | April 19 |  Cloud9
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3 - 0  FLY
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| PCS (TW/HK/MO and SEA) | PCS Spring Playoffs | May 3 |  Talon Esports
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3 - 2  MCX
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| Vietnam | VCS Spring Playoffs | April 18 |  Team Flash
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3 - 2  GAM
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| Brazil | CBLOL Split 1 Playoffs | May 9 |  KaBuM! e-Sports
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3 - 0  FLA
| |
| CIS | LCL Spring Playoffs | April 26 |  Unicorns of Love
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3 - 0  RoX
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| Japan | LJL Spring Playoffs | May 4 |  DetonatioN FocusMe
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3 - 1  SG
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| Latin America | LLA Opening Playoffs | May 2 |  All Knights
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3 - 2  ISG
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| Oceania | OPL Split 1 Playoffs | April 24 |  Legacy Esports
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3 - 1  DW
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| Turkey | TCL Winter Playoffs | May 11 |  Fenerbahçe Esports
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3 - 0  IW
| |
Media[]
Announcements[]
- March 10, 2020 MSI Moved from May to July
- April 23, Update on MSI from John Needham
References[]
- ↑ 2020 MSI Moved from May to July watch.lolesports.com
- ↑ Update on MSI from John Needham watch.lolesports.com
