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| Rift Rivals 2019 | |
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| Tournament Information | |
| Organizer | Riot Games |
| Location & Dates | |
| Region | International |
| Event Type | Offline |
| Country | International |
| Start Date | 2019-06-27 |
| End Date | 2019-07-07 |
Rift Rivals 2019 is an international event taking place in 2019. Teams from two sets of regions meet at two separate LAN tournaments. On March 27, 2019 it was announced that all Rift Rivals tournaments, except EU/NA and KR/CN/LMS, had been discontinued.[1][2]
Overview[]
Format[]
- Two events with two or four regions each
- NA, EU
- KR, CN, TW/HK/MO, VN
- Teams invited & seeded based on rankings in the most recent Spring Split of each region, with between two and four teams representing each region
- Each event will include a group stage and a knockout phase, but the rules vary between each matchup
Locations & Teams[]
| Location | Date | Regions & Teams | |||||||
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| Los Angeles | June 27-29th | North America | Europe | ||||||
 Team Liquid  TSM  Cloud9
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 G2 Esports  Origen  Fnatic
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| Seoul | July 4-7th | Korea | China | Taiwan/Hong Kong/Macao | Vietnam | ||||
 SK Telecom T1  Griffin  Kingzone DragonX  DAMWON Gaming
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 Invictus Gaming  JD Gaming  FunPlus Phoenix  Top Esports
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 Flash Wolves  MAD Team
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 Dashing Buffalo  EVOS Esports
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Media[]
Articles & Videos[]
- March 27, Riot Games cancels Rift Rivals for play-in regions by Andrew Amos on Dot Esports
Interviews[]
Announcements[]
Additional Content[]
Additional Links[]
- ā Rift Rivals Update oce.lolesports.com
- ā ActualizaciĆ³n Rift Rivals 2019 (Spanish) lan.lolesports.com