The League of Legends All-Star event is one of the most unique in nature but this is what makes it one of the most entertaining LOL tournaments in the calendar year, and now, it is just days away, running from the 5th-7th December 2019. As such, if you don’t know how it works or what to expect, then you need to learn quickly.
Luckily, this page has been written with that exact purpose in mind to help would-be viewers get to grips with how this LOL tournament, as well as find the best places to watch it. Without further ado, let’s dive into the 2019 League Of Legends All-Star Event.
How to qualify for the Main Event
As mentioned, the League of Legends All-Star Event is one of the most unique LOL tournaments there is. The main reason for this being the method by which players qualify. This is because as opposed to a qualifying round where players battle it out to reach the main event, instead, participants are voted in by fans.
Of the 64 total players who enter, fans vote for 2 pros from their regional league to partake, those who get the most votes will be the ones who enter and compete. 6 pro player “All-Star Invitees” will also be attended, by these are selected by the tournament’s organizers, Riot Games. Those who are nominated to play from the different regions will then join forces to create All-Star teams who will then be competing over the course of the tournament.
PARTICIPANTS
North America
Pros:
- Bang
- CoreJJ
- Sneaky
Personalities:
- Tyler1
- Yassuo
- NickiTaylor
- RedMercy
- Scarra
- Hafu
- DisguisedToast
- Becca
EUROPE
Pros:
- Bwipo
- Caps
- Jankos
- Mikyx
Personalities:
- Annchirisu
- Noway
- JustJohnny
- Jacky
- Manute
- Melon
- Nervarien
- Sologesang
- Evangelion
- Narkuss
- Lothar
CHINA
Pros:
- Doinb
- TheShy
- Tian
- Uzi
Personalities:
- 1996Zzr
- WEIXIAO
- shuyi
- Fireloli
- saonan
- Qingwa
- cat
- GoDlike
- Misaya
- xiaoze
- HONGLIAN
- Kongmen
- YUyuanyuan
KOREA
Pros:
- Clid
- Faker
- Peanut
Personalities:
- Ambition
- Madlife
- Jelly
- Narakyle
- JustLikeThat
- Dalsam
- Jinsol
BRAZIL
Pros:
- Goku
- Shrimp
Personalities:
- Riyuuka
- Jschritte
- Jovi
LATIN AMERICA
Pros:
- Plugo
- Seiya
Personalities:
- Duende
- Rojan
- xChronofox
- Tio Feeder
JAPAN
Pros:
- Ceros
- Evi
Personalities:
- Kane
OCEANIA
Pros:
- Chippys
- Pabu
Personalities:
- Midbeast
TURKEY
Pros:
- Bolulu
- Closer
Personalities:
- Thaldrin
- LoL Pit
- Levo
CIS
Pros:
- AHaHaCiK
- Nomanz
Personalities:
- Sharkz
- FlashInTheNight
LMS
Pros:
- FOFO
- Ziv
Personalities:
- MMD
- Stanley
VIETNAM
Pros:
- Optimus
- Levi
LST
Pros:
- G4
- Exosen
Personalities:
- Suzzysau
Tournament format
In terms of the tournament, it is actually consisting of a number of different events. The showpiece of the tournament though is the All-Star event where the teams will be battling it out against one another as a collective. However, the tournament works out as a series of different elements of the game, with the following playing a role in progression:
· RR = Regional Rivalry Show Matches
· 1v1 = 1v1 Tournament
· URF = Ultra Rapid Fire
· ParTFT = Partner Teamfight Tactics
· ProTFT = Pro Teamfight Tactics
· Showm = Showmatches
· TDM = Tandem Mode
· 5v5 = 5v5 Summoner’s Rift
The 1v1 tournaments will see 32 individuals battling it out over a series of rounds. Beginning with round 1, followed by round 2, and then the quarter, semi and final matches. It will be an instant knock-out system with the spots for who plays who and in what match being pre-determined at random. Due to the nature of the tournament who will eventually come on top if inherently hard to predict which further adds the immense excitement of the LOL All-star Tournament. In terms of the 1-1 tournament, the best player to watch out for will be the Danish, Caps, who will be defending his title from 2018.
As mentioned though, this is just one element of the event. There is also a Littles & Legends Charity TFT Tournament. As the name indicates, it involves Littles & Legends competing in separate brackets for a combined team score, the winner of which will then win money for their charity cause of their choice. Throughout the duration of the tournament, there will also be Showmatches. During this big profile rivalries will be able to battle it out in alternative games modes Tandem, Assassins, and URF, in grudge matches. Both of these add an extra dynamic to the tournament.
Schedule list
This is how the action will unfold:
Day 1
- 4:00 PM PT – URF Mode Competition
- 5:00 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Round of 32 – Pt. 1
- 6:00 PM PT – TFT Legends Competition
- 7:00 PM PT – 5v5 Showdown Match – NA vs EU
- 8:00 PM PT – TFT LoL Esports Pros Competition
- 9:00 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Round of 32 – Pt. 2
Day 2
- 4:00 PM PT – Tandem Mode Competition
- 5:00 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Round of 16
- 6:00 PM PT – TFT Legends Competition
- 7:00 PM PT – 5v5 Showdown Match CN vs KR
- 8:00 PM PT – TFT LoL Esports Pros Competition
- 9:00 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Round of 8
- 9:30 PM PT – 5v5 Showdown Match
Day 3
- 4:00 PM PT – Tandem Mode Competition
- 5:00 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Semifinal (2x Bo3)
- 6:00 PM PT – TFT LoL Esports Pros Finals
- 7:00 PM PT – 5v5 Showdown Match
- 8:00 PM PT – URF Mode Competition
- 9:00 PM PT – TFT Legends Competition Finals
- 9:30 PM PT – 1v1 Tournament – Finals (1x Bo3)
Streaming the Event
Streaming the event is super easy due to the large profile of the League of Legends All Star event. The most direct way to do this would be via doing so on Twitch, but there will also likely be streams on YouTube, or other specialist streaming services online. As well as some online sportsbooks that offer streaming on e-sports events also likely to be offering it too. Make sure you tune in to one of these from the 5th-7th December to ensure you don’t miss any of the action.
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Watch the League Of Legends All-Star on YouTube
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