Riot Games SEA Announces the 2021 League of Legends: Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason

Riot Games SEA Announces the 2021 League of Legends: Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason

Riot Games Southeast Asia has launched the League of Legends: Wild Rift Southeast Asia Icon Series: Preseason, a five weekend-long regional tournament for League of Legends: Wild Rift.

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The Wild Rift Southeast Asia Icon Series: Preseason will kick off on Februrary 26 with three-day long weekend tournaments in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, and Vietnam. With the schedule as follows:

  • Vietnam (VNG) – February 26-28
  • Malaysia (ESL) – March 6-7
  • Taiwan (Cyber Games Arena) – March 11-14
  • Thailand (ESL) – March 13-14
  • The Philippines (PPGL) – March 20-21
  • Indonesia (One Up) – March 19-21
  • Singapore (Eliphant) – March 26-28

The tournament circuits will showcase the skill of Wild Rift players and teams across the region. Teams will be competing for the title of local champion.

The League of Legends: Wild Rift SEA Icon Series: Preseason will also feature appearances from season players and teams. Here are some of the teams confirmed to make an appearance:

  • Indonesia – Alter Ego, Onic
  • Malaysia – Berjaya Dragon, TODAK
  • The Philippines – Bren Esports, RRQ PH, Team Secret
  • Singapore – The Alliance
  • Taiwan – Flash Wolves, ONE Team, TXO
  • Thailand – King of Gamers Club
  • Vietnam – V Gaming, Saigon Phantom, SBTC Esports

After Preseason, players in the region have a chance to compete in the Wild Reaft Southeast Asia Icon Series: Summer season. This will be an eight week -long competition where any team may join to compete to be the best in the region and go on to the pan-regional tournaments and compete for the first regional championship.

“The Southeast Asia Icon Series is our first step to grow League of Legends: Wild Rift into a regional esports worthy of our players’ passion and skills,”

Chris Tran, Head of Esports for Riot Games Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.

For more information, click here.

Ram Ronquillo

Ram Ronquillo

Staff Writer

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