this Super League with League of Legends This is undoubtedly Spain’s premier esports league, and when news comes out today like next season’s premiere date, the community welcomes it with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm for the league’s future.
especially Spring Season 2022 It will start on January 10, the day the quarterly rivalry kicks off, and will end with a revamped playoff format to make the tournament more interesting.
Additionally, this division will serve as a kick-off for new members of the team Ibai Llanos and Gerard Piqué, BISONS ECLUB, FC Barcelona and Fnatic, and will work with Team Queso and Vodafone Giants, Movistar Riders, MAD Lions Madrid, G2 Arctic, UCAM . Esports Club and Cream Real Betis.
†We are hopeful for the 2022 Super League because there are very strong teams that will raise the bar even higher in competition. From LVP we will make all our efforts to become one of the leading national leagues on a global scale. We have the potential to continue to grow in double-digit audiences, as we have done over the past few seasons.“LVP’s CEO, Jordi Soler, explains.
Super League @LVPEsRiot Games’ official Spanish league returns on January 10 with new teams and a format change for the playoffs.https://t.co/xQPvWhda2f
— Super League – League of Legends (@LVPesLoL) 29 November 2021
New playoff format
As we told you before, it will premiere next season. double elimination bracket playoff format (losing bracket) to give all six teams a “second chance” at this critical stage. As so far, the top two finishers will advance to the semi-finals, while the third to sixth place will fight for the other two places. The change comes in the semi-finals, as the first and runners-up in the overall standings will compete against each other for a place in the final: the winner goes straight to the championship game, while the loser falls on the loser’s ladder. For themselves, they will play against the loser of the duel between the first and second division, and they will play against each other from third to sixth in a direct elimination format, until the other Super League finalist is the only survivor to come true. .
