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Tooker

I've been trying to get into watching lol esports recently, but I really have like 0 clue how anything works with qualifying for events. Are there any websites that are kinda like VLR where you can see which events qualify teams for different events and you can see brackets, that aren't the Lolesports website?

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Shidoh

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oh i wish. i always have to access lol esports, but it's nothing like vlr

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Jasvindaloo

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Why has no one made a website to track all league matches?

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Tooker

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There's a mobile app I found called Strafe that kinda does it, but it's super outdated with some info (i.e. it still thinks FPX val is a Swedish team), and it doesn't have brackets or qual details. But at least you can look at the games.

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Tooker

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I feel like I lose half my brain cells when I try to look at the website. It's pretty terrible for newcomers I think.

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Scar98

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https://lol.fandom.com/wiki/League_of_Legends_Esports_Wiki
Lol gamepedia

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Tooker

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Thanks, will take a look :)

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patuj

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I watch LoL(LEC and MSI/Worlds mainly), but I don't have much clue either but this is how I understand it (at least LEC):

You have 2 splits split into 4 seasons aka Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn(?) and pretty much during those you collect points to have better chances at making it into Worlds in end of the year. Also after 2nd season of the year(Spring) top 1 or 2 teams from each region qualify for MSI that is like Masters international event.

And before that you have regular season where teams regionally play BO1s against each other and then top 8 qualify for groups and then top 4 qualify for playoffs and those are BO3/BO5 nowadays I think.

I'm not exactly sure about everything and they just changed how LEC works. Also if I'm not wrong the format depends on region. But I'm pretty sure I got it but not exactly sure how points work.