A counter-stroke fan plays an oversized gaming game at a counter-stroke Austin Major Launch event at Moody Center on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at Moody Center. Austin will be the host city for the counter-stroke Austin Major Esport Tournament in June 2025. With one place in the grand final on the line, Gen.g ESPORTS and T1 on Wednesday in Vancouver got a back-end-welfare slugfest in the League of Legends Mid-Seasons Invitational, finally 3-2 with General G.
Neither the team won the game continuously, as T1 responded twice to Gen.g to tie the match. In the winner -let all match, Gen.g won the Blue in 31 minutes.
The $ 2 million began with two teams from each League of Legends region: China, Korea, Pacific, America and Europe-East-Africa.
All matches are the best in play-in and double-elimination bracket stage. The winner of the Grand Final will earn a place in $ 500,000 and $ 5 million League of Legends World Championships, which will fall in China.
With its location in the Grand Final Secure, Gen.g will now have a two-day holiday to see the remaining lower-bracket teams to oppose Gen.g in the championship round.
Gen.g opened the play with a 36 -minute win over Red on Wednesday. T1 responded with a 28 -minute win over Blue. The teams switched the colors and sturked Gen.g blue in 37 minutes. T1 returned to Blue and the longest game of the match again got the match again with a 46 -minute win. Gen.g finally advanced with a 31 -minute win over blue.
The Korean Park “ruler” J-Huky led the winners with a major 28 beat, seven deaths, 26 aid kilns/assist ratio. Ruler’s assistance was the lowest in the total team, leading all the players with 57 assistance with Korea’s Zoo “Duro” Min-Q.
Lost Korean’s Lee “Missing” was depicted by Min-Haiyong, who posted a 30–12-20 KDA ratio.
On the next Thursday, Lower Bracket’s Round 3 will feature Bilibili Gaming, facing someone’s legend.
The winner of that match will play T1 on Friday for the second place in the Grand final.
League of Legends Mid-Section Invitational Final Standing / Prize Pool:
1. $ 500,000, Berth in League of Legends World Championship
2. $ 300,000
3. $ 240,000
4. $ 200,000
5-6. $ 160,000 – CTBC Flying Oyster, Flycuven
7-8. $ 130,000 – G2 Esports, Koi
9. $ 100,000 – Gam Esports
10. $ 80,000 – Furia
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