[Updated] League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2024 Bracket Stage: Preview, Schedule, and More

[Updated] League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2024 Bracket Stage: Preview, Schedule, and More

Foo Zen-Wen

4 Apr, 2024, 16:07

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 04:30

MSI is well-underway, with a remaining 10 teams still in the tournament at the time of this writing. Only Estral Esports and GAM Esports have been eliminated in the first round of the Loser’s Bracket.

T1 and Top Esports are the first to qualify, having made flawless victories through their respective groups to qualify.

Which Teams have QUALIFIED for MSI 2024 Bracket Stage?

First off, we have the top seeds from each of the four major regions. Additionally, two teams from each group from the Play-In Stage will also advance, for a total of 8 teams to compete in the Bracket Stage.

  • Gen.G [LCK Spring 1st seed]
  • Bilibili Gaming (BLG) [LPL Spring 1st seed]
  • G2 Esports [LEC Spring 1st seed]
  • Team Liquid [LCS Spring 1st seed]
  • T1
  • Top Esports
  • PSG Talon
  • Fnatic

FORMAT for MSI 2024 Bracket Stage

MSI Bracket Stage will include the top 8 teams at the event. It will be run as a double-elimination bracket, with all games being in Bo5 format.

1st seeds from each of the four major regions completely skip the Play-In Stage, affording them more preparation time.

The winner of MSI 2024 will automatically qualify for Worlds 2024. This also counts as an additional slot for their region, as it will not count towards the existing count. However, the winner will also have to qualify for their regions’ domestic Summer Split Playoffs.

The runner-up region at MSI 2024 Bracket Stage will earn an additional qualifying slot for their region for Worlds 2024.

SCHEDULE for MSI 2024 Bracket Stage

The Bracket Stage will kick off on the 7th of May and run until the 19th of May.

Tuesday // 7th May

  • Team Liquid vs Top Esports [11am CET]

Wednesday // 8th May

  • Gen.G vs Fnatic [11am CET]

Thursday // 9th May

  • Bilibili Gaming vs PSG [11am CET]

Friday // 10th May

  • G2 Esports vs T1 [11am CET]

ANALYSIS for MSI Bracket Stage

Read Here: League of Legends MSI 2024 Bracket Stage: First Round Predictions

How to WATCH MSI 2024 Bracket Stage

You can watch MSI 2024 livestreamed on the official Twitch and YouTube channels in English. 5 streams will additionally be available in Mandarin:

MSI 2024 is also streamed in the following languages on Twitch:

The YouTube stream is also available in:

Credit: Lee Aiksoon/Riot Games


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