When Does Each League of Legends Regional League Begin in 2024?

When Does Each League of Legends Regional League Begin in 2024?

Foo Zen-Wen

5 Jan, 2024, 08:33

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Last updated: 5 Jan, 2024, 08:45

Gearing up for the new season of competitive League of Legends, the off-season is now drawing to a close. As we eagerly await this new year’s batch of challengers, it is of utmost importance that we arm ourselves with the latest start dates for each of the leagues. So, sit back, relax, and find out when your favorite LoL regional league returns to your regularly scheduled broadcast.

League of Legends Regional League Start Dates

League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) 

[13th January]

Europe, Middle East, and Africa’s best returns with a fresh lineup of players and teams. With the return of plenty of familiar faces - and a few new ones - EMEA is set to take center stage in 2024.

Liga Latinoamérica (LLA)

[16th January]

Fans of Latin American League of Legends will have plenty to celebrate in 2024 with a fresh batch of young talent. With competitive changes in the horizon, will this be the year for LLA to break out?

League of Legends Championship Korea (LCK)

[17th January]

Yes, yes - Faker and co. returns for another year. Meanwhile,Korea has been busy in the off-season with numerous shuffles. Are you prepared for the new wave?

Pacific Championship Series (PCS)

[19th January]

Korea and China aren’t the only ones who can bring it. Prepare for another year of daring plays from the Pacific region in 2024.

League of Legends Championship Series (LCS)

[20th January]

Everyone’s favorite Americans return for another year of competitive play. This year, there are two less teams in the league and no Doublelift, but a whole lot more competitive rosters. Are you ready for it?

Vietnam Championship Series (VCS)

[20th January]

Vietnam has been a consistent presence in international tournaments. While they haven’t quite made it all the way, there is undeniable talent in the region. So watch out for them in 2024!

Campeonato Brasileiro de League of Legends (CBLOL)

[20th January]

Two things you don’t do in any esport: jinx your team with an early GG and count out the Brazilians. CBLOL talents return for another year with a fresh injection of talent and things are about to get LOUD!

League of Legends Pro League (LPL)

[22nd January]

China’s best face-off in 2024. With a myriad of roster changes and shuffles, there’s a whole slew of new organizations and teams looking to take the top spot this year. Who will emerge as the new frontrunner?

How to Watch Every League of Legends Regional League in 2024

LoL Regional Leagues will be live streamed on Riot Games’ official channels on YouTube and Twitch. Access lolesports.com for all the latest official match times and live matches.

Follow all the latest updates on every League of Legends Regional League on Strafe Esports and the official LoL Esports Twitter.

 

Which league are you looking forward to watching this year? For more information on all the major roster moves, check out our handy rostermania guide right here. (All information regarding start dates taken from Riot’s 2024 ‘State of the Game’ address.

Follow all the latest League of Legends news on Strafe Esports. Keep up-to-date with the latest roster moves, tournaments, and news in the scene. 

Credit: League of Legends Esports // Riot Games


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