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Autumn Cup: Take part in the "League of Legends" tournament

11.9.2017

Translation: machine translated

Are you and your mates the greatest League of Legends players of all time? Then prove it to us! The Autumn Cup gives you the chance to pit your epic skills against other teams and win great prizes.

The "Counter-Strike" Summer Cup was a complete success. That's why mYinsanity is following up and organising the "League of Legends" Autumn Cup together with Logitech and our support. Many of you asked for it after the last tournament and now you get it.

"League of Legends" is probably the most-played multiplayer game in the world with over 100 million players. In this MOBA, two teams of five face each other and try to destroy the opponent's base on a symmetrical map. LoL is also very popular among e-sports fans in Switzerland.

You can now put your skills to the test at the Autumn Cup. Not only are there great prizes to be won (details to follow), you also get the chance to travel to the final at the Suisse Toy in Bern and fight for victory live in front of cheering spectators.

---> Click here to register for the first qualifier

If you don't have a team, you can look for like-minded people via our comment function or via the tournament discord channel.

Dates

First qualifier: Saturday, 16 September from 12 noon
Second qualifier: Sunday, 8 October, from 12 noon
Final at Suisse Toy Digital: Friday, 13 October (afternoon to evening)
Registration deadline: First qualifier, until Friday, 15 September, 23:59

Tournament procedure:

2 online qualifiers, played from home
The tournament is organised via Discord
The winner of a qualifier qualifies for the live final at Suisse Toy Digital on the Stage
All tournaments will be broadcast live on Twitch and commented on
A team consists of: 5 players and 1 substitute player
The tournament is played according to the general LoL tournament rules

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