Following the conclusion of the Worlds play-in stage on Oct. 15, the 16 League of Legends teams competing in the main event of the tournament were drawn into a Swiss-style bracket ahead of the newly minted Worlds Swiss stage. The Swiss portion of the World Championship will replace the traditional group stage that fans should be familiar with, and will consistently give League fans more high-stakes matchups, as well as a more varied slate of games between teams.
Because the Swiss stage features a new format that ensures teams with the same record will play each other in every round of the stage, we’re guaranteed to get even-footed matches throughout the entirety of the main event. Furthermore, every single match will matter, considering teams will have to play
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