A brief guide to the Liquipedia Ultimate Logo Series tournament

Liquipedia is calling on esports fans to vote on their favourite organisation logo in a lighthearted tournament starting today.

The esports community loves making goofs and gaffes on April Fools’ Day, leading to some silly events and activities amongst the pranks. This includes the Liquipedia Ultimate Logo Series, which Liquipedia is calling the ‘most important’ esports tournament ‘the world has ever seen.’

There will be 64 team logos in the tournament, battling for the title of the ‘best’ and most ‘amazing, fantastic’ logo in a single elimination bracket. Two teams will be paired up — the one with the most votes from the community will move forward, knocking the other out.

The Liquipedia Ultimate Logo Series tournament starts today with a 64-team single-elimination bracket. The first round includes randomised match-ups, giving fans one day to cast their votes through polls embedded in the bracket. The team with the most votes will move onto the second round. The Grand Finals will be against the two teams with the most popular logos.

Early on, there are some clear contenders to keep an eye on. It’s still early days, but Team Liquid is currently a team to watch. It’s winning 82-18 against TSM in the first round, likely due to a very iconic and bold logo with a rich history and deep meaning.

However, Fnatic is a possible sleeper pick with 82% in its matchup against REJECT. Virtus.pro is also showing major potential this season. Its currently at 77% and doesn’t seem to be letting up on EDward Gaming. 100 Thieves and Cloud9 are catching up as well, although these matchups have less votes at the moment. Still, these teams could really upset the teams at the top depending how the first round goes.

The Liquipedia Ultimate Logo Series tournament will take place on its official Liquipedia page. This is where fans can watch all of the action unfold for the next week. Check out the bracket each day to see which team has moved forward.

Voting can be done through embedded polls on the Liquipedia page. You can check out the results throughout each match to get an idea how it’s going.

There is currently no listed prize pool for the Liquipedia Ultimate Logo Series tournament. Teams are currently competing for glory.