Here are the groups for the 2022 European Masters Spring Main Event

Half of the teams will advance to the playoffs.
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The teams now know who they’ll face off against in the 2022 European Masters Spring Main Event since Riot Games revealed today all four groups for the upcoming tournament stage.

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The two highest-placing teams in each group will advance to the Knockout Stage and will battle it out to earn a slice of the prize pool and the title of the European amateur circuit champions. All group matches will be best-of-one and will be played in a double-round robin format.

The group phase will kick off on April 14 and will last two weeks, although the match schedule has yet to be revealed. Here are the groups:

Group A

  • AGO Rogue
  • ⁠Crvena zvezda Esports
  • Eintracht Spandau
  • Vitality.Bee

Group B

  • GamerLegion
  • Karmine Corp
  • Team Phantasma
  • X7 Esports

Group C

  • Bifrost
  • Fnatic TQ
  • Team BDS Academy
  • Team ESCA Gaming

Group D

  • Atleta Esport
  • BISONS ECLUB
  • LDLC OL
  • Unicorns of Love Sexy Edition

Karmine Corp, placed in Group B, are the double defending champions of EU Masters. But this time, they only qualified as the third seed of the LFL and had to go through the Play-In stage to advance to the Main Event, which they did with a perfect score.

They qualified alongside LFL’s Vitality.Bee, Prime League’s Unicorns of Love Sexy Edition, and NLC’s Bifrost.

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