EU LCS Playoffs: Final Placings

The final placings for the European League Championship Series playoffs.

The European League Championship Series has come to a close after a thrilling regular season and playoffs that saw the legends of Europe fall, and teams like H2k prove they have what it takes. Below are the final placings for the European LCS Playoffs:

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First: G2 Esports

Prize: $50,000 and a spot in the 2016 Worlds Tournament.

Second: Splyce

Prize: $25,000 and 90 Championship Points

Third: H2k-Gaming

Prize: $15,000 and 70 Championship Points

Fourth: Unicorns of Love

Prize: $10,000 and 40 Championship Points

Fifth/Sixth: Giants Gaming and Fnatic

Prize: $0 and 20 Championship Points


On behalf of all of us here at GAMURS who covered the EU LCS this Summer Season, we would like to congratulate G2 Esports on their first EU LCS championship. In doing so, G2 automatically qualifies for Worlds 2016. We would also like to congratulate H2k-Gaming, who, with their win over Unicorns of Love in the third place match, secured the second spot to represent Europe at Worlds due to their amount of championship points.


Who do you think will be the third and final team to represent Europe at Worlds? Let us know by commenting below or tweeting us @GAMURScom.

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