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League Worlds 2020 pick’em leaderboard

Pick the tournament winners and losers, earn points, and fight your way to the top of the pick'em leaderboard.

The 2020 League of Legends World Championship is underway, marking the tenth edition of one of the biggest events in esports.

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This year’s tournament has been full of surprises, from incredible upsets in the play-in stage to miraculous disappointments in the group stage. It’s on track to be the most exciting and unpredictable Worlds yet.

The Worlds pick’em challenge is a game of predictions and upsets. The more teams you correctly pick to win or lose, the more points you earn. And the more points you earn, the higher you’ll place on the leaderboard.

You’ll earn two points apiece for correctly predicting which teams qualify for the knockout stage, as well as an additional three points if you get them in the right order. Call the full group and you’ll earn an extra two points and achieve the maximum score of 16 points per group.

Here the leaderboard for this year’s Worlds pick’em challenge.

RankDivisionNumber of playersPercentage of playersPoints needed
1Baron Nashor80.0011 percent124
2Elder Dragon460.00065 percent percent119
3Blue Sentinel31,7480.45 percent percent100
4Red Brambleback456,6676.5 percent82
5Crimson Raptor744,03411 percent66
6Ancient Krug845,73712 percent50
7Gromp1,346,41619 percent34
8Greater Murk Wolf2,185,37731 percent18
9Caster Minion807,35811 percent2
10Poro622,1438.8 percent0

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