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Everything to know about the TFT 6.5 EMEA Regional Finals

Players battle for a total of five invites to TFT 6.5 Worlds.
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Published: Mar 21, 2022 06:33 pm

A total of 32 of the best Teamfight Tactics EMEA shard players will battle it out during the Gizmos & Gadgets Set 6.5 Finals for five invites to the TFT World Championship. 

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Competitive TFT players within the EMEA shard received an upgraded roadmap for Set Six and 6.5, providing four ways to earn an invite to the finals and potentially compete at Worlds. Scheduled to take place from March 25 to 27, the EMEA TFT 6.5 Finals will showcase 32 players competing for a slice of the £20,000 prize pool and four invites to the TFT Gizmos & Gadgets: Neon Nights World Championship. 

Who’s competing at the TFT EMEA Finals?

Players qualified for the TFT EMEA Finals through winning a Golden Spatula Cup, qualifier points from competing at Golden Spatula Cups, ladder snapshots, and winning the Superbrawl tournament. 

Golden Spatula Cup winners

These players earned a title at a Golden Spatula Cup within TFT Set Six and 6.5 earned an invite to the EMEA Finals.

  • Mamène: Team MCES from France, Golden Spatula Cup 1 winner.
  • Xperion: Team Project Conquerors from France, Golden Spatula Cup 2 winner.
  • Zbrojson: Team AGO from Poland, Golden Spatula Cup 3 winner.

Golden Spatula Cup qualifier points

Each time a player competed at a Golden Spatula Cup, they earned points based on how they placed at each tournament. The 15 players earning the most qualifier points secured an invite to the TFT EMEA Finals.

  • Aki from Poland
  • Team EAGIS Pas de Bol from France
  • Team Lille Esport Bränk from France
  • Team Solary Voltariux from France
  • Team Lille Esport Aware from France
  • Brubba from Sweden
  • Team KiraCorp Briks from Tunisia
  • Deis1k from Russia
  • Fadder from Finland
  • Rykomastery from Italy
  • Team AEGIS Un33d from France
  • ImSoFresh from Belgium
  • Team Liquid AKAWonder from Spain
  • Les Collègues from France
  • Shircane from Poland

TFT EMEA ladder snapshots

Players dominating the TFT Ranked ladder earned invites to the EMEA Finals based on ladder snapshots for Set Six and 6.5. A total of seven players earned invites via Gizmos & Gadgets Set Six and five got their ticket from Set 6.5 Neon Nights. 

Set Six

  • Team AGO Lelouch from Poland
  • Team Karmine Corp Double61 from France
  • Al3xem from Sweden
  • Team Nantes Esport Qetzer from France
  • Szati from Hungary
  • Ging from Turkey
  • xCrescent from Russia

Set 6.5

  • SwellerTiger from Italy
  • Team Karmine Corp CanbizZ from France
  • Thrae from teh Czech Republic
  • Rubic from Turkey
  • Penka77 from Russia

Superbrawl

For the first time in TFT history via the EMEA shard, the Superbrawl tournament included teams of two hailing from nine different regions. The first-place team, Faeli from the Czech Republic and Stylet from Hungary, earned an invite to the EMEA Finals.

What is the format for TFT EMEA Finals?

Competition at the TFT EMEA Finals will take place over the course of thee days. Each day will showcase six games with lobbies getting reseeded every two games. Only the top 16 from day one will advance to the second day, based on points earned from each of the six games played. 

Points are awarded each game for placements eighth to first.

  • First: Eight points
  • Second: Seven points
  • Third: Six points
  • Fourth: Five points
  • Fifth: Four points
  • Sixth: Three points
  • Seventh: Two points
  • Eighth: One point

The second day will feature 16 players split into two lobbies. Six games will get played with lobbies getting reseeded every two games. Advancing to the third day are the top eight players from day two. The top-eight will battle via one lobby and six games during the third day of the competition. And the top five players over the course of six games earn an invite to represent the EMEA shard at the TFT Gizmos & Gadgets: Neon Nights World Championship. 

Rising Legends has also announced a Last Chance Qualifier event that is scheduled to take place prior to the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship, showcasing the players who finish sixth and seventh at the EMEA Regional Finals against players from other regions for one of two additional spots at TFT Set Six/6.5 Worlds.

What is the prize pool for TFT EMEA Finals?

All players competing at the TFT EMEA Finals will earn a slice of the total £20,000 prize pool. 

  • First:  £3,500
  • Second: £2,500
  • Third: £2,000
  • Fourth: £1,800
  • Fifth: £1,500
  • Sixth: £1,250
  • Seventh: £1,000
  • Eighth: £850
  • Nine to 16th: £400
  • 17th to 24th: £200
  • 25th to 32nd: £100

How to watch the TFT EMEA Finals

Coverage and games for each day of competition at the Gizmos & Gadgets: Neon Nights 6.5 EMEA Finals will start at 10am CT. Rising Legends will have a broadcast on the TFT Twitch channel. Casters will include Impetuouspanda, Wita, Meeix, Nibiria, Counterfeit, and Mortdog as a special guest on March 27. Multiple co-streamers will also cover the EMEA Finals in a variety of languages, according to Rising Legends.

Update March 21 1:45pm CT: Times were adjusted and how to watch the TFT EMEA Regional Finals were updated following the release of new information from Rising Legends.

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Danny Forster
Staff writer, lead beat writer for MTG and TFT
Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.
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