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How to watch TFT Dragonlands Rising Legends EMEA Finals

EMEA players are ready for redemption at TFT Worlds.
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Published: Nov 2, 2022 10:32 am

The 32 best EMEA Teamfight Tactics players will compete for a total of five seeds at the Dragonlands World Championship. 

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Competitive players around the globe are getting ready for the final month of Set 7.5, with multiple Regional Finals and Last Chance Qualifiers taking place prior to the TFT World Championship. The EMEA Regional Finals will be played on Patch 12.21, which is also the Dragonlands Worlds update.  

How can I watch the Dragonlands EMEA Finals?

Players will compete in the TFT Rising Legends Finals over the course of three days, from Nov. 4 to 6—which is also the same dates for the NA Regional Finals. Fans can watch all the EMEA Finals action unfold through an official English broadcast on Twitch at 9am CT. Casting the TFT tournament is ImpetuousPanda, WitaCasts, Mibria, Counterfeitcast, and Meeix.

The broadcast will also be offered in 12 other languages. And fans watching the broadcast are eligible to receive an exclusive TFT Dragonlands Rising icon throughout the three days. 

Who’s competing in the Dragonlands EMEA Finals?

Players throughout the EMEA region qualified to compete in the TFT Dragonlands Final through Golden Spatula Cups, SuperBrawl, ladder snapshots, and GSC points. 

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Golden Spatula Cups

  • Salvyyy (Germany)
  • Skipaeus (Czech Republic)
  • Lumarpin (Spain)

Golden Spatula Cup qualifier points

  • Zero Tenacity Traviscwat (Poland)
  • AEGIS Pas de Bol (France)
  • Matelas (Switzerland)
  • AGO Lelouch (Poland)
  • L3S Coco (France)
  • Karmine Double61 (France)
  • Xus0o (Spain)
  • Annieconda (Turkey)
  • ESC Kenobi (France)
  • AEGIS Un33d (France)
  • Waegga (Germany)
  • Odesza (Spain)
  • Arrow (Serbia)
  • Skarambez (Croatia)

Set Seven ladder snapshots

  • Sologesang (Germany)
  • Noel (Hungary)
  • Cynarr (Turkey)
  • Ginggg (Turkey)
  • KOI Reven (Spain)
  • Crescent (Russia)
  • Superlgel (Germany)

Set 7.5 ladder snapshots

  • Dsyre Ryko (Italy)
  • Briks (Tunisia)
  • Darkest1903 (Turkey)
  • Marx (Germany)
  • Kezman (Poland)

SuperBrawl

  • Solary Voltariux (France)
  • Deisik (Russia)
  • SwellerTiger (Italy)

What is the format at the Dragonlands EMEA Finals?

All of the 32 qualified EMEA players will compete during the first two days of the TFT Regional Finals. Five games are played each day, featuring a Shake Swiss seeding system that rotates lobbies every two/three/two/three games over the course of both days. 

Only eight players will advance to the third and final day, competing in a total of six games. The top five will advance to the TFT World Championship, while sixth and seventh place will earn an invite to the Western Last Chance Qualifier. 

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Danny Forster
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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