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How to watch TFT NA Freljord Cup, the first Set 9 Runeterra Reforged tournament

Watch the best players in North America tackle the Set Nine meta.
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Published: Jul 12, 2023 08:45 am

Set Nine Teamfight Tactics competitive gameplay in North America kicks off with the Frejlord Cup, featuring a total of 160 players. 

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The North American Set Nine Runeterra Reforged esports season begins with the Freljord Cup. Much like the Cups from Set Eight/8.5, the tournament takes place over the course of four days and two weekends. All four days of the Freljord Cup feature gameplay through Patch 13.13. The final day will showcase two cuts, with the top eight battling it out in game seven of day four. Players who qualified to compete in the NA Freljord Cup did so through the TFT Set Nine Ranked ladder, based on the July 3 snapshot, per Wisdom.

Freljord Cup TFT Set Nine broadcast

The first two days of the NA Freljord Cup will not have an official broadcast, but fans can watch competitors through individual streams. An official broadcast will cover the final two days of the TFT Frejlord Cup from July 15 to 16, starting at 3pm CT on Twitch. 

Casting the main broadcast for the NA Freljord Cup are TFT legendaries Casanova, Boopasaurusrex, Admirable, Gangly, Khroen, and Ineekoh. A secondary broadcast will also take place, hosted by Frodan and esportslaw, covering lobbies not featured on the main broadcast.

TFT Freljord Cup Set Nine format

A total of 128 players will compete from July 8 to 9, with only 32 advancing to the second weekend of play. Those 32 will then join up with the top 32 top-ranked TFT Set Nine players from the ladder, with only 32 advancing to day three. 

The final day of the Freljord Cup will feature five games, with a cut to the top 16 for game six, and a cut to the top eight for game seven. All eight players who make it to game seven qualify for day three of the Shurima Cup on Aug. 12. The top four point earners from the Freljord Cup earn a direct invite to the Runeterra Reforged Mid-Set Finale that takes place from Aug. 25 to 27.

Related: All early changes so far on PBE for Patch 13.14

Bonus points are rewarded to top players at the end of days one and three. 

Day one Freljord Cup

  • Top 24: Earn one bonus point
  • Top 16: Earn two bonus points
  • Top Eight: Earn three bonus points

Day three Freljord Cup

  • Top 12: Earn one bonus point
  • Top Eight: Earn two bonus points
  • Top Four: Earn three bonus points

Players will also earn TFT Set Nine Qualifier Points through participation in a Cup tournament. These points can earn a player an invite to the Runeterra Reforged Mid-Set Finale and Regional Finals. The top four Qualifier Point earners who didn’t qualify for the Regional Finals will earn an invite to the TFT Set 9.5 NA Last Chance Qualifier. 

Update July 12, 8:30am CT: Casters for the main and secondary broadcast covering the TFT North America Freljord Cup were added.

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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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