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How to watch TFT Set 8.5 Monsters’ Attack EMEA Regional Finals

Thirty-two EMEA players battle for four seeds at the TFT Set 8/8.5 World Championship.

Over a dozen countries have players represented at the Teamfight Tactics EMEA Regional Finals, with players competing for a chance to represent their region at the Monsters’ Attack World Championship. 

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All TFT players competing at the EMEA Regional Finals earned their spot through direct invites and top performances. Winners of the Golden Spatula Cups and the top 21 GSC point earners that didn’t win a Cup were invited, along with eight of the top Ranked players from the TFT Ranked ladder. The EMEA region has four seeds at the Monsters’ Attack World Championship, with all four slots getting determined following the results of the TFT Regional Finals. 

Related: How to watch TFT Set 8.5 NA Regional Finals

What time are the TFT EMEA Regional Finals?

The TFT Set 8.5 EMEA Regional Finals will take place from May 13 to 15 with a broadcast airing through Twitch and on Lolesports. Competition at the tournament starts at 3:30am CT on May 13 and 14. And the final day of the EMEA Regional Finals starts at 10:30am on May 15. 

Casting the EMEA Regional Finals tournament are Meeix, Nibiria, Witacasts, Counterfeitcast, and Impetouspanda. Stream Egg drops will randomly take place during each day of the TFT tournament. Viewers can enable Egg drops through the LoL esports website

Who’s competing at TFT EMEA Regional Finals?

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A total of 32 players from over a dozen countries will fight for a chance to represent the EMEA region at TFT Set Eight/8.5 Worlds. Invites were determined based on top performances at Golden Spatula Cups and on the Ranked ladder, according to Rising Legends.

GSC winners

  • Tsarou
  • 5454
  • Canibizz

GSC top point invites

  • Wet Jungler
  • Kevin Parker
  • Xusoo
  • SnoodyBoo
  • Norbi
  • Aug
  • Salvyyy
  • Havali
  • Ukkkkko
  • Armatruc
  • PasDeBol
  • Ging
  • Kacpersky191
  • Swellertiger
  • Qetzer
  • Haiden
  • Guillosko
  • Elia
  • Broken99
  • Kurfuzzled
  • Marx

Set 8/8.5 TFT Ranked ladder invites

  • Sologesang
  • Enzo
  • Double61
  • Loescher
  • Zeulenache
  • Iasa
  • Darketsti903
  • Xcrescent

What is the format at TFT EMEA Regional Finals?

Formats from each region vary at the Regional Finals, with the EMEA format being different from the NA Regional Finals format. All 32 players will compete in six games on day one and six games on day two, with points from day one carrying over to the second day. Lobbies are snake reseeded every three rounds. 

Following 12 total games played between days one and two, only the top eight will advance to the final day of the EMEA Regional Finals. Players who finish in the top four after six games will earn a direct invite to the Monsters’ Attack World Championship. And players who finish in fifth and sixth will get a second chance at the TFT Western Last Chance Qualifier that is taking place on May 21 or 22.


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