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TFT Reckoning Set 5 NA Midset Finale: Scores, standings, and schedule

Only four tacticians advance to the Regional Finals.

Set Five in Teamfight Tactics wrapped up in North America with the Reckoning Midset Finale, with the top four tacticians earning an invitation to the NA Regional Finals. 

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A total of 32 TFT competitors earned their seats at the Set Five NA Midset Finale after three rounds of qualifiers. The Midset Finale takes place over four days, between July 15 and 18, when tacticians will fight for a spot at the Set Five/5.5 Regional Finals—and, ultimately, a chance to play at TFT Worlds this fall.

Tacticians showed off skill and determination through six rounds each day, fighting for a chance to advance. A total of eight players face getting cut during each day of competition.  

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Related: Here’s how to watch TFT Reckoning NA Midset Finale

July 15, day one of Midset Finale

C9 k3soju played Skirmisher in round one for second place, while Kyivix went big with Draconic-reroll for a first in lobby A by three-starring Nunu, Zyra, and Ashe—easily winning out over the lobby. Prine took a first in lobby B while Oldlodo and Pockygom won the other two lobbies. 

Round three showcased a huge gap in HP between players within the feature lobby as multiple players contested one another over the Skirmisher build. BuzzyBoo, Myucil, LunaTunes, and Ruele earned first-place finishes within their respective lobbies. Following three rounds of play, Oldlodo sat atop the leaderboard with a total of 26 points. Pockygom was in second with 24 points, followed by BuzzyBoo, Robinsongz, Ruele, Myucil, Xnieamo, Azarin, and Rokuyo.

Heading into the final round of day one, players like Incite and Peeled Papaya were at risk of getting cut. Other players who needed a top-scoring round six included Inikoiniko, Emily Wang, and Staxl. Tacticians Azarin, INTC, Pockygom, Kyivix, and Robinsongz rested comfortably at the top of the leaderboards.

Here were the top 24 TFT players advancing to the second day of competition at the Set Five Reckoning NA Midset Finale. 

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  • INTC
  • Azarin
  • Robinsongz
  • Ruele
  • Benva
  • Pockgom
  • IMissVoidSins
  • BuzzyBoo
  • Broccoli
  • GrandVice8
  • Oldlodo
  • Kyivix
  • Prine
  • LunaTunes
  • Myucil
  • Xnieamo
  • Aerostorm
  • Rokuyo
  • DohMoh
  • Guubums
  • Father of Shalom
  • XTheFarmerX
  • SlippingBug
  • SpencerTFT

July 16, day two of TFT Midset Finale

A total of 24 tacticians remained during the second day of the NA Reckoning Midset Finale, split into three lobbies. Starting off hot with first-place finishers were DohMoh, Aerostorm, and XTheFarmerX. After coming in eight three consecutive times during day one, XTheFarmerX earned three first-place finishes during day two. 

With two rounds left to play, Slippingbug, Myucil, Ruele, and Father of Shalom were at risk of not advancing to day three of the TFT Midset Finale. XTheFarmerX wrapped up his day with another lobby win, four in total, earning a total of 45 points during the second day of competition. 

Eight players were cut following round six and a total of 16 tacticians advance to day three of the TFT Reckoning Midset Finale. 

  • XTheFarmerX
  • Aerostorm
  • Pockygom
  • Robinsongz
  • BuzzyBoo
  • Myucil
  • DohMoh
  • Rokuyo
  • GrandVice8
  • IMissVoidSins
  • Broccoli
  • SpencerTFT
  • Xnieamo
  • Prine
  • Kyivix
  • Oldlodo

July 17, day three of Midset Finale

A total of 16 TFT competitors remained for day three of the Reckoning Midset Finale, but only eight advanced to the day four finals after six rounds of gameplay.

  • DohMoh
  • SpencerTFT
  • Robinsongz
  • IMissVoidSins
  • Broccoli
  • Rokuyo
  • Myucil
  • BuzzyBoo

July 18, day four finals of Midset Finale

Day four of the TFT Midset Finale featured a total of eight tacticians competing for top-four in points following six rounds of gameplay. IMissVoidSins started the day off hot, grabbing two back-to-back first-place finishes, running Dawnbringer in game one and Skirmisher/Dragonslayer in game two at level nine. 

Heading into game four, tacticians like Broccoli, DohMoh, and BuzzyBoo needed a top-scoring round to stay in contention for a top-four finish. Broccoli pulled off a third-place finish for a total of 18 points heading into round five. SpencerTFT earned his second back-to-back first-place finish, sitting at 29 points. Sitting at the top of the leaderboard was IMissVoidSins with a total of 31 points. Robinsongz had 25 points, sitting in third, with Myucil behind him at 20 points.

Broccoli and DohMoh made a good run in the final day four TFT Midset Finale rounds but fell just shy of hitting top-four. IMissVoidSins, Robinsongz, SpencerTFT, and Myucil advance to the NA Regional Finals.


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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.