Updated (October 3): Added Playoffs results
Who is the best Wild Rift team in Southeast Asia?
We’ll find out the answer at the inaugural Wild Rift SEA Championship which will see 21 teams from nine different regions competing on one stage, set to take place in September.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021, including the schedule, results, and where to watch the tournament.
What is the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021?
The Wild Rift SEA Championship is the epic conclusion to the Wild Rift SEA Icon Series.
A total of nine regions will compete in this Wild Rift tournament, including Southeast Asia’s Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, and Oceania’s Australia and New Zealand.
Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 schedule and results
The Wild Rift SEA Championship will be played out in three stages, and will take place from mid-September to early October.
(All times and dates are in GMT+8)
- Stage 1 — Play-Ins (September 14 – September 19)
- Stage 2 — Group Stages (September 23 – 26)
- Stage 3 — Main Event (September 30 – October 3)
Play-In schedule and results
September 14
| BRACKET A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Fennel Adversity | 3 — 1 | INVATE Esports |
| Buriram United | 3 — 0 | Berjaya Dragons |
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Divine Esports | 1 — 3 | BOOM Esports |
September 15
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Saigon Phantom | 0 — 3 | Flash Wolves |
| BRACKET C TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| QWQ | 0 — 3 | Banana |
| Team Flash | 3 — 0 | Looking for Daddy |
September 16
| BRACKET A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Divine Esports | 3 — 0 | Berjaya Dragons |
| BOOM Esports | 0 — 3 | Buriram United Esports |
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| INVATE Esports | 3 — 1 | Saigon Phantom |
September 17
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| FENNEL Adversity | 3 — 2 | Flash Wolves |
| BRACKET C TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| QWQ | 3 — 0 | Looking for Daddy |
| Banana | 1 — 3 | Team Flash |
September 18
| BRACKET A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| BOOM Esports | 0 — 3 | Divine Esports |
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Flash Wolves | 1 — 3 | INVATE Esports |
| BRACKET C TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Banana | 1 — 3 | QWQ |
September 19
| BRACKET A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Buriram United Esports | 0 — 3 | Divine Esports |
| BRACKET B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| FENNEL Adversity | 2 — 3 | Flash Wolves |
| BRACKET C TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Team Flash | 3 — 0 | QWQ |
September 20
| LAST CHANCE QUALIFIER TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Buriram United Esports | 3 — 1 | FENNEL Adversity |
Group Stage schedule and results
September 23
| GROUP A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Team Flash | 1 — 1 | ONE Team |
| MBR Esports | 0 — 2 | Buriram United Esports |
| ONE Team | 2 — 0 | SVP |
| Team Flash | 0 — 2 | Buriram United Esports |
| SVP | 1 — 1 | MBR Esports |
| Team Secret | 1 — 1 | ONE Team |
| MBR Esports | 2 — 0 | Team Flash |
| SVP | 0 — 2 | Team Secret |
September 24
| GROUP B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Divine Esports | 1 — 1 | Flash Wolves |
| SBTC Esports | 1 — 1 | Alliance |
| Geek Fam | 0 — 2 | Divine Esports |
| Flash Wolves | 1 — 1 | SBTC Esports |
| Divine Esports | 2 — 0 | EVOS Esports TH |
| Alliance | 1 — 1 | Geek Fam |
| Flash Wolves | 0 — 2 | EVOS Esports TH |
| SBTC Esports | 2 — 0 | Geek Fam |
September 25
| GROUP A TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Buriram United Esports | 2 — 0 | ONE Team |
| MBR Esports | 1 — 1 | Team Secret |
| Buriram United Esports | 2 — 0 | SVP |
| Team Secret | 2 — 0 | Team Flash |
| ONE Team | 1 — 1 | MBR Esports |
| Team Flash | 1 — 1 | SVP |
| Team Secret | 2 — 0 | Buriram United Esports |
| MBR Esports | 1 — 0 | ONE Team |
September 26
| GROUP B TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Divine Esports | 0 — 2 | SBTC Esports |
| Alliance | 0 — 2 | EVOS Esports TH |
| Geek Fam | 0 — 2 | Flash Wolves |
| Alliance | 0 — 2 | Divine Esports |
| EVOS Esports TH | 0 — 2 | SBTC Esports |
| Alliance | 0 — 2 | Flash Wolves |
| EVOS Esports TH | 2 — 0 | Geek Fam |
Playoffs schedule and results
September 30
| PLAYOFFS TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Divine Esports | 1 — 3 | EVOS Esports TH |
| Team Secret | 3 — 0 | MBR Esports |
| Divine Esports | 1 — 2 | ONE Team |
| MBR Esports | 1 — 2 | Flash Wolves |
October 1
| PLAYOFFS TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Buriram United Esports | 3 — 1 | EVOS Esports TH |
| SBTC Esports | 3 — 2 | Team Secret |
| Team Secret | 2 — 0 | ONE Team |
| EVOS Esports TH | 0 — 2 | Flash Wolves |
October 2
| PLAYOFFS TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| Buriram United Esports | 2 — 3 | SBTC Esports |
| Team Secret | 2 — 0 | Flash Wolves |
| Buriram United Esports | 2 — 3 | Team Secret |
October 3
| PLAYOFFS TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
| SBTC Esports | 4 — 1 | Team Secret |
Format of the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021
There will be two Pools of teams in this tournament.
All regions will receive one slot, and will be directly invited for the SEA Championship Group Stage in Pool 1. Teams in Pool 2 will be directly invited to the Play-Ins.
The detailed format of the tournament will be announced soon. We can expect it to take on a double elimination bracket, wrote Wild Rift Esports Project Manager, Ban “ChisinX” Chee.
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Every team competing in the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021
Pool 1 will have a total of nine teams directly invited to the Group Stage. Pool 2 will have 12 teams competing at the Play-Ins.
Regions are awarded extra slots if their team secure Top 4 at the Summer Super Cup (SSC). Vietnam received more slots than Thailand since their SSC representatives Cerberus Esports and SBTC Esports reached the semifinals.
Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 Pool 1 teams
| REGION | TEAM |
| Vietnam | SBTC Esports |
| Thailand | EVOS Esports TH |
| Taiwan | ONE Team |
| Hong Kong | SVP |
| Indonesia | MBR Esports |
| Malaysia | Geek Fam |
| Philippines | Team Secret |
| Singapore | Alliance |
| Oceania | Azure Esports |
Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 Pool 2 teams
| REGION | TEAM |
| Vietnam | Saigon Phantom Team Flash |
| Thailand | Buriram United Esports INVATE Esports |
| Taiwan | Looking For Daddy |
| Hong Kong | QWQ |
| Indonesia | BOOM Esports |
| Malaysia | Berjaya Dragons |
| Philippines | FENNEL Adversity |
| Singapore | Banana |
Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 prize pool
Teams will be competing for a US$200,000 prize pool and a chance to qualify for the League of Legends: Wild Rift World Championship.
Where to watch the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021?
Fans can watch the Wild Rift SEA Championship 2021 stream on Riot Games’ Twitch channel and on ESL’s local Malaysia and Thailand Twitch channels.
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