2023 was a year of joy and happiness for the League of Legends’ fans and a better season for the League of Legends LCK Spring 2024. T1 wreaked havoc in the field once again on their home soil at the 2023 LoL World Championship for the 4th time.
In the middle of of season-off, many teams have already tightened their seat belts for the LCK 2024 Spring Split’s roller-coaster ride. Many unconventional and strategic moves have been made by the teams to spring up as a tough competition.
LCK 2024 Spring Split date and schedule
LCK 2024 Spring Split is all set to start from Wednesday, January 17, 2024, almost around 2 weeks later. Considering this is the first split of the year, all the teams have their hopes up high after making certain necessary changes to their teams and skills.
It is a tournament for three months, entailing the regular season and the playoffs. Wherein, a double round-robin format among the ten teams is followed in the regular season. The season gives top six teams a green flag to the playoffs. Amidst them, top two teams play in the semifinals.
The LCK will follow the two-match-per-day format, spanned from Wednesday till Sunday. Matches are expected to commence at 4 pm. GMT +8/ 5 pm KST/ 8 am GMT.
LCK 2024 Spring Split LOL team’s roster and Prizepool
This competition encompasses in total 10 teams meant to be competing against each other. These teams are Dplus KIA, DRX, FearX ( Formerly Liiv SANDBOX), Gen.G, Hanwha Life Esports, KT Rolster, Kwangdong Freecs, Nongshim RedForce, OKSavingsBank BRION, and T1.
The roster of the above teams are:
Dplus KIA: Kingen, Lucid, ShowMaker, Aiming, Kellin
DRX: Rascal, Sponge, SeTab, Teddy, Pleata
FearX: Clear, Willer, Clozer, Hena, Execute
Gen. G: Kiin, Canyon, Chovy, Peyz, Lehends
Hanwha Life Esports: Doran, Peanut, Zeka, Viper, Delight
KT Rolster: PerfecT, Pyosik, Bdd, Deft, BeryL
Kwangdong Freecs: DuDu, Vuzz, BuLLDoG, Taeyoon, Andil
Nongshim RedForce: DnDn, Sylvie, FIESTA, Jiwoo, Peter
OKSavingsBank BRION: Morgan, GIDEON, Karis, Envyy, Effort
T1: Zeus, Oner, Faker, Gumayusi, Keria
Among the ten squads participating in this split, it is interesting to note that only T1 have kept their roster exactly the same as their last winning game. While other teams have changed their roster yearning to show better gameplay than last year.
The total prize pool for the game is $289,000 USD among which 1st position will clinch $154,496.23, 2nd position will clinch $77,248.11, 3rd position will clinch $38,624.06 and 4th position will clinch $15,449.62.
The first split of this year is going to be exciting, considering the new roster moves done by the team and the prize money. Which team is going to emerge victorious? Tell us your predictions in the comments section.
