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Tournament edition
League of Legends All-Star Las Vegas 2019
Riot Games held the 2019 League of Legends All-Star Event at the Esports Arena in Las Vegas from December 5–7. The programme combined regional and professional show matches, a 1v1 bracket, alternate game modes, charity events and Teamfight Tactics competitions.
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Competition snapshot
Host and dates
HyperX Arena Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · Dec 5–7, 2019[1]
Champion
No overall event champion
Bwipo won the separate League of Legends 1v1 tournament; the programme also included regional show matches, other modes and TFT competitions.[2]
Combined prize pool
Unknown
Riot's event announcement and retrospective describe multiple competition and charity formats but do not state one combined event-wide prize pool.[1][2]
Games
Participant scale
64 All-Stars across professional players and community figures[3]
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Partner
Riot GamesCommercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
PTG Database Analysis
The 2019 Las Vegas edition ran from December 5–7 at the Esports Arena in Las Vegas. Riot’s programme brought professional players and community personalities together for League of Legends brackets, show matches, charity events and alternate game modes, and added a Teamfight Tactics competition. Leaguepedia records 64 All-Stars across the programme.[1][3]
There was no overall event champion because the programme combined separate competitions and exhibitions. Riot’s retrospective says Bwipo won the League of Legends 1v1 bracket, defeating TheShy in the semifinal and Uzi in the final; it also records five TFT matches, including the TFT Legends final. The available records do not establish a single combined event-wide prize pool.[2]
Riot’s announcement and event retrospective establish the dates, venue, organizer and programme, while the official event photo documents the Las Vegas setting. Participant entries remain partial here because the event’s temporary player and creator groupings do not map cleanly to stable Team entities in PTG’s single-game Participants tab.[1][2][4]
References4
- [1]2019 All-Star Event — Riot Games / LoL Esports
- [2]All-Star sends off 2019! — Riot Games / LoL Esports
- [3]All-Star Las Vegas 2019 — Leaguepedia — Leaguepedia
- [4]2019 All-Star Event photo, Dec. 7 — LoL Esports Photos / Riot Games
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