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League of Legends World Championship 2013

Worlds 2013 was the League of Legends World Championship, held in Los Angeles, United States from Sep 15–Oct 4 with 14 teams competing. SK Telecom T1 won the title.

League of Legends World Championship 2013
Riot Games League of Legends World Championship series artwork. · Riot Games / LoL Esports official League of Legends World Championship series artwork. Series image
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Host and dates

Los Angeles, United States · Sep 15–Oct 4, 2013

Riot’s official event materials and Leaguepedia list the host route and event dates.[1][2]

Champion

SK Telecom T1

Leaguepedia’s historical tournament index records the champion.[2]

Combined prize pool

$2,050,000

Historical prize-pool figure listed by Leaguepedia.[2]

Participant scale

14 teams

Leaguepedia records this edition’s field size.[2]

Category

Organizer

Partner

Riot Games

Commercial note

Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[3]

Category

Gaming peripherals

Partner

Logitech G

Commercial note

Official tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[2]

Category

Gaming hardware

Partner

Alienware

Commercial note

Official tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[2]

Category

Esports streaming

Partner

Azubu

Commercial note

Official tournament sponsor; listed as AzubuTV · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[2]

Category

Audio equipment

Commercial note

Official tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[2]

Category

Prepaid payment product

Commercial note

Official tournament sponsor; listed as American Express Serve · Recorded in the 2013 edition.[2]

PTG Database Analysis

The 2013 League of Legends World Championship was held in Los Angeles, United States from Sep 15–Oct 4, 2013. The field comprised 14 teams; SK Telecom T1 won the championship. The 14-team event used a group stage and a single-elimination bracket. Riot’s post-event report confirms SK Telecom T1 won the final at Staples Center; Leaguepedia records the schedule, field and prize pool.[1][2]

References3
  1. [1]One World Championship, 32 million viewers — LoL Esports
  2. [2]Worlds 2013 — Leaguepedia — Leaguepedia
  3. [3]LoL Esports — Relationship evidence

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