Organizer
Confirmed by Riot Games and Leaguepedia.[1]
Tournament edition
Worlds 2019 was the League of Legends World Championship, held in Berlin, Madrid and Paris from Oct 2–Nov 10 with 24 teams competing. FunPlus Phoenix won the title.

Organizer
Confirmed by Riot Games and Leaguepedia.[1]
Host and dates
Berlin, Madrid and Paris · Oct 2–Nov 10, 2019
Riot’s official event materials and Leaguepedia list the host route and event dates.[1][2]
Champion
FunPlus Phoenix
Leaguepedia’s historical tournament index records the champion.[2]
Combined prize pool
$2,225,000
Historical prize-pool figure listed by Leaguepedia.[2]
Games
Participant scale
24 teams
Leaguepedia records this edition’s field size.[2]
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Organizer
Partner
Riot GamesCommercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[9]
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MastercardCommercial note
Global payment services partner · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[3]
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Partner
State FarmCommercial note
Global event sponsor · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[2]
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AlienwareCommercial note
Listed event sponsor · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[2]
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SecretlabCommercial note
Official gaming chair partner · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[4]
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Louis VuittonCommercial note
Official creative partner and trophy travel case designer · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[5]
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OPPOCommercial note
Official global smartphone partner · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[6]
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Partner
Red BullCommercial note
Official energy drink partner for global LoL esports events · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[7]
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AXECommercial note
Official personal care partner beginning at Worlds 2019 · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[8]
The 2019 League of Legends World Championship was held in Berlin, Madrid and Paris from Oct 2–Nov 10, 2019. The field comprised 24 teams; FunPlus Phoenix won the championship. Twenty-four teams played the Play-In, Group and knockout stages in Berlin, Madrid and Paris. Riot’s announcement documents the stage route and dates; Leaguepedia records FunPlus Phoenix as champion and the combined prize pool.[1][2]
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