Organizer
Confirmed by Riot Games and Leaguepedia.[1]
Tournament edition
Worlds 2024 was the League of Legends World Championship, held in Berlin, Paris and London from Sep 25–Nov 2 with 20 teams competing. T1 won the title.

Organizer
Confirmed by Riot Games and Leaguepedia.[1]
Host and dates
Berlin, Paris and London · Sep 25–Nov 2, 2024
Riot’s official event materials and Leaguepedia list the host route and event dates.[1][2]
Champion
T1
Leaguepedia’s historical tournament index records the champion.[2]
Combined prize pool
$2,250,000
Historical prize-pool figure listed by Leaguepedia.[2]
Games
Participant scale
20 teams
Leaguepedia records this edition’s field size.[2]
Category
Organizer
Partner
Riot GamesCommercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[5]
Category
Energy drink
Partner
Red BullCommercial note
Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Gaming furniture
Partner
SecretlabCommercial note
Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Automotive
Partner
Mercedes-BenzCommercial note
Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
Amazon Web ServicesCommercial note
Listed tournament partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
CiscoCommercial note
Official infrastructure partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[6]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
MastercardCommercial note
Global payment services partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
OPPOCommercial note
Global smartphone partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
Tiffany & Co.Commercial note
Summoner’s Cup design partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
VerizonCommercial note
Global event partner · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[2]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
Opera GXCommercial note
Preferred browser partner for global events · Recorded in the 2024 edition.[3]
The 2024 League of Legends World Championship was held in Berlin, Paris and London from Sep 25–Nov 2, 2024. The field comprised 20 teams; T1 won the championship. Twenty teams played Play-In and Swiss stages in Berlin, followed by a single-elimination knockout in Paris and the final in London. Riot’s ticket guide confirms the stage cities and schedule; Leaguepedia records T1 as champion and the prize pool.[1][2]
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