The League of Legends LPL 2023 Summer Split Regular Season will kick off on May 29, 2023. It will see 17 teams from China clashing, and only the top ten teams will proceed to the next stage. The stakes are high, as the LPL winner will directly qualify for the Worlds 2023 Swiss Stage. JD Gaming, the Spring Split winner, will attempt to defend their title.
Ahead of the League of Legends LPL 2023 Summer Split Regular Season, here is a quick overview of the participating teams and the match schedule for the first four weeks.
League of Legends LPL 2023 Summer Split Regular Season teams
The LPL is widely considered the best LoL region in the world after JD Gaming's win at MSI 2023. Despite not winning the World Championship trophy last year, several LPL teams look dominant coming into this tournament.
Here are the 17 participating teams in the Summer Split Group Stage:
- Invictus Gaming
- JD Gaming
- LGD Gaming
- LNG Esports
- Ninjas in Pyjamas
- Anyone's Legend
- Bilibili Gaming
- EDward Gaming
- FunPlus Phoenix
- Oh My God
- Top Esports
- Ultra Prime
- Rare Atom
- Royal Never Give Up
- Team WE
- ThunderTalk Gaming
- Weibo Gaming
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LPL SUMMER ROSTER MOVES – CHANGES ACROSS THE BOARD
China will be starting the Summer Split with one of the biggest momentum in recent history, as both LPL teams made it to the MSI finals. While JDG will be celebrating their victory over the upcoming days, they will only get a small break. According to esports personality HanYi (涵艺), the LPL will be starting on May 29, and last until July 17.
With teams having to lock their rosters prior to the start of the summer split, let’s see what changes were done over the mid-season break, team by team. All rosters have been confirmed now that the split has begun.
