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Here are the Day 1 Runeterra Reforged TFT World Championship scores and standings.
The Set 9 Teamfight Tactics (TFT) world championship has begun! The 32 competitors vying for a world title completed their first six games. They will play another six games tomorrow to determine the top 8 finalists for the last day of competition.
China (CN) and North America (NA) proved once again why they are considered the two best regions in competitive TFT. China ended the day with four players in the top 6, extended to five players in the top 10. North America was not too far behind with two players in the top 3, extended to four players in the top 16. There are familiar faces from other regions all around, but another thing to note is Korea’s (KR) resurgence with two players in the top 8 as well. Nobody is safe or eliminated after today’s games, but here is how all the scores shook out after Day 1.
TFT World Championship scores: Notable player scores from Day 1
Other notable player scores from Day 1
The official breakdown of all the scores by lobby can be foundhere. Any additional statistics including region and portal data can be foundhereas well.
TFT worlds format
The Runeterra Reforged Championship will take place across three days, with all the competitors guaranteed to play on the first two days. This is a continuation of the previous championship format. Players receive 8/7/6/5/4/3/2/1 points for first through eighth place respectively. Competitors will play on patch 13.21.
Day 3
Runeterra Reforged Championship TFT worlds prize pool
The prize pool is the same as the one for theMonster’s Attack Championship. Here is the distribution of the $456,000 USD prize pool.
Where to watch the Runeterra Reforged Championship
Tune in to the official TFTYouTubeorTwitchchannels between Nov. 3 and Nov. 5, starting at 6 a.m. PT each day!
you may find all of the official details about the tournamenthere.
Stay tuned to esports.gg for the latest TFTnews and updates.
