The 2023 League of Legends Championship Series Spring Split witnessed the emergence of new talents who have carved a name for themselves in LCS history, competing against old-timers who returned for the LCS throne. After 8 long weeks and 2 super weeks of battling it out, LCS Spring 2023’s regular season has come to an end.

Six teams have made their way into the Spring Playoffs and it has begun with a bang.

LCS 2023 Spring Split Format

Although the broadcast schedule for LCS has been altered, the league’s competitive format remains mostly unchanged. This year, both the Spring and Summer Splits comprise eight weeks of regular season play featuring double round robins, with two super weeks (consisting of three days of play) in each split. 

The format has ten teams that will participate featuring a double round-robin setup and BO1(best-of-one). The top six teams qualify for the playoffs with the top four teams starting in the upper bracket of the playoffs and the last two teams (5th and 6th) starting in the lower bracket of the playoffs.

The format for the Split Playoffs remains the same as in 2022. The champions of the Spring Playoffs will represent LCS at the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI), while the top three finishers in the LCS Championship, have the opportunity to qualify for Worlds.

Regular Season Results

Week 1 schedule:

Week 2 Schedule

Week 3 Schedule

Superweek Schedule

Week 5 Schedule

Week 6 Schedule

Week 7 Schedule

Superweek Schedule

Finalists of the PlayOffs

LCS Players and Teams

During the off-season, many LCS teams made significant changes to their rosters, which resulted in several intriguing storylines to follow. One of the most talked-about moves was Team Liquid’s acquisition of Hong ‘Pyosik’ Chang-hyeon, who had just won the 2022 Worlds and added to the Korean-speaking roster. Additionally, 100 Thieves generated buzz by signing experienced players Søren ‘Bjergsen’ Bjerg and Yiliang ‘Doublelift’ Peng.

Where to Watch?

The 2023 League of Legends Championship Series Spring Split witnessed the emergence of new talents who have carved a name for themselves in LCS history, competing against old-timers who returned for the LCS throne. After 8 long weeks and 2 super weeks of battling it out, LCS Spring 2023’s regular season has come to an end.

Six teams have made their way into the Spring Playoffs and it has begun with a bang.

LCS 2023 Spring Split Format

Although the broadcast schedule for LCS has been altered, the league’s competitive format remains mostly unchanged. This year, both the Spring and Summer Splits comprise eight weeks of regular season play featuring double round robins, with two super weeks (consisting of three days of play) in each split. 

The format has ten teams that will participate featuring a double round-robin setup and BO1(best-of-one). The top six teams qualify for the playoffs with the top four teams starting in the upper bracket of the playoffs and the last two teams (5th and 6th) starting in the lower bracket of the playoffs.

The format for the Split Playoffs remains the same as in 2022. The champions of the Spring Playoffs will represent LCS at the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI), while the top three finishers in the LCS Championship, have the opportunity to qualify for Worlds.

Regular Season Results

Week 1 schedule:

Week 2 Schedule

Week 3 Schedule

Superweek Schedule

Week 5 Schedule

Week 6 Schedule

Week 7 Schedule

Superweek Schedule

Finalists of the PlayOffs

LCS Players and Teams

During the off-season, many LCS teams made significant changes to their rosters, which resulted in several intriguing storylines to follow. One of the most talked-about moves was Team Liquid’s acquisition of Hong ‘Pyosik’ Chang-hyeon, who had just won the 2022 Worlds and added to the Korean-speaking roster. Additionally, 100 Thieves generated buzz by signing experienced players Søren ‘Bjergsen’ Bjerg and Yiliang ‘Doublelift’ Peng.

Where to Watch?

2023 is pivotal for the future of the LCS, given the league’s low viewership during the past year. While Riot shifted matches, they faced backlash from the community for the same.

You can catch the last matches of the LCS Spring Playoffs live on lolesports.com, Twitch and YouTube. Watch out for the LCS broadcast and their social media for the Spring Split Final.