The League of Legends: Wild Rift Horizon Cup will happen from Nov. 13 to 21 at the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Center. Ten teams from around the world will be competing for a share of the $500,000 prize pool.
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Wild Rift is still in its regional open beta stage, but this hasn’t stopped Riot Games from launching an esports scene this year. The Horizon Cup will be the first global esports event for the MOBA game. Riot has said that a full-fledged esports scene will be introduced in 2022. The exact format for the Horizon Cup hasn’t been revealed yet.
Related: Wild Rift: Horizon Cup 2021 will not be the “first Wild Rift Worlds”
Here are all the teams that have qualified for the event.
Spark Invitational (China)
- Da Kung Gaming
LPL Qualifier (China)
- ThunderTalk Gaming
Champions Korea (Korea)
- KT Rolster
SEA Championship
- SBTC Esports
- Team Secret
Origin Series (EMEA)
- Team Queso
Summoner Series (North America)
- Tribe Gaming
Japan Cup
- Sengoku Gaming
Wild Tour (Brazil)
- TSM
Lolcito Salvaje Abierto (LATAM)
- eBRO Gaming
