Who won the ALGS Split One Playoffs 2023?

A million dollar prize pool at stake.

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The Apex Legends Global Series headed to London this weekend to crown its next LAN champion, and fans were treated to some of the best Apex gameplay they will ever see. From surprise fan-favorites to international heavyweights, the Split One Playoffs had it all.

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Only one team would ultimately be crowned champion after a full weekend of play, however. The 40 teams that qualified for LAN were whittled down to the final 20 after the first three days of competition, setting the scene for the Finals lobby with everything to play for.

The Finals, as all ALGS LAN Finals are, were played with match point format, meaning that teams needed to reach 50 points and then win a game after crossing that threshold in order to become champions. Point order still mattered to the squads playing for rankings from second to 20th, but the champion would still be whichever squad reached match point and subsquently won a game, regardless of their total score.

So, how did it all shake out? We’ve got all the answers you need.

ALGS Split One Playoffs 2023 winner and final standings

The winner of the Split One Playoffs was TSM. The North American giants received the grand prize of $300,000, and also the maximum 500 playoff points for qualification to the ALGS Championship later this year. The final standings for the event alongside prizes for each squad are as follows.

TeamPrize
FirstTSM$300,000
SecondNRG$160,000
ThirdAcend$105,000
FourthXSET$85,000
FifthAlliance$65,000
SixthMoist Esports$50,000
SeventhONIC Esports$40,000
EighthFnatic$30,000
NinthElement 6$25,000
10thLuminosity$20,000
11thTeam Singularity$16,000
12thGanbare Otousan$15,000
13thDarkZero$14,000
14thfun123$13,000
15thEsports Arena$12,000
16thSpacestation Gaming$11,000
17thThe Guard$10,500
18thENTER FORCE.36$10,000
19thEXO Clan$9,500
20thDreamFire$9,000
21stPULVEREX
22ndJLINGZ Esports
23rd100 Thieves
24thK1CK
25thGODFIRE
26thPioneers
27thNorCal Esports
28thNORTHEPTION
29thFC Destroy
30thiG International
31thVexed Gaming
32ndOxygen Esports
33rdGHS Professional
34thIron Blood Gaming
35thCrazy Raccoon
36thGameWard
37thHorizon Union
38thPassion
39thLeaveNoWitness
40thFlora
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Associate Editor and Apex Legends Lead. From getting into fights over Madden and FIFA with his brothers to interviewing some of the best esports figures in the world, Adam has always been drawn to games with a competitive nature. You'll usually find him on Apex Legends (World's Edge is the best map, no he's not arguing with you about it), but he also dabbles in VALORANT, Super Smash Bros. Melee, CS:GO, Pokemon, and more. Ping an R-301.