The 2024 Vietnam Championship Series VCS Spring Season is the first split of the fifth season of Vietnams fully professional League of Legends league as an independent region meaning that the region gets direct access to international competitions Below is the list of the teams taking part in this split CERBERUS GAM Esports MGN Blue
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Vietnam Championship Series VCS is the highest tournament in the Vietnamese region Before 2018 the tournament will choose the best representative of Vietnam to attend GPL But since 2018 VCS has been separated into an independent tournament under Riot Games tournament system From 2013 to 2022 the tournament is under the management of Garena Vietnam and Vietnam Esports TV But from 2023
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The VCS 2024 Spring Season is the Vietnamese League of Legends Championship fielding 8 teams GAM Esports is the defending champion after winning the 2023 Dusk season During the season the VCS was delayed due to matchfixing investigations which saw these players get suspended indefinitely CERBERUS Esports Pun Ikigai Richard I Slowz GAM Esports Blazes Pyshiro Team Flash Yoshino
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The VCS 2024 Summer Season is the Vietnamese League of Legends Championship fielding 7 teams GAM Esports is the defending champion after winning the 2024 Spring season Following the previous postponement that happened in the Split further research was done into matchfixing On June 3rd the VCS announced the suspension of 29 people involved In addition to that the Rainbow Warriors were
The Vietnam Championship Series VCS is a professional League of Legends esports league run by Riot Games and VNG Games a subsidiary of VNG Corporation since 2022 after Garena stopped publishing League of Legends and its major competitions in Vietnam From 2013 to 2017 the VCS was a tier below Garena Premier League GPL In 2018 the VCS broke away from the GPL and became a separate tier
The Vietnam Championship Series commonly abbreviated to VCS is the Vietnamese professional League of Legends league Run by Riot Games and Garena Vietnam the league was launched in 2013 as part of the Garena Premier League but later broke away from the GPL and became an independent league in 2018 GAM Esports Vikings Esports
The VCS 2023 Spring Season also known as VCS 2023 Dawn Season Hừng Đông is the first split of the fifth season of Vietnams fully professional League of Legends league as an independent regionEight Spring Season teams will compete in a round robin group stage with the top four teams continuing to the playoffs Overview Format 8 teams participate
The 2024 Vietnam Championship Series Spring Season is the first split of the fifth season of Vietnams fully professional League of Legends league as an independent region Eight Spring Season teams will compete in a round robin group stage with the top four teams continuing to the playoffs This seasons slogan is LightItUp
Half the VCS ends up on the suspect list after investigation update LoL Esports March 28 2024 LoL Esports T1 resigns Oner to lock third member of the worldwinning roster After resigning with support player Keria Korean esports organization has resigned jungler Moon Oner Hyeonjoon ahead of 2025 Oner resigns with T1 on
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In the expansive world of League of Legends where competitive play elevates the game to new heights the Vietnam Championship Series VCS holds a unique positionAs an integral part of the global League of Legends esports ecosystem VCS LOL represents the pinnacle of competitive play in Vietnam producing talent that often stands toetotoe with teams from larger regions
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