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The LTA is the new name for the professional League of Legends (LoL) league/series in the Americas region, replacing the LCS, CBLOL, and LLA starting in 2025. Earlier, the LCS Finals posed as the season finale, but now the LCS became LTA’s North Conference under the name LTA North, while ex-CBLOL became LTA South (conference).

The LTA 2025 Championship takes place in the second half of September, marking the conclusion of Split 3 and the LTA season. It’s determining qualification for the World Championship (the Worlds) and brings together the crème de la crème from both the North and South Conferences. The tournament is organized by LoL’s developer, Riot Games, as it operates the LTA.

Where and When Will the LTA 2025 Championship Be Held?

The tournament runs from September 13 to September 28, 2025, in Allen, Texas, USA. A total of 6 teams will participate—the top 3 from the North Conference and the top 3 from the South Conference of the LTA.

The LTA 2025 Championship is held offline (LAN), with the final 2 matches (Upper Bracket Final and Grand Final) taking place in-person, as confirmed in the event venue details. These matches will be played at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

The total prize pool is US$205,000. The distribution of the prize money is as follows:

Which Teams Will Take Part in the LTA 2025 Championship?

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Features of the LTA 2025 Championship

The LTA 2025 Championship features a single stage: a combined Double elimination bracket involving all participating teams: LB Quarterfinals, LB Semifinals, UB Final, LB Final, and Grand Final. All matches are Best-of-5 (Bo5).

The top 3 teams qualify for the Worlds, the most glorious event in every LoL season’s calendar.

Who’ll Win the LTA 2025 Championship?

While specific betting odds for the Championship aren’t widely published yet, insights from Split 2 suggest the following frontrunners in their respective conferences:

• North Conference: 100 Thieves stood out as one of the top favorites, backed by experienced players.
• South Conference: paiN Gaming showed dominance, finishing Weeks 4–6 of Split 2 undefeated, marking them as strong contenders.
• These are likely to be among the favorites heading into the Championship, along with consistent performers like FlyQuest and FURIA.

Betting platforms focused on esport betting—such as Thunderpick—offer markets for LTA events, including outright winners and match betting (pre-match and live). Major mainstream sportsbooks covering eSports (e.g., Bet365, though primarily a guide) may also offer odds, especially for high-profile matches or series.

Even though the 2025 LTA season is inaugural, we can look at prior splits for insights:

• Viewership growth: LTA North Split 1 averaged around 88,900 viewers, with a peak of 148,600. In Split 2, hours watched jumped significantly: +249% for the North and +143.5% for the South, reaching 12.69 million total hours.
• Standout teams: Split 1: Team Liquid won the Cross-Conference event; 100 Thieves were champions of the North Conference. Split 2: North’s final was won by FlyQuest; South’s saw FURIA taking the crown.

All LTA games are streamed live in multiple languages and on major platforms. Twitch and YouTube are the primary platforms. As for broadcast languages, streams are available in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, serving North America, Hispanic Latin America, and Brazil, respectively.

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