#t1 rekkles

[g2-phoria]

Okay, this is gonna be interesting..

#rekkles #t1 rekkles #lol #caedrel

[sonsofks]

La bomba del mercado: T1 Academy asegura a Rekkles para deslumbrar en la temporada

La leyenda de la LEC, ‘Rekkles’, se une a nuestra familia en T1 Esports Academy para conquistar nuevos horizontes como soporte principal. ¡Prepárense para vivir la emoción!” En un movimiento que ha sacudido el mercado de fichajes, el icónico jugador de la LEC, ‘Rekkles’ Carl Martin Erik Larsson, ha a todos sorprendidos al unirse al equipo de T1 Esports Academy como formidable soporte. Esta nueva…

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#Esports #faker #fnatic. #Gaming #LEC #LoL Esports #Rekkles #T1 Esports Academy #t1 rekkles #victorias

[leagueoflasagnas]

No source for this picture. Maybe I'm spreading misinformation maybe not, who knows but I love being delulu ✨

#league of legends #esports #lec #rekkles #lck #skt t1

[karminecorp]

Live Now

[FR - ENG Below] Notre ADC, Rekkles, est en live pour commenter la Finales des Knouckout Stage des Worlds 2022 opposant T1 et DRX !

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[ENG] Our ADC, Rekkles, is live to comment the Worlds 2022 Knockout Stage Finals between T1 and DRX !

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#karmine corp #karmine #kcorp #rekkles #lol team #league of legends #worlds 22 #t1 #drx #live alert #lol worlds 22 #twitch #live #live now

[thetoxicgamer]

A Rising Spanish Star is Joining Team Heretics’ Academy League Roster for 2023

Victor "Flakked" Lirola Tortosa, who made his LEC debut as G2 Esports' primary AD carry, has moved on to Team Heretics for the remainder of the year. Journalist Alejandro Gomis claims that the 21-year-old will compete for the group's League of Legends Academy roster in the LVP. Following a disappointing 2021 campaign, the perennial LEC champions swept the slate clean during the offseason by parting with Rekkles, Mikyx, and Wunder. Instead of signing veterans for 2022, G2 opted for talent from Europe’s blossoming regional leagues and landed on former Karmine Corp support Raphaël “Targamas” Crabbé in the bottom lane along with Flakked. https://twitter.com/anonimotum/status/1590773886433759232 The new roster was an instant success. Although they finished the 2022 LEC Spring Split with a so-so 11-7 record, they eventually took home the LEC championship by going undefeated through the lower bracket in one of the best postseason showings the league has seen in a while. The team also built a historic win streak from the second round of the 2022 LEC Spring Split lower bracket until the ninth day of the 2022 Mid-Season Invitational, when PSG Talon broke the streak at 24 straight victories. Even though they were eventually swept by T1 in the tournament’s knockout stage, it was a promising start for G2’s new roster. Confidence levels soared the following summer when G2 solidified their status as one of the best teams in the league by securing first place with a 12-6 record. Unfortunately for G2’s die-hard fans, the squad couldn’t stop Odoamne from capturing the first LEC trophy of his career, and at the 2022 World Championship, the team stumbled to an abysmal 1-5 record through the group stage against China’s JD Gaming, Korea’s DWG KIA, and North America’s Evil Geniuses. Looking forward, the samurai seem to be heading into a new era, starting with the departure of their longtime star jungler Jankos. With Flakked and Targamas reportedly finding new homes in 2023, it’s almost certain that G2 will be sporting a whole new look for the next Spring Split. Team Heretics, on the other hand, is building a potentially bright future in the LEC. After buying its spot in the league from Misfits Gaming earlier this summer, the organization is focusing on creating a team that people will cheer for once the new competitive circuit begins. Read the full article

[championselect]

The Emotional Highs & Lows of League of Legends Esports

Some people would have you believe that it's silly to get emotional over a game, but for these players, it's so much more than just a game. 

                                                                                - Aiden "Zirene" Moon

#esports #league of legends esports #g2 esports #fnatic #team solomid #samsung galaxy #sk telecom t1 #skt faker #funplus phoenix #doinb #g2 perkz #aesthetic | jordan anderson #aesthetic | cana chandler #aesthetic | tobias styles #aesthetic | beatrice akiyama #aesthetic | gavin chrysler #aesthetic | tomo hosaka #aesthetic | shino asada #invictus gaming #rekkles

[ghospeth]

God.

#rekkles #fnatic #worlds #league of legend art #lol #league of legends #adc #God #c9 #faker #skt t1 #sk telecom t1 #rng #g2 #samsung

[everybodysomindless]

LCS FAN FICTIONS

Is anyone interested in LCS fan fictions? I thought about TSM, SKT T1, Cloud9, Team Liquid, Immortals and some other teams or players. It would be playerxplayer or playerxreader. If you have a LCS fan fiction blog please let me know ♡

#LCS #fanfiction #TSM #skt t1 #cloud9 #team liquid #league of legends #bjergsen #hauntzer #sneaky #bang #peanut #faker #huni #ray #fnatic #rekkles #and #more #team #playerxplayer #playerxreader #immortals

[onlypreciousloves]

needs the lcs/lck season to start so I can freak out and die some more...

#lcs #eu lcs #na lcs #lck #just give me anything #fnatic #tsm #skt t1 #skt #kt rolster #longzhu gaming #team liquid #reignover #rekkles #biofrost #peanut #and every freaking one that I can't get enough of #halp me #pls #league of legends #esports #esports probs

[winged-thoroughbreds-blog]

Sneaky, Doublelift, Caps und Rekkles repräsentieren die LCS bei All-Star 2018

Basierend auf Fan-Selektionen sieht es so aus, als ob ADCs wirklich populär sind: Yiliang "Doublelift" Peng von Team Liquid und Zachary "Sneaky" Scuderi von Cloud9 waren die Top-Vote-Getter aus Nordamerika, während Martin "Rekkles" Larsson es auf den zweiten Platz aus Europa schaffte. Rekkles ' fnatic-Teamkollege Rasmus "Caps" Winther war der andere EU-LCS-Vertreter.

In den vergangenen Jahren konnten die Fans fünfköpfige Roster aus jeder Region mit einem Spot für jede Position abstimmen. Doch in diesem Jahr durften nur zwei Spieler aus jeder Region, was den Abstimmungsprozess deutlich wichtiger machte.

Rekkles und Caps gewannen leicht das EM-Votum — Sie spielen schließlich für das beliebteste Europäische Team. Doch in NA, Doublelift und Sneaky haben sich kaum Cloud9 Top-Laner Eric "Licorice" Ritchie und TSM Mid Laner Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg für die Ehre, Ihre Region zu repräsentieren, verdrängt. Das wird das erste Mal in Jahren sein, dass Bjergsen nicht beim Turnier dabei sein wird.

Die Abstimmungsergebnisse aus den anderen Regionen sind noch nicht bekannt. AllerDings ist nach einem Beitrag auf der Liga subreddit, südkoreanischer Star Lee "Faker" sang-hyeok ist fast eine Sperre, um das Turnier zu machen. Sein Team von SK Telecom T1, BAE "Bang" Jun-sik, hält einen sehr knappen Vorsprung auf den zweiten Platz. Hoffentlich macht er es, denn Bang will ein Cosplay mit Sneaky machen, wenn er in die Veranstaltung — gewählt wird und wenn Sneaky zustimmt.

In der LPL sieht es aus wie zwei RNG-Teamkollegen, Jian "Uzi" Zi-Hao und Liu "mlxg" Shi-Yu, sind die frühen Favoriten. RNG ist das bevorzugte Team der Region, und beide haben durch Ihre Persönlichkeiten auf dem Stream substanzielle fanbasen aufgebaut.

Wir sollten in den nächsten Tagen herausfinden, welche Spieler aus den anderen Regionen den 20-köpfigen Pool absolvieren. Die Veranstaltung selbst findet vom 6. bis 8. Dezember in der eSports Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, statt.

[leagueoflasagnas]

So...

LEC starts this Saturday at 17 CET just to confuse everyone, but if you want to see Rekkles playing then you have to wait until January 16 and the matches are usually in the morning since it's LCK Challengers.

Here's the schedule for the first week

#Being an adult sucks so I probably won't be able to watch many of these games but I'll try to #league of legends #esports #lec #lck #rekkles #skt t1

[jununy]

Yo ur drawing are so freakin' adorable!! All of your Dekkles drawings literally make my day, they are so cute! Rekkles is my boy and always love seeing u draw him!

thank you so much!! omg im glad u liked those drawing i think those were from 2015? theyre soooo old and i think theyre bad, but im happy u found enjoyment in it!

my favourite teams are 2013-2015 SKT T1 K and 2013-2015 C9!! i think right now i still like skt and c9 but not as much as before because the team members changed a lot so i dont feel as attached. piglet & meteos are my two favourite players!

i ‘main’ sejuani when i play with my friends because they all hate jungling, but i like vayne a lot, but caitlyn/ashe are the champs i win with the most LOL

[xbowposts]

SKT T1 Faker – Blitzcrank(with Rekkles Modekaiser) – KR LOL Challenger 1097LP

#... #Blitzcrank #Faker #League Of Legends (Video Game) #LOL #Modekaiser #Real-time Strategy (Media Genre) #rekkles #SK Telecom T1 #레글레스 #모데카이저 #블리츠크랭크 #서포터 #페이커

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LoL Worlds 2017: RNG beat Fnatic to end European hopes

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LoL Worlds 2017: RNG beat Fnatic to end European hopes

After yesterday’s incredible quarterfinal series where Misfits couldn’t quite pull off the upset against SK Telecom T1, Europe’s hopes shifted to Fnatic.

In the third quarterfinal match of the League of Legends World Championship 2017, Europe’s Fnatic took on China‘s Royal Never Give Up to see who would progress to the semifinal.

There were flashes of brilliance from Fnatic, who have had an up and down tournament. However, RNG managed to win the match 3-1, ending Fnatic and Europe’s run at Worlds for another year.

The crowd in Guangzhou turned up today to cheer on their local team, Royal Never Give Up

Royal Never Give Up were favourites today, as Fnatic were having an up and down tournament

After their win, Royal Never Give Up will go on to face champs SK Telecom T1 in the semifinal

Royal Never Give Up looked set to take the series in a clean sweep after winning game one and overcoming a huge deficit to win game two as well. 

However, the Chinese team threw away a big lead in game three and couldn’t stop the rally from Fnatic. 

Unfortunately for the Europeans, Fnatic weren’t able to find a way to break through RNG’s lines in the fourth game. RNG took their time, and made their team composition count to win the game and the match. 

Game 1

Fnatic got off to an early lead in game one as Martin ‘Rekkles’ Larsson took first blood playing Sivir. 

The gold totals remained close going into the 24th minute though, as both teams managed to get kills in the top lane and mid lane. 

Royal Never Give Up managed to secure the first Baron and grabbed a couple of kills in the process. Mads ‘Broxah’ Brock-Pedersen spotted Jian ‘Uzi’ Zi-Hao on low health and went in for the kill, only to underestimate the support he had from Yan ‘LetMe’ Jun Ze on Cho’gath.

Rekkles followed in on what he thought would be clean up duty, only to lose his life as well to LetMe and Li ‘Xiaohu’ Yuan Hao, RNG’s mid laner.

RNG followed up on their advantage, and a handful of mistakes from Fnatic allowed Royal to take the game in the 44th minute with the Europeans being forced back into their own fountain.

The difference in emotion shown on the faces of the two teams showed how much it all means

Game 2

The second game started poorly for Fnatic, as they lost the first tower and a couple of kills on both sides of the map.

However, Fnatic’s mid laner Rasmus ‘Caps’ Winther managed an improbable turnaround in the face of three RNG players, surviving and picking up a kill in the process. 

From there, Fnatic pushed, and were looking strong in the middle game until a Baron steal from RNG turned things back around. 

Despite this, Fnatic still held the gold advantage, but were unable to make the decisive push.

Royal took the next Baron too, and broke through Fnatic’s base after a couple of positioning errors. 

The Chinese fans in attendance roared with delight as RNG came from behind to win game two

Game 3

Fnatic were on the verge of being knocked out of the tournament, and from the looks of their draft phase, they were up against a strong composition that RNG is usually very comfortable on.

And indeed, RNG took an early lead and looked like they were going to snowball the game.

RNG were running rampant in Fnatic’s base in the 29th minute, and there was only one Nexus turret remaining. However, Uzi made the strange decision to tank the tower shots, and died, leaving his team lacking damage for a final push.

Much like in the previous game, RNG started to throw away their lead, and the back and forth game went on for another 26 minutes after that. 

The result was on a knife edge, as a big team fight win for either team could spell the end of the game. 

Fnatic took inhibitors, but RNG stole yet another Baron to extend the game to 54 minutes. Eventually, the super minions and Fnatic’s pressure became too much for the Chinese team.

Fnatic knuckled down and clawed a hard fought comeback victory in a 54 minute game three

Game 4

Fnatic kept their dreams of reaching the semifinals alive in game three, but they’d have to do it two more times to make their dreams a reality. 

It was looking good too, as Fnatic took yet another lead early in the game. They were 3-0 up in kills until Caps made a terrible decision to not recall on low health, losing his life cheaply to Xiaohu. 

A big jump forwards from Xiaohu on Corki, with Shen for backup, earned RNG a few more kills, although Fnatic kept pace throughout the game.

Fnatic’s only problem was the scaling potential of RNG, and they would have to find a way to break through the Chinese team’s defenses before the late game.

Unfortunately, they were unable to, as RNG waited and waited until their carries had the items they needed to win a fight.

The 40th minute was the decisive moment, as Fnatic lost a fight in their own jungle, and then were powerless to stop Royal Never Give Up storming their base and taking the game, and the series.  

Fnatic had to bow out of the tournament, with Rekkles conspicuously missing in their goodbye

Rekkles remained sitting on his own for several minutes after the quarterfinal match was over

Rekkles was clearly overcome with emotion at the end of the game, further fueling rumours that this could be his last ever World Championship. 

European hopes have been dashed for another year, as the tournament now contains just two Korean teams, two Chinese teams, and a North American team. 

Royal Never Give Up will go on to face three time World Champions SK Telecom T1 in a semifinal match next Saturday, October 28.

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#european #fnatic #hopes #worlds

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Worlds 2017: Curiosidades de la primera semana del Group Stage

La primera semana de la Fase de Grupos de esta Worlds 2017 terminó, nos emocionamos, nos alegramos y sufrimos. Ahora, a poco de que comience una nueva semana con más sorpresas y emociones, te comentamos las curiosidades a continuación:

Los primeros lugares

Con 3 victorias y ninguna derrota SK Telecom T1 se posiciona en el primer lugar del grupo A. En el grupo B, Longzhu Gaming también alcanza el primer lugar con el mismo score, y en el grupo C, Royal Never Give Up también con un 3 a 0 se posiciona de los primeros.

La diferencia la marca Misfits Gaming, quien se posiciona en primer lugar del grupo D, con 2 victorias y una derrota.

Siendo Corea quien encabeza el primer lugar de la clasificación por región, siguiéndole NA.

Dentro del Juego

Los campeones que han sido más seleccionados durante esta semana son Janna, Cho’gath y Lulu.

Los campeones más bloqueados han sido Kalista, Galio y Jarvan IV.

Kalista ha sido bloqueada en todas las partidas de la semana.

Galio, Taliyah y Trundle son los campeones que han obtenido un 100% de victoria.

Y los campeones con un alto índice de victorias (90 al 70%) en 3 partidas o más son Gragas, Janna y Twitch.

Se han obtenido un total de 14 dragones de tierra, 20 dragones de fuego, 11 dragones de agua, 24 dragones de viento y 12 dragones ancestrales.

Mejores Jugadores 

El mejor KDA se lo llevan 3 integrantes de Royal Never Give Up con 33, 30 y 28, un score perfecto para los chicos que no han perdido ninguna partida en esta semana de la Fase de Grupos.

El jugador que ha logrado más asesinatos es Uzi, el adc de RNG. Le siguen Boy de Edward Gaming y Bang de SKT, ambos con 14 kills.

Archie de Gigabyte Marines encabeza el primer lugar de las muertes, con 17. Le sigue el toplaner de Fnatic con 16, y Thaldrin de FB con 11.

Rekkles de Fnatic encabeza el listado de scores como el jugador que asesinó a más súbditos por minuto, con 10.7.

El soporte de Royal Never Give Up encabeza el listado como uno de los jugadores con más asistencias, con un total de 33. 

Hay tres jugadores con un 100% de KP (participación en las kills del team), ellos son: Crash el nuevo jungla de Fenerbahçe, SwordArt el soporte de Flash Wolves y Haru, el jungla de Samsung Galaxy.

El juego más corto

Esta semana fuimos testigos de una de las partidas más cortas de la Worlds, y es que dentro de todos los mundiales de League of Legends hasta ahora, se posiciona como la tercera con menor duración de todos estos años.

Y es que Fnatic ya había perdido 2 partidas, Longzhu Gaming ya conocía el juego del equipo europeo, y no tuvo compasión, ya que con una estrategia perfecta logró ganar al minuto 20 con 52 segundos.

Puedes revisar la partida aquí:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df1PEi4IrL0

¿Qué te parece el desempeño de los equipos durante esta primera semana? ¿Cuál es tu favorito para ganar? ¡Deja tu comentario aquí!

#1907 Fenerbahçe #2017 Worlds Championship #curiosidades #Fnatic #latam #League of Legends #longzhu gaming #royal never give up #SKT T1 #Stage group #Worlds 2017

[leagueoflasagnas]

WORLDS START TOMORROW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! I don't know how many games I will be able to watch since I will be pretty busy irl (I'll be mostly watching VOD), but I'll definitely try to support Europe. I'll be honest tho, my crystal ball prediction were FPX, but anything could happen... Meanwhile Off-season is getting spicy with all sort of rumors and drama. Excited for the future! I'm also sensing a slow return to normality, so I'll keep my fingers crossed for the next LEC with public and everything! Unfortunately I don't have many updates about G2, as you have probably seen online things are getting a little bit by with the Rekkles rumors and people claiming there are internal conflicts... The only thing I know is that Jankos will be on vacation in Italy, Switzerland and Austria with his friends from Poland and Rekkles is currently enjoying his time with his niece. Here's a video of T1 singing because it's cute:

#This post is so chaotic wtf #league of legends #esports #g2 esports #lec #rekkles #jankos #T1 #fpx #worlds 2021 #Youtube