Froggen Anivia Highlights vs SHC in Summer European Worlds Qualifiers

Описание: Froggen's exceptional Anivia play vs Supa Hot Crew in EU LCS week 3.


Who is Froggen?

Since his childhood, Henrik "Froggen" Hansen has played video games such as Counter-Strike and Warcraft 3. Froggen was introduced to League of Legends by his brother and, over time, realized that becoming a professional gamer was a possibility. Froggen's competitive drive and desire to be the best AP Carry in League of Legends has landed him amongst the best players in the world of professional gaming. Mechanics and lane dominance are two aspects of Froggen's gameplay that he believes will set him above the rest, and secure victories for his team.

In December of 2013, Froggen joined newly formed team Alliance, who took Evil Geniuses spot in the European LCS.
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What is LCS?

LoL esports represents professional League of Legends on a global scale. Primarily it includes the five major professional leagues from around the globe:

North America: NA LCS
Europe: EU LCS
Korea: OGN The Champions (OGN)
China: League of Legends Pro League (LPL)
South East Asia: Garena Premier League (GPL)

These leagues, plus international qualifiers from regions not represented above, feed into the World Championship that occurs annually between the best teams in the world.
LCS

The LCS is an 8-team league where teams will play 28 games - four single-game matches against each of the other seven teams in the league. At the end of the regular season split, the top two teams earn a bye into the playoffs. The 3rd through 6th seeded teams play in the wildcard round. The winners advance to play the top two seeds while the losers play in a 5th-place match. The loser of the 5th-place match drops to relegation matches along with the two teams that failed to make the playoffs where three challenger teams attempt to knock them out of the LCS in the Promotion Tournament.

After the first split of the season, the following split will follow the same outlines with the exception of the playoff format. Based on the playoff results, the top teams will earn a trip to the 2014 World Championships in South Korea.