LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: Red Bull's Solo Q Tournament Is Officially Coming Mid November

Since Riot Game's hit game League of Legends has become such a smash hit with PC players over the years, it only makes sense that tournaments should be held that pit the best of the best against each other to see who will come out on top. The game itself has always been known for its incredibly competitive environment along with its very sharp learning curve, and while the creators are trying to make it more accessible to other players, it is always nice to see the cream of the crop duke it out for superiority.

Now, with the help of Red Bull, the League of Legends Championship Series is an eSports league that pits players of all ages and skill level against each other. In particular, the Red Bull Solo Q event is a 1v1 tournament that really tests the skills of those who are competing in the game. 

With the Solo Q Finals coming in less than a week, the event is going to be held on the show's official Twitch stream, and those who are watching can check it out during a live stream that will also be held on the channel. There is a lot of opportunities to learn and also enjoy the new event, and Red Bull and Twitch have made sure of that. 

Since the world has been so crazy lately, it's nice to see events like this helping to distract from the world even for a little bit. We would love to hear your thoughts on the new event in the comments below!

 

The League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) is the professional League of Legends esports league in North America. League of Legends is the most-watched esport globally with 13 international leagues worldwide. Now in its tenth year, LCS is the third-most popular major professional sports league among 18 to 34-year-olds in the United States. LCS is overseen and operated by Riot Games under the leadership of Chris Greeley, LCS Commissioner.