Top Esports Gaming, Invictus Gaming book final Chinese LoL Worlds slots at LPL Regional Finals 2025

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The final event on the 2025 League of Legends Pro League (LPL) calendar concluded on September 27. With qualification for the LoL Worlds at stake, it attracted enough audience interest to finish among the series's ten most popular events.

The LPL Regional Finals 2025, also known as the World Championship 2025 - LPL Regional Qualifier, acts as a qualifier to decide the final two teams that will qualify for the League of Legends World Championship 2025. Leaving aside the LPL Split 3 2025 champion and the LPL Championship Points topper, the next four sides with the highest LPL Championship Points competed to punch their tickets to the game's most coveted competition.

After three days of action, Top Esports Gaming and Invictus Gaming emerged as the teams that will represent China at the LoL Worlds 2025, alongside Bilibili Gaming and Anyone's Legend. With this coveted event happening at home, these sides will hope to put in solid displays and bring the world title back to the country by ending South Korea's recent domination.

  LPL Regional Finals 2025 – basic viewership stats and most popular matches   

The LPL Regional Finals 2025 hit 214,789 Peak Viewers (PV) during the Lower Bracket Final between Invictus Gaming and JD Gaming. The former won 3:1 to clinch the second and final Chinese slot for the 2025 Worlds, where it will participate for the first time since 2019.

The nearly 215,000 peak live viewers put this regional league's Worlds qualifier in the ninth spot on the table of the most popular events in the LPL, with the LPL Summer 2020 still atop the charts. Among the Regional Finals, it ended as the third most popular, behind the 2024 and 2022 editions.

  Most popular LPL Regional Finals since 2019   

With the World Championships getting closer and closer, all the teams that will do battle for the Summoner's Cup have been decided. It will be held across multiple Chinese cities from October 14 to November 11, with $5 million on the line.

Esports Charts will do a series of articles leading up to this prestigious LoL competition, which fans can catch here. Those looking for advanced statistics on such top-tier events can check out the PRO package, which gives access to language and platform viewership, general Twitch and YouTube statistics for events, and much more.