SLE Weekly

  SLE Weekly 5.3 The Champions has returned The reigning champions, Vitagen, have returned to the SLE stage with a revamped roster, ready to defend their title. Among the champions' ranks, the core of Toplaner Ant, Jungler Dutchh, and Botlaner Jomiie remains intact, providing stability and experience. However, the team has introduced two new faces to their lineup, welcoming Saros to the Midlane and Dekii to the Support role. The champions' roster adjustments have sparked discussions within the community. Some speculate whether the rookies' relative lack of experience could potentially be a stumbling block for the team's success. On the other hand, others ponder whether Vitagen will maintain their dominant streak or face new challenges from their rivals. One thing is certain: should Vitagen clinch the Split 5 championship and Dutchh earn an MVP accolade, the debate surrounding the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) and the discussion for the Best Franchise in SLE history will ...

  SLE Weekly 5.2 Start of the Split is near Where is Vitagen? In an unexpected twist, it appears that the reigning champions, Vitagen, have yet to secure a spot in the upcoming Split 5. The powerhouse team, that was led by the formidable roster of Ant, Dutchh, Itchighoti, Jomiie, Loco, and Balthasar, had dominated Split 4 with their exceptional gameplay. However, insiders have revealed that both Itchi and Loco have chosen to step down from the team, leaving Vitagen with the formidable challenge of finding suitable replacements. The departure of Loco and Itchi, both influential players in their own right, raises questions about the team's ability to maintain the same level of dominance they exhibited in the previous split. With their exceptional skills and strategic contributions, their absence will undoubtedly leave big shoes to fill for any incoming players. As Vitagen searches for new talents to join their ranks, the spotlight is on the potential candidates who will not only need...

  SLE Weekly 5.1 SLE Split 5 set to Kick Off The highly anticipated 5th Split of the SLE is just around the corner, scheduled to commence on September 4th. Fans, players, and teams alike are eagerly awaiting the start of this new chapter in the SLE's competitive journey. With the dawn of Split 5 comes a revolutionary change in the tournament's format, promising a thrilling and dynamic experience for all participants. New Format: Swiss System The centerpiece of Split 5 is the introduction of the Swiss format, which replaces the traditional play-ins and divisional round. Under this new system, all registered teams will compete in a series of rounds where they will be paired against teams with similar points. The swiss format ensures that each team faces a variety of opponents, offering a more balanced and competitive environment. How the Swiss Format Works: Round 1: All registered teams participate in the first round, earning points based on their performance (wins/losses). Round...