Riot Games has announced significant changes to its European Regional Leagues  system for League of Legends Esports, set to take effect in 2025. These updates aim to introduce greater flexibility for tournament organizers , simplify broadcasting requirements, and adjust various competition rules.

the changes include:

1.Increased flexibility for tournament organizers to design competition formats.

2.Relaxed broadcasting rules, including the option to stream remotely or in-studio and the removal of the requirement to air every match.

3.Elimination of mandatory substitute player rules for teams.

4.An option for tournament organizers to increase the number of locally trained representatives .

5.Reduced restrictions on players participating in third-party events.

6.Updated in-person event guidelines and adjustments to Division 2 rules.

According to Riot, tournament organizers will have "greater flexibility" to create split formats tailored to their specific communities, while still adhering to an overarching structured seasonal framework. This change is expected to allow leagues to innovate and better engage with local fans.

Broadcasting and co-streaming rules are also being revamped. tournament organizers will now have the freedom to choose between studio and remote setups for their broadcasts and will no longer be required to stream every match. Additionally, tournament organizers will have the discretion to grant co-streaming rights to teams, including first-person view streams, providing “a greater diversity of streaming possibilities.” Riot believes these updates will enhance the fan experience and allow organizers to better cater to their audiences.

These adjustments reflect Riot’s commitment to making the European Regional Leagues more dynamic and adaptable, ultimately benefiting players, teams, tournament organizers, and fans alike.

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