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OCE will have two representatives at Worlds.
Following the tally of Ranked ladder Teamfight Tactics snapshot points for the Oceanic region, a total of 24 players will compete for two slots at the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship.
For the first time in TFT esports history, the OCE region will send two representatives to Worlds this year following a late announcement from Riot. Players competing at the Set 6.5 Neon Nights OCE Regional Finals were able to qualify via one of four ways: The Mid-Set Invitational, Scholar Cup, Challenger Series, and the 6.5 Ranked ladder snapshot. The top two players at the Oceanic Regionals will earn an invite to the Gizmos & Gadgets World Championship.
All eight players who made it to the final day at the TFT Mid-Set OCE Invitational qualified for the 6.5 Neon Nights Regional Finals.
A total of 176 players competed at the OCE Scholar Cup with the top four advancing to the 6.5 Neon Nights Regional Finals.
The top four players at the OCE Challenger Series earned an invite to the TFT 6.5 Regional Finals. Finishing first to third was Angora, Perfect, and Yush—all of whom had already qualified for the OCE Regionals. This opened the door for players who finished third to sixth.
A total of eight players earned an invite to the OCE Regional Finals via the 6.5 Neon Nights ladder snapshots. All players, like Angora who managed to earn the maximum 300 points obtainable and had already qualified via one of the three tournaments, were passed over.
The next 10 players eligible via the ladder snapshot were also invited and put on a waitlist in case one of the eight was unable to compete.
The Oceanic TFT 6.5 Neon Nights Regional Finals will take place from April 1 to 3. Fans can watch the OCE Regionals via Twitch. Casters and start times for the broadcast have not been announced at time of writing. This article will get updated once the information becomes available.
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