13.10.26 - 12:3013.10.2026 - 12:30·4m4 minutos de leitura·
Por Rabia Sayal
LOS retains CBLOL spot for 2027 after winning Promotion Tournament
LOS has retained its CBLOL spot for 2027 after defeating KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas in the Promotion Tournament Grand Final. Despite winning CBLOL Split 2 and qualifying for Worlds 2026, the Brazilian organisation had to defend its league spot before heading to its first-ever World Championship
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LØS has defeated KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas 3-1 in the CBLOL Promotion Tournament Grand Final
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LØS has won the CBLOL 2027 Promotion Tournament by defeating KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas 3-1 in the Grand Final. With this victory, the Brazilian organisation has successfully retained its place in the CBLOL for the 2027 season as a guest team.
This has been a really unusual campaign for LØS, as the team had to defend its place in the league despite winning CBLOL Split 2 and qualifying for Worlds 2026. Moreover, the organization was required to compete in the Promotion Tournament just two days after lifting the CBLOL trophy against FURIA.
“To me, it’s kind of bizarre. There’s no other explanation [...] It’s not because we’re playing two days in a row. That doesn’t really matter to me. The issue is revealing information, and that’s what I didn’t really like,” LOS support Gabriel “Ackerman” Aparicio told Sheep Esports.
LØS Dominates CBLOL Promotion Tournament
LØS entered the Promotion Tournament as the defending guest team after Isurus’ slot was reallocated to the Brazilian organization following its withdrawal from CBLOL. During the event, the team was up against five squads from Circuito Desafiante and Liga Regional Sul in a double-elimination bracket.
LØS began its campaign with a 3-0 victory over KaBuM! Ilha das Lendas in the Upper Bracket semifinal before sweeping Estral Esports by the same scoreline to advance to the Grand Final.
KaBuM!, on the other hand, made a successful run through the Lower Bracket to set up a rematch against LØS. Although the final was more competitive than their first encounter, KaBuM! could only manage to win one map as LØS closed out the series 3-1 to keep its CBLOL spot.
“I'll be honest, it was a shitty game schedule. And on top of that, they don't even give me the MVP. Thanks CBLOL. Anyway, LOS dominated both the 1st and 2nd division. Now it's on to Worlds,” said LØS’ top laner, Kim "Zest" Dong-min.
LOS Heads to the Biggest League of Legends stage
With CBLOL 2027 slot now confirmed, LØS will be focusing on its first-ever appearance at the League of Legends World Championship. As the region’s first seed, the team has directly qualified for the Swiss Stage, which begins on October 23.
Before the Swiss Stage gets underway, FURIA, MVK Esports, Cloud9, and Karmine Corp will compete in the Play-In for a place in the Main Event. All best-of-three (BO3) and best-of-five (BO5) matches at the tournament will use Fearless Draft and be played on Patch 26.20.
