Rounding out Group B are the second seeds from Korea and EU. Nukomaru will be trying to extend that streak. Unlike LATAM, Japan has always had its representative in the top eight finals. The fourth play-in participant who qualified for the Group Stage was Nukomaru who actually finished in second place on Day 1. SMBappe qualified for the group stage through the Play-In Stage after a clutch performance in the last game, getting a first-place finish which shot him up the standings into third place. LATAMвЂ™s second seed, SMBappe will give LATAM two chances to do it.

LATAMвЂ™s champion, El Tomo is looking to give LATAM their first-ever appearance in the top eight finals at Worlds. The only other player that had a chance to steal the win away from Qitux in the eventвЂ™s finals was Huanmie, who is entering Worlds as ChinaвЂ™s third seed. He won three lobbies in the four-game finals, ending the checkmate event before a majority of the lobby had a chance to hit check. After his historical performance in the NA Regional Finals, Robinsongz is looking to show that not only is he the best player in NA, but that heвЂ™s also the best player in the world.Д¬hinaвЂ™s regional finals winner, Qitux is coming off a fantastic showing in his previous event. Robinsongz is by far the favorite in this group to move on. Group B is headlined by the regional champions from North America, China, Latin America, and Japan. The rivalry between NA and EU is strong as ever but Milk is aiming to stop it. Rounding out the group is North AmericaвЂ™s second seed, DeliciousmilkGG who known for his antics on social media. Woozzul, formerly known as Woojung, will also get a chance to avenge KoreaвЂ™s poor performance. BrazilвЂ™s champion Souolucas will get a chance to avenge fellow countryman, Inc mplete, who barely missed the cut during the play-ins. Escha led all players in the Play-In Stage with 28 points.Д¬hinaвЂ™s second seed Zixingche will get the first chance to redeem ChinaвЂ™s poor performance in the Play-In Stage.

Another player from the play-in stage that will join Shircane in Group A is OCE champion, Escha.

Shircane is one of the four play-in players to make it to the Group Stage. Joining Gluteus Maximus is the third and fourth seeds from EU, ACKK, and Shircane. ThatвЂ™s because three of EUвЂ™s four seeds have been put into the same group. Not only will Gluteus Maximus get a chance to prove himself on the worldвЂ™s stage in this group, but he will also get a chance to show he deserved the first seed from EU as well. The headliners in Group A consist of the winners of the regional finals from Europe, South Korea, Brazil, and Oceania. Here is the breakdown of each group for the $250,000 TFT Reckoning World Championship. The top four players in each group will advance to the finals on Monday to compete for the crown of TFT Reckoning World Champion. Each group will play on a separate day with Group A playing on Saturday. Groups were randomized after the end of Day 1 as players have been split into two static groups of eight. With the Teamfight Tactics Reckoning World Championship Play-In Stage finally over, the final four players to join the 16 player group stage have been decided and the groups have been revealed.

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