League of Legends players have reached an agreement with Riot Games.

According to The Verge , League of Legends players in North America who had considered withdrawing from the LCS have reached an agreement with Riot Games.

Previously, the League Championship Series (LCS) gaming community, represented by LCSPA, collectively announced a break from competition after Riot announced the disbandment of amateur youth teams in the North American Challengers League (NACL) during the summer. Following this move, Riot had to postpone the LCS by two weeks, but the company also stated that it was prepared to cancel the entire summer tournament if the two sides could not reach an agreement.

League of Legends players have reached an agreement with Riot Games.

After several days of discussions, the LCS Twitter account recently announced that the LCSPA, LCS teams, and Riot have reached an agreement to continue the LCS Summer 2023 season on June 14th. Accordingly, Riot and the teams have made concessions to ensure a more sustainable future for NACL and a fairer voice for gamers.

Additionally, the parties agreed to distribute $300,000 to the 10 NACL teams. This move represents equality for gamers and teams, and a commitment to ensuring that foreign players receive healthcare services from the day they arrive in the United States.

The LCS Summer 2023 will begin on June 14th, with a schedule of matches taking place three days a week – Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday – instead of two days a week like the spring season.

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