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2018 NA LCS Spring Finals is going to Miami

LoL eSports

The top four teams from the NA LCS Spring Split will be heading to the heart of South Beach for Finals weekend. Don’t miss the 3rd place match on Saturday, April 7 and the crowning of a new split champion on Sunday, April 8 live from our tropical Finals destination.

Everything you need to know to purchase your Finals tickets including prices, on sale date and time, and more will be released on Lolesports on February 12.

To learn more about how we pick where NA LCS Finals will be held—and why it can take us a while to announce locations—check out our new series, Quick Notes.

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