LoL Worlds 2025: G2 Esports Scrim Performance Overview
Sheep Esports presents expert analysis and the latest updates in League of Legends Esports. Following their usual tradition after major tournaments, Romain Bigeard, General Manager of G2 Esports in the LEC, shared detailed scrim results from Worlds 2025.
Scrim Summary and Winrate
From October 3 until their quarterfinal exit against Top Esports on October 30, G2 played an intense scrim schedule. They completed 35 scrim blocks, totaling 129 games, achieving an overall winrate of 54.2% with 70 wins and 59 losses.
Regional Performance Insights
Examining their results against different regions highlights where G2 felt more comfortable or struggled during the event.
- LPL and LTA as Challenges: The LPL and LTA regions proved toughest for G2. Their rare victory against the LPL came from a best-of-one win over BiliBili Gaming in Round 2. Invictus Gaming inflicted their worst scrim defeat early on with a 1–6 score in one block.
- Struggles Against LTA: G2 faced FlyQuest three times but only managed a win on stage, their crucial moment.
- Strong Practice Against LCK: G2 showed much better results in scrims against South Korean teams overall. Notably, Hanwha Life Esports was the only tournament team they did not scrim, even though LCK opponents featured most frequently in their practice games.
"Between October 3rd and their elimination by Top Esports in quarters on October 30, G2 engaged in an intensive scrim schedule, completing 35 blocks comprising a total of 129 scrim games."
"The best-of-one win over BiliBili Gaming in Round 2 is almost G2’s only victory against the LPL, while Invictus Gaming handed them their heaviest defeat in a single scrim block at the very start of their campaign (1–6)."
Conclusion
G2 demonstrated solid overall scrim performance at Worlds 2025 but faced distinct challenges against certain regional opponents, especially the LPL and LTA, while showing strong adaptability against LCK teams in practice.
Author's summary: G2 Esports maintained a strong scrim record during Worlds 2025, excelling against Korean teams but struggling notably against LPL and LTA opponents, reflecting clear regional strengths and weaknesses.