G2 Esports Scrim Performance at Worlds 2025
Sheep Esports provides expert insights into the League of Legends competitive scene. Following the tradition after every major event, Romain Bigeard, General Manager of G2 Esports in the LEC, shared detailed scrim results from Worlds 2025.
Scrim Overview
From October 3rd until their quarterfinal exit against Top Esports on October 30th, G2 played an intense scrim schedule, completing 35 blocks and a total of 129 scrim games. Their overall win rate across these matches was 54.2%, achieving 70 wins and 59 losses.
Regional Performance Breakdown
Analyzing G2’s results against different regional opponents highlights their relative comfort and struggle zones on stage.
- LPL (China): The LPL posed significant challenges, with G2’s only win being a best-of-one victory against BiliBili Gaming in Round 2. Their toughest scrim defeat happened early against Invictus Gaming, losing 1–6 in a single block.
- LTA (Latin America): G2 met FlyQuest three times in scrims but only secured a win on stage, which was crucial.
- LCK (South Korea): Despite not scrimming against Hanwha Life Esports, G2 had the most scrim games against LCK teams overall, demonstrating strong practice performance against this region.
"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)."
"G2 faced FlyQuest three times and only managed to beat them on stage, when it mattered most."
Summary
G2 Esports showed solid scrimming especially against Korean teams but struggled in their practice and matches against LPL and LTA opponents throughout Worlds 2025.
Author’s Conclusion
G2’s 54.2% overall scrim winrate reveals regional strengths and weaknesses, highlighting their challenge in overcoming LPL and LTA teams despite solid preparation versus LCK opponents.