G2 Esports Scrim Results at Worlds 2025
G2 Esports’ performance during the 2025 League of Legends World Championship offers insight into the team’s preparation and adaptability. According to data shared by Romain Bigeard, the General Manager of G2 Esports, the team completed an intense scrim schedule before their elimination by Top Esports on October 30.
Scrim Overview
Between October 3 and October 30, G2 played 129 scrim games organized into 35 blocks. They achieved 70 wins and 59 losses, resulting in a 54.2% overall win rate. The statistics highlight how competitive G2 remained behind the scenes while refining their strategies against teams from every major region.
Regional Performance Breakdown
- LCK (South Korea): G2 scrimmed the most against LCK teams, achieving a strong 57.9% win rate. Interestingly, Hanwha Life Esports was the only LCK representative they never faced in scrims.
- LPL (China): G2 struggled with just a 30% win rate. Their only on-stage win came against BiliBili Gaming, while Invictus Gaming gave them their harshest scrim result early on (1–6).
- LTA (Americas): The team had difficulty against this region as well, losing most scrims to FlyQuest but securing a crucial match victory on stage.
Insights from the Data
“Scrim results don’t always predict stage success, but they reveal where teams feel more confident and where challenges remain.” — Romain Bigeard
The numbers underline G2’s comfort versus Korean teams and their continued struggle against Chinese and American squads. Despite tough practice sessions, G2 managed to translate their preparation into at least partial success on the Worlds stage.
Author’s Summary
G2’s Worlds 2025 scrim stats show solid practice form against South Korea yet persistent difficulty handling LPL and LTA teams, hinting at regional meta gaps.