G2 Esports Scrim Performance at Worlds 2025
Sheep Esports presents expert analysis and updates from the League of Legends Esports scene. After every split or major event, Romain Bigeard, General Manager of G2 Esports in the LEC, shares detailed scrim results. For Worlds 2025, G2 maintained a demanding scrim schedule from October 3rd until their quarterfinal exit against Top Esports on October 30th.
Scrim Overview
During this period, G2 completed 35 scrim blocks totaling 129 games. Their overall winrate was 54.2%, with 70 wins and 59 losses.
Performance Against Regional Opponents
The team's scrim record reveals strengths and weaknesses against various regions:
- LPL and LTA as Challenges: The LPL and LTA regions proved difficult for G2. Their only LPL win was a best-of-one victory over BiliBili Gaming in Round 2. Invictus Gaming inflicted G2’s heaviest scrim loss early on, winning 6–1 in a single block.
- LTA Matches: G2 faced FlyQuest three times, securing victory only during the official match on the main stage.
- Strong Practice Against South Korea: G2 scrimmed the LCK region the most, despite not practicing against Hanwha Life Esports. Their performance in scrims against Korean teams was notably strong.
"G2 engaged in an intensive scrim schedule, completing 35 blocks comprising a total of 129 scrim games, with an overall winrate of 54.2%." — Romain Bigeard
"The best-of-one win over BiliBili Gaming in Round 2 is almost G2’s only victory against the LPL."
"Invictus Gaming handed them their heaviest defeat in a single scrim block at the very start of their campaign (1–6)."
Summary
G2’s Worlds 2025 scrims highlight clear regional challenges against the LPL and LTA, contrasted by solid practice results against Korean teams in the LCK.
Author’s takeaway
G2’s scrim record at Worlds 2025 reveals strong adaptability but exposes consistent struggles against LPL and LTA opponents, emphasizing the competitive demands of international play.
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