The EMEA Masters Summer Split runs from September 21 to October 23, with forty-two teams from the 13 EMEA Regional Leagues (ERLs) fighting for the last European tier-two title of the year. Slots are handed out through the ERL summer playoffs, running until mid-September — with one exception. For the first time, the Winter and Spring champions are directly invited, a way to reward the best teams of the year across the full season.
With Galions and Solary already invited, France sends five teams to the tournament — the largest delegation of any league.
The NLC (Northern Europes), AL (Middle East and North Africa), HLL (Greece), RL (Poland), HM (Czech Republic), ROL (Benelux), EBL (Balkans) and LPLOL (Portugal) will each send their Top 3, with their summer playoffs still in progress.
Seeding will be finalized once all forty-two tickets are punched, with several qualified teams still playing for their final placement in their domestic playoffs.
