2015 GPL season

2015 GPL season
2015 GPL season
League	Garena Premier League
Sport	League of Legends
Duration	10 December – 12 April (Spring); 24 June – 9 August (Summer); 15–16 August (Regional Finals);
Number of teams	16
Spring Split
Champions	Saigon Fantastic Five
Runners-up	Bangkok Titans
Summer Split
Champions	Bangkok Titans
Runners-up	Saigon Jokers
Regional Finals
Champions	Bangkok Titans
Runners-up	Saigon Jokers
GPL seasons
	← 2014 2016 →

Last updated January 03, 2024

The 2015 GPL season was the fourth edition of the Garena Premier League, a Riot Games-organised tournament for League of Legends , the multiplayer online battle arena video game. It is a fully professional League of Legends league over all of the Southeast Asia region, with 16 teams from 5 countries/areas to determine which team is the best in the region.

Spring

Format

Group Stage #1

16 teams divided into 4 groups of 4 (8 Seeded, 8 Unseeded)
Double Round Robin, Each match is Best of Two.

2:0 Winning team receives 3 points.
1:1 Both teams receive 1 point.

Top 2 teams from each group advance to Group Stage 2.

All Ties Broken by Head-to-Head Record

Leading team in 4 group at GPL Spring 2015 after week 4 will be qualified to participate Taipei IEM play-off

Group Stage #2

8 teams divided into 2 groups of 4 (4 Seeded, 4 Unseeded)
Double Round Robin, Each match is Best of Two.

2:0 Winning team receives 3 points.
1:1 Both teams receive 1 point.

Top 2 teams from each group advance to Playoffs.

All Ties Broken by Head-to-Head Record

Play-off

Four teams participate
Both 1st place teams from Group Stage #2 plays 2nd place from the other group in the semifinals
Matches are best of five
Winner qualifies for the IWCI 2015
Finalists qualify for the SEA Finals

Qualifications

Countries	Slot	League
Vietnam	6	GPL Vietnamese Promotion
Singapore/ Malaysia	4	TLC Summer Grand Finals
Philippines	3	PGS Summer
Thailand	2	Thailand Grand Championship TPL Summer
Indonesia	1	LGS Season 1

Qualified teams

Counties	League	Team(s)	ID
Vietnam	VCSA	Saigon Jokers	SAJ
		269 Gaming	269
		Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5
		ASUS Fate	ASF
		Full Louis	HFL
		Ultimate	UTM
Philippines	Pro Gaming Series (PGS)	Diamond Team	WGD
		Mineski	MSK
		Wargods	WG
Malaysia	LOL Championship Malaysia (LCM)	KL Hunters	KLH
Malaysia	LOL Championship Malaysia (LCM)	Team KTHXBAI	KTB
Singapore	Singapore Legends Series (SLS)	Team Fat Rabbit	TFR
Singapore	Singapore Legends Series (SLS)	Insidious Legends	IGL
Thailand	Thailand Pro League (TPL)	Bangkok Titans	BKT
Thailand	Thailand Pro League (TPL)	Team Infinite	IFIN
Indonesia	LOL Garuda Series (LGS)	Jakarta Juggernauts	J2G

Results

Group stage

Group Stage #1 ^[2]

Group A

#	Team	~	BKT	ASF	WG	WGD	W	L	±
1	Bangkok Titans	BKT	~	4−0	3−1	4−0	11	1	10
2	ASUS FATE	ASF	0−4	~	4−0	4−0	8	4	4
3	Wargods	WG	1−3	0−4	~	4−0	5	7	−2
4	Diamond Team	WGD	0−4	0−4	0−4	~	0	12	−12

Group B

#	Team	~	APU	SF5	MSK	IFIN	W	L	±
1	Ultimate	UTM	~	2−2	4−0	4−0	10	2	8
2	Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5	2−2	~	2−2	4−0	8	4	4
3	Mineski	NSK	0−4	2−2	~	4−0	6	6	0
4	Team Infinite	IFIN	0−4	0−4	0−4	~	0	12	−12

Group C

#	Team	~	SAJ	HFL	TFR	J2G	W	L	±
1	Saigon Jokers	SAJ	~	2−2	4−0	4−0	10	2	8
2	Full Louis	HFL	2−2	~	2−2	4−0	8	4	4
3	Team Fat Rabbit	TFR	0−4	2−2	~	4−0	6	6	0
4	Jakarta Juggernauts	J2G	0−4	0−4	0−4	~	0	12	−12

Group D

#	Team	~	IGL	269	KLH	KTB	W	L	±
1	Insidious Legends	IGL	~	3−1	3−1	4−0	10	2	8
2	269 Gaming	269	1−3	~	3−1	4−0	8	4	4
3	KL Hunters	KLH	1−3	1−3	~	3−1	5	7	−12
4	Team KTHXBAI	KTB	0−4	0−4	1−3	~	1	11	−10

Group Stage #2

Group A

#	Team	~	BKT	269	HFL	UTM	W	L	±
1	Bangkok Titans	BKT	~	2−2	3−1	3−1	8	4	4
2	269 Gaming	269	2−2	~	3−1	3−1	8	4	4
3	Full Louis	HFL	1−3	1−3	~	3−1	5	7	−2
4	Ultimate	UTM	1−3	1−3	1−3	~	3	9	−6

Tiebreaker Match Bangkok Titans2−0 269 Gaming

Group B

#	Team	~	SF5	IGL	SAJ	ASF	W	L	±
1	Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5	~	3−1	2−2	4−0	9	3	6
2	Insidious Legends	IGL	1−3	~	3−1	4−0	8	4	4
3	Saigon Jokers	SAJ	2−2	1−3	~	3−1	6	6	0
4	ASUS Fate	ASF	1−3	1−3	0−4	~	2	10	−8

Playoffs

Semi-finals		Finals

8 August 2015

269 Gaming	2
		9 August 2015
Saigon Fantastic Five	3
		Saigon Fantastic Five^[3]	3
8 August 2015
		Bangkok Titans	0
Bangkok Titans	3

Insidious Legends	0
		3rd-place match

		9 August 2015

		Insidious Legends	1

		269 Gaming	3

Final standings

Place	Team	Prize money	Qualification
1st	Saigon Fantastic Five	$20,000	IWCI 2015 SEA Finals
2nd	Bangkok Titans	$16,000	SEA Finals
3rd	269 Gaming	$12,000
4th	Insidious Legends	$8,000
5–8th	Saigon Jokers	$5,000
	ASUS Fate
	Full Louis
	Ultimate
9-12th	Wargods	$3,500
	Mineski
	Team Fat Rabbit
	KL Hunters
13-16th	Diamond Team	$2,5000
	Team Infinite
	Team KTHXBAI
	Jakarta Juggernauts

Summer

Format

Group Stage #1

16 teams divided into 4 groups of 4 (8 Seeded, 8 Unseeded)
Double Round Robin, Each match is Best of Two.

2:0 Winning team receives 3 points.
1:1 Both teams receive 1 point.

Top 2 teams from each group advance to Group Stage #2.

All Ties Broken by Head-to-Head Record before the tie-breaker.

Leading team in 4 group at GPL Spring 2015 after week 4 will be qualified to participate Taipei IEM play-off

Group Stage #2

One group with 8 teams.
Single Round Robin, Each match is Best of One.
Top 4 teams advance to the Play-off.

All ties broken by Head-to-Head Record before the tie-breaker.

Play-off

Single-elimination bracket of 4 teams, Group Stage #2 #1 Seed vs. Group Stage #2 #4 Seed and Group Stage #2 #2 Seed vs. Group Stage #2 #3 Seed.
Matches are best of five
Top 2 teams qualify to SEA Finals ¹

Qualifications

Countries	Slot	League
Vietnam	6	GPL Vietnamese Promotion
Singapore/ Malaysia	4	LCA Season 1
Philippines	3	PGS Spring
Thailand	2	TPL Spring
Indonesia	1	LGS Season 2

^1 Bangkok Titans has already qualified to SEA Finals. The spot will be replaced by the third place team.

Qualified teams

6 teams from 5 countries/areas^[4]^[5]

Counties	League	Team(s)	ID
Vietnam	VCSA	Saigon Jokers	SAJ
		Boba Marines	BM
		Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5
		Hanoi Fate	ASF
		Full Louis	GFL
		ZOTAC United	ZOT
Philippines	Pro Gaming Series (PGS)	Imperium Pro Team	IPT
		Mineski	MSK
		Wargods	WG
Malaysia	LOL Championship Malaysia (LCM)	KL Hunters	KLH
Singapore	Singapore Legends Series (SLS)	Team Proioxis	PRS
		Thirsty Chinchillas	TCH
		Impunity Legends	IMP
Thailand	Thailand Pro League (TPL)	Bangkok Titans	BKT
Thailand	Thailand Pro League (TPL)	Go To Sleep	GTS
Indonesia	LOL Garuda Series (LGS)	Jakarta Juggernauts	J2G

Results

Group stage

Group Stage #1

Group A

#	Team	~	SAJ	ZOT	TCH	J2G	W	L	±
1	Saigon Jokers	SAJ	~	2−0	2−0	2−0	6	0	6
2	ZOTAC United	ZOT	0−2	~	2−0	1−1	3	3	0
3	Thirsty Chinchillas	TCH	0−2	1−1	~	2−0	3	3	0
4	Jakarta Juggernauts	J2G	0−2	0−2	0−2	~	0	6	−6

2nd Tiebreaker match Thirsty Chinchillas 0−1 ZOTAC United

Group B

#	Team	~	ASF	SF5	IPT	WG	W	L	±
1	Hanoi Fate	ASF	~	1−1	2−0	2−0	5	1	4
2	Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5	1−1	~	1−1	1−1	3	3	0
3	Imperium Pro Team	IPT	1−1	1−1	~	0−2	2	4	−2
4	Wargods	WG	0−2	1−1	1−1	~	2	4	−2

3rd Tiebreaker match Wargods 0−1 Imperium Pro Team

Group C

#	Team	~	GFL	KLH	IMP	PRS	W	L	±
1	Full Louis	GFL	~	2−0	2−0	1−1	5	1	4
2	Kuala Lumpur Hunters	KLH	1−1	~	2−0	0−2	3	3	0
3	Impunity Legends	IMP	0−2	0−2	~	2−0	2	4	−2
4	Team Proioxis	PRS	0−2	2−0	0−2	~	2	4	−2

Group D

#	Team	~	BKT	BM	GTS	MSK	W	L	±
1	Bangkok Titans	BKT	~	2−0	2−0	2−0	6	0	0
2	Boba Marines	269	0−2	~	2−0	2−0	4	2	2
3	Go To Sleep	GTS	0−2	0−2	~	1−1	1	5	−4
4	Mineski	MSK	0−2	0−2	1−1	~	1	5	−4

3rd Tiebreaker match Go To Sleep 1−0 Mineski

Group Stage #2

Double Round Robin. Top 4 teams advance to Knock-out stage.

#	Team	~	BM	GFL	BKT	SAJ	SF5	ASF	ZOT	KLH	W	L	±
1	Boba Marines	BM	~	1−0	1−0	0−1	1−0	1−0	1−0	1−0	6	1	+5
2	Full Louis	GFL	0−1	~	1−0	1−0	1−0	0−1	1−0	1−0	5	2	+3
3	Bangkok Titans	BKT	0−1	0−1	~	1−0	1−0	1−0	1−0	1−0	5	2	+3
4	Saigon Jokers	SAJ	1−0	0−1	0−1	~	1−0	1−0	1−0	1−0	5	2	+3
5	Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	~	1−0	1−0	1−0	3	4	−1
6	Hanoi Fate	ASF	0−1	1−0	0−1	0−1	0−1	~	1−0	1−0	3	4	−1
7	ZOTAC United	ZOT	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	~	1−0	1	6	−5
8	KL Hunters	KLH	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	0−1	~	0	7	−7

Playoffs

Semi-finals		Finals

8 August 2015

Full Louis	2
		9 August 2015
Bangkok Titans	3
		Bangkok Titans	3
8 August 2015
		Saigon Jokers	0
Saigon Jokers	3

Boba Marines	0
		3rd-place match

		9 August 2015

		Boba Marines	2

		Full Louis	3

Final standings

Place	Team	Prize money	Qualification
1st	Bangkok Titans	$20,000
2nd	Saigon Jokers	$16,000	SEA Finals
3rd	Full Louis	$12,000	SEA Finals
4th	Boba Marines	$8,000
5th	Saigon Fantastic Five	$7,000
6th	Hanoi Fate	$6,000
7th	ZOTAC United	$5,000
8th	KL Hunters	$4,000
9-12th	Imperium Pro Team	$3,000
	Go To Sleep
	Thirsty Chinchillas
	Impunity Legends
13-16th	Team Proioxis	$2,5000
	Wargods
	Mineski
	Jakarta Juggernauts

Regional Finals

Format

Top 2 teams from 2015 GPL Spring and 2015 GPL Summer.
If additional teams are needed to reach 4 total teams, they will be added in order of 2015 GPL Summer Split finish.
Single-elimination bracket.
Each match is Best of Five.
Winner qualifies for the 2015 International Wildcard Tournament.

Qualified teams

4 teams from 2 countries/areas

Counties	League	Team(s)	ID	Place
Vietnam	VCSA	Saigon Jokers	SAJ	2nd 2015 GPL Summer
		Saigon Fantastic Five	SF5	Winner 2015 GPL Spring
		Full Louis	FL	3rd 2015 GPL Summer
Thailand	TPL	Bangkok Titans	BKT	Winner 2015 GPL Summer

Results

Semi-finals		Finals

15 August 2015

Saigon Fantastic Five	1
		16 August 2015
Saigon Jokers	3
		Bangkok Titans	3
15 August 2015
		Saigon Jokers	1 ^[6]
Bangkok Titans	3

Full Louis	2
		3rd place match

		16 August 2015

		Saigon Fantastic Five	0

		Full Louis	3

Final standings

Place	Team	Qualification
1st	Bangkok Titans	2015 International Wildcard Tournament.
2nd	Saigon Jokers
3rd	Full Louis
4th	Saigon Fantastic Five

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[2] "GPL 2015 Mùa Xuân tuần 8: Các đại diện Việt Nam xuất sắc vượt qua vòng bảng đầu tiên". Lienminh.garena.vn. Retrieved 3 May 2019.

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[5] "Giới thiệu các đội tuyển tham dự GPL mùa hè 2015 (P2)".

[6] "Saigon Jokers vs Bangkok Titans - LoL - 2015 SEA Qualifier | GosuGamers". www.gosugamers.net.

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2015 GPL season

Contents

Spring

Format

Qualifications

Qualified teams

Results

Group stage

Playoffs

Final standings

Summer

Format

Qualifications

Qualified teams

Results

Group stage

Playoffs

Final standings

Regional Finals

Format

Qualified teams

Results

Final standings

Related Research Articles

References

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