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They lost outright in the first round against G2 Esports and were relegated to the losers bracket, where they managed to beat FC Schalke 04 and then lost to Rogue, clinching them the 4th LEC Worlds spot. They qualified for LEC 2020 Summer Playoffs in the bottom part of the Winners bracket because of how the special system worked for 2020. MAD got off to a fairly strong start in the summer split and held the top spot for most of the season only to lose it to Rogue right at the end.

#PORT ROYALE 3 TRAINERS SERIES#

This time their opponent came better prepared and dominated the series 3-1 to end MAD's first split under their new name. In Round 2 they faced Fnatic and were completely outclassed by them which meant that they needed to beat G2 again in the lower finals to get a rematch against Fnatic in the finals. For Round 1 they were chosen by G2 Esports and managed to put up a great fight that ended in saving their nexus one hit before defeat to close out the game and therefore the series 3-2. They, however, continued to show varying performances throughout the rest of the split but due to beating their opponents Misfits Gaming and Origen in the last two weeks, they secured 4th place with an 11-7 record which meant a place in the upper bracket of playoffs. MAD had a good start to Spring Split as they went 5-3 in the first four weeks which meant that they were in a 3-way-tie for 4th just one win behind first place. Their initial roster for the LEC 2020 Season included four rookie players - Orome, Shadow, Carzzy, and Gistick - along with mid laner Humanoid, the only carry-over from Splyce. Parent company OverActive Media rebranded Splyce as MAD Lions in November 2019, with an official announcement on the 29th. The organization has teams in League of Legends, Clash Royale, CS:GO, and FIFA. For the LVP SLO team that went by the same name, now known as MAD Lions Madrid, see here.

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