RLCS 2025: EU Open #4 | Group Stage Drama Intensifies
The RLCS 2025 EU Open #4 heats up as Day 4 ignites fierce matchups among sixteen competing teams. Fans experience stress as surprising performances unfold, raising eyebrows and sparking debates on team rankings and playoff prospects.
Format Breakdown
The tournament follows a Group Stage format, divided into two GSL groups of eight. All matches are Best of 5 (Bo5). The top four teams from each group will advance to the playoffs, totaling eight teams moving forward.
Day 4 Schedule
Today, May 2, 2025
15:00 UTC - Top 16 GSL Matches
Upcoming
May 3, 2025 - Top 8 Hybrid Elimination
May 4, 2025 - Top 6 Single Elimination
Group Summary
Group A Teams
Ninjas in Pyjamas - itachi, nass, Oski, Snaski
Synergy - ajg, Dorito, Rizex, BatOu
F4WD - ejby, Mikeboy, growlii, Poddy
Geekay Esports - Archie, Joyo, oaly, Nick
Karmine Corp - Vatira, Atow, dralii, Ferra
Gentle Mates - Alpine, Seikoo, juicy, yujin, Eversax
Dopamine - Kaydop, AztraL, Rysfox, Thony
Tokyo Tigers - Kash, Gramma, Pluvo, Stelios
Group B Teams
Dignitas - stizzy, ApparentlyJack, Joreuz, ViolentPanda
Team Vitality - zen, M0nkey, M00n, ExoTiiK, Kassio
JJROX - MaRc_By_8, Stake, Rxii, Allan
Smokey Bacon Association - Smokez, Mittaen, Compact, ANDYTHEMANDY
Team BSK - rust, ez95, Mozzarella, Pisky, Ekon
Atom Unity - vorceful, velocity, Nuqqet
Team BDS - Nico, GiuK, mtzR, Extra
100% - LuiisP, accro, rehzzy
Notable Player Performances
Comments reveal mixed reactions about team performances so far:
"Itachi gonna sweep everybody," reflecting confidence in Ninjas in Pyjamas.
A fan remarked, "BDS losing to JJROX is pretty embarrassing," highlighting discontent over Team BDS’s performance.
Positive buzz surrounds Gentle Mates with many praising, "GM8s definitely still have a lot to figure out but I’m loving what I’m seeing from Yujin."
Sentiment Check
The chatter reveals a blend of excitement and frustrations. While some teams shine, others like 100% and BDS are scrutinized for disappointing results. A recurring theme surfaces with fans expressing disbelief, as one noted, "That was more stressful than it should have been," pointing to unexpected turns during matches.
Key Insights
🔥 Itachi is on track to dominate Group A.
🎯 Seikoo’s performance is on an upswing, gaining attention.
😬 BDS garners mixed reviews, with many declaring them overrated this split.
❗ "100% should have won the series, kinda threw," showcasing fan disappointment in close matches.
As the competition progresses, fans look towards the playoffs, eager to see if underperformers can turn things around or if the frontrunners will maintain their edge.