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ESL Challenger China Season 3 x ACL 2026

May 1 – 3, 2026

8
Teams
China
Country
Games
35
Unique heroes
73
Avg game time
43:54
Avg player age
27.5

Sides stats

0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
60%
40%
?
?
?
Side win rate1st bloodAhead @10Ahead @20
RadiantDire

Players by country

  • China35
  • Malaysia5
First blood win rate
?
Win rate when ahead @10
?
Win rate when ahead @20
?
Comebacks (down 5k+)
?

Radiant win rate by gold lead @20

≤ −5k
−5k…−2k
−2k…0
0…2k
2k…5k
≥ 5k

Game length (minutes)

1
15
20
3
25
3
30
4
35
10
40
8
45
1
50
2
55
60
2
65
1
70+

Players age

15
16
17
18
19
20
21
122
123
224
725
326
527
728
629
130
331
32
33
34
35
36+
Longest games
  • Cloud DawningvsYakult Brothers73:07
  • Xtreme GamingvsVici Gaming69:48
  • Yakult BrothersvsVici Gaming67:05
  • Cloud DawningvsRefuser59:44
Shortest games
  • ResiliencevsMideng Dreamer18:58
  • Mideng DreamervsRoar Gaming27:42
  • Roar GamingvsMideng Dreamer28:40
  • Mideng DreamervsRoar Gaming29:13
Bloodiest games
  • Cloud DawningvsYakult Brothers79
  • Cloud DawningvsRefuser73
  • Yakult BrothersvsVici Gaming64
  • Yakult BrothersvsCloud Dawning58
Biggest comebacks
?

Winners

2026 · #3
×1
2026 · #2
×1

Positions, gold and experience are still loading from STRATZ (46 maps left): the GD, XPD and Most against columns fill in by themselves.

Radiant is green, Dire red. Games are maps. Sides, first blood and the course of the games (gold lead per minute) come from the Steam and STRATZ copies of the league games; countries from the rosters of the tournament page. A comeback is a map won by a team that trailed by 5 000 gold or more at some minute; "ahead" needs a non-zero lead. The age is counted at the first day of the tournament from the date of birth on the Liquipedia page of the player (players without a known date are left out). Winners are read from the pages of the earlier editions of the series (a page "Series/N" has the editions "Series/1"…"Series/N"); the number is how many titles the team has won in the series up to that edition.