A planned League of Legends scrim between Los Ratones and GIANTX has been postponed due to an LEC rule enforcement by Riot Games. This rare public scrim session, which was meant to be streamed live on March 9, was canceled due to regulatory concerns.

Los Ratones founder and coach Caedrel confirmed on his stream that "regulatory issues" led to the cancellation, though he mentioned that discussions are ongoing to resolve these concerns. While scrims between ERL and LEC teams are common practice, they typically occur behind closed doors.

The specific rule causing the postponement wasn't disclosed. Neither the ERL 2025 Rulebook nor the LEC 2025 Rulebook explicitly addresses streaming practice matches, though Riot maintains the right to modify rules as needed.

This situation highlights two key issues:

• The growing demand from fans for behind-the-scenes content
• The need for clear guidelines regarding streamed practice sessions between ERL and LEC teams

Some fans speculate this may precede an announcement from Riot about new streaming policies for practice matches. For now, both teams and their supporters await further clarification on the matter.

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