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ESEA Season 32: Premier Division - Australia

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[e][h]ESEA Season 32: Premier Division - Australia
League Information
Series:
ESEA S32 Premier
Organizer:
ESEA
Sponsor:
Mountain Dew
Type:
Online
Location:
Australia Australia
Teams:
18
Start Date:
2019-09-02
End Date:
2019-12-15
Liquipedia Tier:
B-Tier
Links
Maps
Dust II • Inferno • Mirage • Nuke • Overpass • Train • Vertigo

About[edit]

Format[edit]

  • Regular Season:
    • Round-Robin league format
    • All teams play each other once
    • All matches are Bo1
    • Top 8 teams proceed to the Playoffs
    • Click here to show the tie-breaker process
  1. Overall record
  2. Head-to-Head record
  3. Best round difference in regulation rounds
  4. Bo3 decider if all other tie breaker scenarios are indecisive
  • Playoffs:
    • Single-Elimination bracket
    • All matches are Bo3

Prize Pool[edit]

Participants[edit]

Chiefs Esports Club
1Australia tucks 
2Australia Texta 
3Australia BL1TZ 
4New Zealand ofnu 
5New Zealand zewsy 
CAustralia ferg 
ORDER2, 4, 7
1Australia emagine 
2Australia Hatz 
3Australia aliStair 
4Australia INS 
5Australia Valiance 
Genuine Gaming
1Australia stat 
2Australia Jinxx 
3Australia apocdud 
4Australia SkulL 
5Australia Mayker 
CAustralia Oxey 
Ground Zero Gaming8, 12
1Australia bURNRUOk 
2Australia void 
3Australia Zemp 
4Australia pan1k 
5Australia zeph 
CRussia burk 
madlikewizards10
1Australia ADK 
2New Zealand chelleos 
3Australia JD 
4Australia SenpaiMadara 
5Australia spookr 
Jade
1Australia flaw 
2Australia nettik 
3Australia Perris 
4Australia duz 
5Australia vanilla 
Paradox Gaming11
1Australia Chub 
2Australia Noobster 
3Australia Kingfisher 
4Australia Llamas 
5Australia keeyto 
TBD4, 6
1Australia Noisia 
2Australia mattcd 
3Australia oliff 
4South Africa pnd 
5 TBD 
Grayhound Gaming
1Mongolia erkaSt 
2Australia dexter 
3Australia DickStacy 
4Australia malta 
5New Zealand Sico 
CIreland NeiL_M 
SYF Gaming
1Australia ino 
2Australia bedonka 
3Australia ekul 
4Australia urbz 
5 TBD 
ex-Justice Esports1, 3, 14
1Australia BRACE 
2Australia Rolfko 
3 TBD 
4 TBD 
5 TBD 
ex-MC ESPORTS13
1Australia toM 
2Australia asap 
3Australia moojuice 
4Turkey tot 
5Australia dreams 
Downfall Gaming
1Ireland micalis 
2Australia Jamie 
3Australia BiggyGreen 
4Denmark Koro 
5Australia Brimo 
Rooster
1Australia breaker 
2Australia gargoyle 
3Australia ju1ces 
4Australia Habib 
5Australia smooth_criminal22 
Converge5
1Australia kyoto 
2Australia DiinKy 
3Australia EXILE 
4Australia muZ 
5Australia PEARSS 
Bizarre Gaming9
1Australia ck 
2Australia affinity 
3Australia tomato 
4Australia mizzy 
5Australia likiau 
CUnited States hudzM 
PC419
1Australia Muzoona 
2Australia BeeTee 
3Australia Wolfy 
4Australia Doom 
5Australia DuckyPanic 
CAustralia ManicMunday 
orvi
1Australia dizzy 
2Australia LsnoW 
3 TBD 
4 TBD 
5 TBD 

For "News and Roster Changes" Click here.

1 Justice Esports release Portugal falcon. [1]
2 ORDER part ways with Australia zeph. [2]
3 Justice Esports sign Australia Raesos. [3]
4 ORDER sign Australia Valiance. [4]
5 StackEm rename to Converge.
6 rewound disband, leaving their MDL spot vacant. At this time, it is unknown what will happen to the spot, but if 2/5 of the lineup decide to stay together, they will inherit the spot. [5]
7 ORDER part ways with their coach, Australia Elmapuddy. [6]
8 Australia MoeycQ leaves Ground Zero Gaming. [7]
9 United States hudzM joins Bizarre Gaming as coach. [8]
10 ex-Athletico Esports rename to madlikewizards.
11 Paradox Gaming replace Australia Laes and Australia Vexite with Australia keeyto and Australia Llamas. [9]
12 Australia zeph joins Ground Zero Gaming. [10]
13 MC ESPORTS release their CS:GO team. It is also revealed that Australia Ayrez, Australia InJect, and Indonesia willyKS left in the off-season and were replaced by Australia asap, Australia moojuice, and Turkey tot. Additionally, Australia mattyB stepped down as the team's coach. [11]
14 Justice Esports release their CS:GO team. They will play as ex-Justice Esports. Additionally, Australia Tham, Australia pz, and Australia Raesos leave the team. [12] [13]


References[edit]

  1. ↑ BRACE (2019-06-09). "Myself, @thamcsgo, @pz_csgo and @Roflko are looking for a fifth to compete with in upcoming MDL seasons and other quals/leagues.".
  2. ↑ "Welcome Zeph". ORDER. 2019-06-28.
  3. ↑ Justice Esports (2019-06-30). "We're proud to announce that @Raesos_ will join our CSGO Roster.".
  4. ↑ "Today we welcome Matthew “Valiance” Hartrick to #ORDERCS!". ORDER. 2019-07-07.
  5. ↑ "With leagues coming to a close I'd like to publicly announce the official split of rewound.". 2019-07-19.
  6. ↑ "FAREWELL ELMAPUDDY". ORDER. 2019-07-26.
  7. ↑ Ground Zero Gaming (2019-07-29). "Farewell @MoeycQ, it's been a blast!".
  8. ↑ Bizarre Gaming (2019-07-29). "Happy to announce that @HudzMcsgo is joining us as our new CSGO Coach!".
  9. ↑ Kingfisher (2019-07-29). "We've made the difficult decision to part ways with @vexite_ @laescs moving forward and become ESL eligible...".
  10. ↑ Ground Zero Gaming (2019-08-05). "Introducing @zephcs to our Ground Zero CS:GO Roster!".
  11. ↑ MC ESPORTS (2019-08-06). "MC Counter-Strike Update".
  12. ↑ Justice Esports (2019-08-07). "We unfortunately have to announce the departure of Justice CSGO".
  13. ↑ Rolfko (2019-08-07). "Last week all the boys agreed to go our separate ways as a team.".
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