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ESL Pro League Season 10 - Americas

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[e][h]ESL Pro League Season 10 - Americas
League Information
Series:
ESL Pro League ESL Pro League
Organizer:
ESL
ESEA
Sponsor:
Intel
Type:
Offline
Location:
United States Burbank, CA
Venue:
Intel Esports Arena
Teams:
16
Prize Pool:
$62,000 USD
Start Date:
2019-10-08
End Date:
2019-11-18
Liquipedia Tier:
S-Tier
Links
Maps
Dust II • Inferno • Mirage • Nuke • Overpass • Train • Vertigo

About[edit]

Broadcast Talent[edit]

  • Desk Host:
  • Analysts:
    • United States dusT (Dustin Mouret)
    • Canada DAVEY (David Stafford)
  • Observers:
    • United States Prius (David Kuntz)
    • United States encg (Efren Chuong)

Format[edit]

  • Round 1:
    • Four Round-Robin format Groups
      • 3 NA Groups; 1 LatAM Group
      • Each group has 4 teams
      • All matches are Bo3
      • Groups are seeded based on the ESL CS:GO World Rankings
    • For the Group Stage tiebreaker rules, click here.
    • Group winners proceed to the Finals
    • Group 2nd & 3rd place teams advance to Round 2
    • Group 4th place teams are sent to Pre-Relegation

  • Round 2:
    • Two Round-Robin format Groups
      • Each group has 4 teams
      • All matches are Bo3
    • For the Group Stage tiebreaker rules, click here.
    • Group winners proceed to the Finals

Prize Pool[edit]

$62,000 USD are spread among the teams as seen below:

Note: Due to the format change for Season 11, all former Pro League and Relegation teams not invited to Season 11 have received invites to ESEA Premier S33.

Participants[edit]

   Note: Team roster change notes have been moved to their respective team cards, press the Notes button to toggle them.

North American Teams[edit]

Evil Geniuses
Notes
1United States Brehze
2Bulgaria CeRq
3United States Ethan
4United States tarik
5Canada stanislaw
CUnited States ImAPet
1 September 26th - Evil Geniuses acquire the NRG Esports roster. [1]
MIBR
Notes
1Brazil FalleN
2Brazil fer
3Brazil TACO
4Brazil LUCAS1
5Brazil kNgV-
CBrazil zews
1 June 25th - MIBR loans Brazil felps to Luminosity Gaming in exchange for Brazil LUCAS1. [2] [3]
2 July 12th - MIBR bench Brazil coldzera. [4]
3 September 5th - MIBR acquire Brazil kNgV- from INTZ eSports. [5]
Cloud9
Notes
1United States autimatic
2Canada daps
3Spain mixwell
4United States koosta
5Canada TenZ
CUnited States JamezIRL
1 July 2nd - Cloud9 bench United States RUSH, loan Sweden Golden to Ninjas in Pyjamas, and release United States vice and Denmark cajunb. They then sign Canada daps from NRG Esports, Canada TenZ, United States koosta, and Spain mixwell from Movistar Riders as replacements. United States valens moves to an analyst position and United States JamezIRL is signed as the new coach. [6]
100 Thieves
Notes
1Australia AZR
2Australia jks
3Norway jkaem
4Australia Liazz
5New Zealand Gratisfaction
CSerbia kassad
1 October 31st - 100 Thieves acquire the Renegades roster. [7]
eUnited
Notes
1United States vanity
 
 
 
 
1Canada moose
2United States Cooper-
3Mexico MarKE
4United States food
5United States freakazoid
CCanada a2z
1 September 23rd - eUnited move Canada moose to the bench. United States freakazoid is signed as his replacement. [8]
2 November 10th - eUnited bench United States vanity as Canada moose returns to the starting lineup. [9]
Complexity
Notes
1United Kingdom dephh
2United States ShahZaM
3United States oBo
4Denmark blameF
5United States RUSH
CUnited Kingdom keita
1 June 3rd - Complexity Gaming replace Canada stanislaw with United States oBo. [10]
2 June 14th - Complexity Gaming sign United Kingdom keita as coach. [11]
3 September 6th - Complexity Gaming part ways with Australia Rickeh. [12]
4 September 26th - Complexity Gaming acquire Denmark blameF and United States RUSH. [13] [14]
5 September 27th - Complexity Gaming bench United States SicK. [15]
6 October 28th - Complexity Gaming bench United States ShahZaM and release United Kingdom dephh. [16]
FURIA Esports
Notes
1Brazil yuurih
2Brazil arT
3Brazil VINI
4Brazil KSCERATO
5Brazil HEN1
CBrazil guerri
1 September 23rd - FURIA Esports bench Brazil ableJ and replace him with Brazil HEN1. [17]
Swole Patrol
Notes
1United States swag
2United States Zellsis
3Canada Subroza
4United States yay
5United States neptune
CUnited States fRoD
1 August 29th - Lazarus Esports release their roster. They revert to being Swole Patrol. [18]
2 September 10th - Swole Patrol replace United States Infinite with United States neptune. [19] [20]
Team Envy
Notes
1Canada ANDROID
 
 
 
 
1United States Nifty
2United States s0m
3United States FugLy
4United States ryann
5United States Eley
1 September 12th - Team Envy transfer South Africa Sonic to ATK. [21]
2 September 27th - Team Envy acquire United States ryann from Team Singularity. [22]
3 November 13th - United States Eley will stand in for Canada ANDROID during round two due to visa issues. [23]
ATK
Notes
1South Africa JT
2United States motm
3United States oSee
4United States floppy
5South Africa Sonic
CSouth Africa T.c
1 October 8th - ATK and Team Singularity fill the spots left by Ghost Gaming and ex-Luminosity Gaming.[24]
Team Singularity
Notes
1United States wrath
 
 
 
 
1United States seb
2United States dazzLe
3United States Relyks
4United States dapr
5Sweden robiin
CUnited States Jeremy9000
1 October 8th - ATK and Team Singularity fill the spots left by Ghost Gaming and ex-Luminosity Gaming. [25]
2 October 8th - Team Singularity sign New Identity along with United Kingdom Immi, who joins as a trial coach. [26]
3 November 12th - Team Singularity with use Sweden robiin as a stand-in for Round 2. [27]

Latin American Teams[edit]

Results[edit]

Round 1[edit]

Group A[edit]

Group A
October 8 - 10th, 2019
1. MIBR2-199-75+24
2. FURIA Esports2-1119-101+18
3. Team Envy2-190-900
4. Swole Patrol0-354-96-42

Group B[edit]

Group B
October 11 - 13th, 2019
1. Evil Geniuses3-0112-94+18
2. Complexity Gaming2-1113-117-4
3. eUnited1-2111-118-7
4. Cloud90-3101-108-7

Group C[edit]

Group C
October 14 - 16th, 2019
1. Team Liquid3-0111-61+50
2. Renegades2-183-65+18
3. ATK1-264-104-40
4. Team Singularity0-394-122-28

Group D[edit]

Group D
October 17 - 19th, 2019
1. Sharks Esports3-096-65+31
2. DETONA Gaming2-188-76+12
3. Isurus Gaming1-281-94-13
4. Infinity Esports0-369-99-30
Legend
Proceed to the Finals
Proceed to Round 2
Eliminated


Round 2[edit]

Group A[edit]

Group A
November 13 - 15th, 2019
1. ATK3-0108-79+29
2. Team Singularity2-199-115-16
3. Team Envy1-2128-133-5
4. DETONA Gaming0-3143-151-8
Note: Singularity were invited to Round 2 after Complexity Gaming withdrew due to not being able to use their current roster and Cloud9 declining to take the spot. [42]

Group B[edit]

Group B
November 16 - 18th, 2019
1. 100 Thieves3-096-46+50
2. eUnited2-179-70+9
3. FURIA Esports1-270-76-6
4. Isurus Gaming0-343-96-53


Legend
Proceed to the Finals
Eliminated


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References[edit]

  1. ↑ "Evil Geniuses enter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive". Evil Geniuses. 2019-09-26.
  2. ↑ MIBR (2019-06-25). "QUE OTA".
  3. ↑ Luminosity (2019-06-25). "CSGO ROSTER UPDATE: felps will join our starting roster (on loan) and LUCAS1 will join MIBR(on loan)".
  4. ↑ Wilton "zews" Prado (2019-07-12). "STATEMENT REGARDING MIBR AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE".
  5. ↑ MIBR (2019-09-05). "We have found our 5th, welcome to the MIBR family @kngvito!".
  6. ↑ Bobby Koh (2019-07-02). "Cloud9 Announces CS:GO Roster Shuffle". Cloud9.
  7. ↑ 100 Thieves (2019-10-31). "Announcing 100 Thieves CS:GO". 100 Thieves.
  8. ↑ eUnited (2019-09-23). "Ryan "@FreakazoidA" Abadir will be joining the active roster immediately.".
  9. ↑ Boggs (2019-11-10). "moose returns to eUnited". Dust2.us.
  10. ↑ Andrew Miesner (2019-06-03). "Changes to #COLCS: stanislaw stepping down, dephh stepping up and oBo stepping in". Complexity Gaming.
  11. ↑ [Inside Source]
  12. ↑ Complexity Gaming (2019-09-06). "Today, we part ways with @Rickeh.".
  13. ↑ Complexity Gaming (2019-09-26). "Welcome, @blameFFFFF!".
  14. ↑ Complexity Gaming (2019-09-26). "Welcome, RUSH!".
  15. ↑ Complexity Gaming (2019-09-27). "As of today, Hunter "@sick_cs" Mims has been placed on our inactive roster while we look to find him a new home.".
  16. ↑ Tony (2019-10-28). "Complexity release dephh, bench ShahZaM". Dust2.us.
  17. ↑ "HEN1 joins Furia’s CS:GO team". FURIA Esports. 2019-09-23.
  18. ↑ Lazarus Esports (2019-08-29). "We thank our CS:GO Mens team and wish them the best of luck with their future endeavors.".
  19. ↑ Nohte (2019-09-10). "neptune looks to grow with Swole Patrol". Dust2.us.
  20. ↑ Tony (2019-09-17). "neptune: "I think that if you're a young player and you're not going to any of these events then you're missing out"". Dust2.us.
  21. ↑ ATK (2019-09-12). "Welcoming back @ATK_Sonic to our CS:GO roster and kicking off with two games tonight".
  22. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-09-27). "Envy acquire ryann from Singularity". Dust2.us.
  23. ↑ ANDROID (2019-11-13). "Unfortunately due to visa issues I won’t be able to attend epl".
  24. ↑ ATK (2019-10-08). "We're incredibly proud to announce that we've achieved our goal of reaching the @ESLCS Pro League, a massive achievement for all & a 1st for South African CS".
  25. ↑ "Teams". ESL. 2019-10-08.
  26. ↑ "A new Identity". Team Singularity. 2019-10-08.
  27. ↑ tolkienfanatic (2019-11-12). "robiin completes Singularity EPL roster". Dust2.us.
  28. ↑ MIBR (2019-06-25). "QUE OTA".
  29. ↑ Luminosity (2019-06-25). "CSGO ROSTER UPDATE: felps will join our starting roster (on loan) and LUCAS1 will join MIBR(on loan)".
  30. ↑ Luminosity Gaming (2019-08-20). "CS:GO Roster Update: Effective immediately @HEN1 has been moved to a the bench and is a restricted free agent. Interested parties should contact us.".
  31. ↑ Nohte (2019-09-09). "Luminosity add skullz on loan". HLTV.
  32. ↑ Luminosity Gaming (2019-09-12). "Luminosity CSGO Update".
  33. ↑ MIRAA (2019-10-01\publisher=HLTV). "ex-Luminosity roster splits up".
  34. ↑ tolkienfanatic (2019-06-12). "UPDATE: Ghost trio's contracts expire". Dust2.us.
  35. ↑ Ghost Gaming (2019-06-12). "Thank you".
  36. ↑ Wardell (2019-09-23). "Free agent looking to play Pro again RT's appreciated!".
  37. ↑ DETONA Gaming (2019-07-24). "Hoje anunciamos que o nosso querido hardzaoo irá para o banco de reservas. " [Today we announce that our dear hardzao is moved to the bench.] (in Brazil Portuguese).
  38. ↑ DETONA Gaming (2019-08-16). "Gostaríamos de anunciar que o tão esperado quinto player chegou: Lucaozy " [We would like to announce that the long awaited fifth player has arrived: Lucaozy] (in Brazil Portuguese).
  39. ↑ Isurus Gaming (2019-08-12). "¡Bienvenido a casa! " [Welcome home!] (in Argentina Spanish).
  40. ↑ "Le damos la bienvenida a la familia de CS:GO a sam_A" (in Spain Spanish). Infinity Esports. 2019-07-17.
  41. ↑ alone (2019-07-17). "Sam_A estará entrando al roster principal por points, quien sigue siendo de nuestra familia infinita(...) " [sam_A will join our main roster in the place of points, who still being part of our Infinity Family(...)] (in Peru Spanish).
  42. ↑ tolkienfanatic (2019-11-11). "Singularity replace Complexity in second stage of EPL Season 10". Dust2.us.
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