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[e][h]ESL Pro League Season 9 - Americas
League Information
Series:
ESL Pro League ESL Pro League
Organizer:
ESL
ESEA
Type:
Offline
Location:
United States Burbank
Venue:
Intel Esports Arena
Teams:
16
Prize Pool:
$62,000 USD
Start Date:
2019-04-12
End Date:
2019-05-23
Liquipedia Tier:
S-Tier
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About[edit]

Broadcast Talent[edit]

  • Desk Host:
  • Analysts:
    • United States moses (Jason O'Toole)
    • United States dusT (Dustin Mouret)
  • Commentators:

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:

Participants[edit]

North American Teams[edit]

eUnited1, 3, 8, 13, 18, 20, 24, 42
1Canada moose
 
 
 
 
1United States Cooper-
2Mexico MarKE
3United States vanity
4United States food
5United States motm
CCanada a2z
Cloud92, 22, 23, 26, 30, 31, 32, 40
 
 
 
 
 
CUnited States Rambo
1United States autimatic
2United States RUSH
3Sweden Golden
4United States vice
5Denmark cajunb
CUnited States valens
Complexity4, 7, 9, 28, 38, 41
1United States n0thing
 
 
 
 
1United Kingdom dephh
2Canada stanislaw
3United States ShahZaM
4United States SicK
5United States yay
CUnited States Warden
Luminosity9, 19, 28, 29, 30, 34, 37
1Brazil NEKIZ
2Brazil steel
3Brazil HEN1
4Brazil LUCAS1
5Brazil boltz
CBrazil zakk
Lazarus10, 12, 16, 17, 20, 25, 33
1United States swag
2United States Zellsis
3United States dapr
4United States Infinite
5Canada Subroza
CUnited States fRoD

For "News and Roster Changes" Click here.

1 November 11th - United States Cooper- joins eUnited, United States Relyks is benched. [1]
2 November 17th - Cloud9 sign France kioShiMa. [2]
3 November 27th - eUnited bench United States dazzLe, United States Relyks returns to the starting lineup. [3]
4 December 20th - compLexity Gaming bench United States yay and release United States Rambo. [4]
5 December 21st - Team Liquid transfer Brazil TACO and Brazil zews to MIBR in exchange for United States Stewie2K. [5]
6 December 22nd - Team Liquid sign United States adreN as their new coach. [6]
7 December 22nd - compLexity Gaming bench Canada ANDROID. [7]
8 December 23rd - eUnited release United States osorandom. [8]
9 December 28th - compLexity Gaming sign Australia Rickeh. [9]
10 December 29th - United States Zellsis leaves Swole Patrol to join Cloud9 as a trial stand-in while Sweden Golden recovers from illness. [10] Since Swole Patrol no longer retain 3/5 players who played the MDL Final, the team's license will be up for review by ESL.
11 December 31st - Team Envy release United States Pollo.[11]
12 January 1st - United States food and United States vanity join Swole Patrol. [12]
13 January 10th - United States dazzLe returns to eUnited's starting lineup as United States Relyks is released. [13][14]
14 January 12th - MIBR replace United States tarik with Brazil felps as he leaves INTZ eSports. [15]
15 January 12th - INTZ eSports sign Brazil destinyy and Brazil yeL, Brazil horvy is benched. [16]
16 January 18th - United States freakazoid replaces Canada Subroza on Ghost Gaming. [17]
17 January 27th - United States fRoD joins Swole Patrol as a trial coach. [18]
18 January 29th - Canada FNS leaves eUnited. [19]
19 January 31st - Rogue sign Denmark niko. [20]
20 February 10th - eUnited acquire Mexico MarKE, United States food, and United States vanity from Swole Patrol. [21]
21 February 28th - NRG Esports replace United States FugLy with United States tarik. [22]
22 March 2nd - Sweden flusha steps down from Cloud9. Sweden Golden returns to the starting lineup. [23]
23 March 4th - Cloud9 part ways with United States Zellsis. [24]
24 March 12th - eUnited sign Canada a2z as their new coach. [25]
25 March 21st - United States Zellsis, United States dapr, United States Infinite and Canada Subroza, join Swole Patrol. [26] As Swole Patrol still only retain swag and Zellsis from their MDL season, their license will be up for review by ESL.
26 March 22nd - United States Rambo replaces United States valens as Cloud9's head coach. [27]
27 March 22nd - Team Envy overhaul their roster with the additions of United States s0m, Canada ANDROID, and United States FugLy. United States Drone and United States reltuC are released. [28]
28 March 22nd - compLexity Gaming acquire United States SicK from Rogue. United States n0thing's stand-in period ends with compLexity Gaming. [29]
29 March 22nd - Rogue announce that after StarSeries i-League Season 7 the team would be disbanding, with Denmark MSL and Denmark niko leaving to join a European team. [30] Since the Rogue organization no longer holds the license, the team only retains 1 player who played in relegation, and it is unlikely that United States Hiko will form a new team in time for the new season, the fate of Rogue's slot is unknown.
30 March 23rd - Cloud9 add United States vice on trial. [31]
31 March 31st - Cloud9 release France kioShiMa. [32]
32 April 2nd - Cloud9 sign Denmark cajunb. [33]
33 April 4th - Lazarus Esports sign the Swole Patrol roster. [34]
34 April 5th - ESL announce that the slot formerly belonging to Rogue will be filled by a new team which will be announced at a later date. [35]
35 April 5th - INTZ eSports will use Brazil horvy and Brazil SHOOWTiME in place of Brazil kNgV- and Brazil destiny due to visa issues. [36]
36 April 9th - BIG loan United Kingdom smooya to Renegades as New Zealand Gratisfaction experiences visa issues. [37] Additionally, Renegades announce that United States reltuC will fill in for Norway jkaem if the latter's passport is not available in time. [38]
37 April 11th - ESL announce that the slot formerly belonging to Rogue will be transferred to Luminosity Gaming. [39]
38 April 11th - Australia Rickeh will miss the tournament due to visa issues. United States n0thing will stand-in for him. [40]
39 April 12th - Norway jkaem is confirmed to miss the tournament due to travel issues. United States reltuC will stand-in for him. It is later revealed that Norway jkaem will be able to make the last two days of Group A. [41] [42]
40 May 3rd - United States valens replaces United States Rambo as coach of Cloud9. [43]
41 May 14th - United States yay will stand-in for Australia Rickeh on Complexity Gaming in the second group stage. [44]
42 May 14th - United States motm will stand-in for Canada moose on eUnited in the second group stage. [45]

Latin American Teams[edit]

For "News and Roster Changes" Click here.

1 March 30th - Peru BRUNO won't attend the event due to visa issues. [46]
2 April 4th - Mexico blue will complete Team Jaguar as Peru BRUNO's replacement. [47]
3 April 4th - Denial Esports sign Team Jaguar. [48]
4 April 10th - Infinity Esports sign FULL SEND.[49]

Results[edit]

Round 1[edit]

North American Group A[edit]

North American Group A
April 12 - 14th, 2019
1. NRG Esports2-195-86+96p
2. eUnited2-186-71+156p
3. Renegades2-193-85+86p
4. INTZ eSports0-364-96-320p

North American Group B[edit]

North American Group B
April 16 - 18th, 2019
1. Team Liquid3-0108-40+689p
2. Ghost Gaming2-196-101-56p
3. compLexity Gaming1-2103-125-223p
4. Lazarus Esports0-358-99-410p

North American Group C[edit]

North American Group C
April 19 - 21st, 2019
1. Luminosity Gaming2-1112-89+236p
2. MIBR2-179-60+196p
3. Cloud92-188-90-26p
4. Team Envy0-365-105-400p

Latin American Group[edit]

Latin American Group
April 23 - 25th, 2019
1. DETONA Gaming3-0120-86+349p
2. Isurus Gaming2-1102-70+326p
3. Infinity Esports1-280-101-213p
4. Denial Esports0-380-125-450p
Legend
Proceed to the Finals
Proceed to Round 2
Eliminated


Round 2[edit]

Group A[edit]

Group A
May 14 - 16th, 2019
1. MIBR3-0107-70+379p
2. Renegades2-192-73+196p
3. Isurus Gaming1-283-104-213p
4. Complexity Gaming0-398-133-350p

Group B[edit]

Group B
May 21 - 23rd, 2019
1. Cloud93-0117-84+339p
2. Ghost Gaming2-1116-99+176p
3. eUnited1-2111-101+103p
4. Infinity Esports0-336-96-600p


Legend
Proceed to the Finals
Eliminated


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References[edit]

  1. ↑ "We have officially come to terms with Austin "Cooper" Abadir.". eUnited. 2018-11-01.
  2. ↑ John Nomis (2018-11-17). "Cloud9 CS:GO Welcomes kioShiMa". Cloud9.
  3. ↑ dazzLe (2018-11-27). "my situation".
  4. ↑ Andrew "aMies" Miesner (2018-12-20). "Changes to coL.cs". compLexity Gaming.
  5. ↑ "Liquid Update: Zews & TACO traded for Stewie2K". Team Liquid. 2018-12-21.
  6. ↑ "Welcome Back Coach adreN!". Team Liquid. 2018-12-22.
  7. ↑ Andrew "aMies" Miesner (2018-12-22). "Additional Changes to coL.cs". compLexity Gaming.
  8. ↑ "Effective immediately, Jared “osorandom” Hartman has been released from the organization.". eUnited. 2018-12-23.
  9. ↑ Andrew "aMies" Miesner (2018-12-28). "Additions to coL.cs". compLexity Gaming.
  10. ↑ John Nomis (2018-12-29). "Cloud9 Welcome Zellsis For CS:GO Trial". Cloud9.
  11. ↑ Team Envy (2018-12-31). "@karriganCSGO will be competing with us at the Americas Minor on loan from @FaZeClan.".
  12. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-01-01). "vanity and food leave Singularity". Dust2.us.
  13. ↑ "All CS:GO Minor & Major teams have submitted and confirmed their rosters for the IEM Katowice 2019 competition". ESL. 2019-01-13.
  14. ↑ [Inside source]
  15. ↑ "Today we announce the missing piece to get back to the top!". MIBR. 2019-01-12.
  16. ↑ Luis "MIRAA" Mira (2019-01-12). "INTZ sign Destiny, yeL". HLTV.org.
  17. ↑ "No need for an introduction, welcome to #GhostGang @FreakazoidA.". Ghost Gaming. 2019-01-18.
  18. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-01-27). "s0m and fRoD link up with Swole Patrol for first IEM Sydney qualifier". Dust2.us.
  19. ↑ Pujan "FNS" Mehta (2019-01-29). "I've decided to leave eUnited.".
  20. ↑ Rogue (2019-01-31). "Please join us in welcoming @OfficialnikoCS to the #RogueCS squad!".
  21. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-02-10). "eUnited buff up roster with MarKE, vanity, food". Dust2.us.
  22. ↑ "Welcome, Major Champion, @tarik to #NRGCSGO!". NRG Esports. 2019-02-28.
  23. ↑ John Nomis (2019-03-02). "Cloud9 Announces Return of Golden, Departure of Flusha". Cloud9.
  24. ↑ John Nomis (2019-03-02). "Thank You, Zellsis". Cloud9.
  25. ↑ eUnited (2019-03-12). "We are happy to welcome @a2zca to the eUnited family as the new coach for #eUCSGO!".
  26. ↑ Zellsis (2019-03-21). "My teammates and I are looking for an organization we can call home and represent in @ESLCS PRO LEAGUE, and other future events.".
  27. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-03-22). "Rambo silently assumes head coach role on Cloud9".
  28. ↑ "Changes to Envy CS:GO". Team Envy. 2019-03-22.
  29. ↑ Andrew "aMies" Miesner (2019-03-22). "Welcome Hunter "SicK" Mims to coL.cs". compLexity Gaming.
  30. ↑ Rogue (2019-03-22). "Update Regarding Rogue CS:GO".
  31. ↑ Cloud9 (2019-03-23). "Please join us in welcoming Daniel @vice_cs Kim to #C9CSGO on trial as our fifth!".
  32. ↑ John Nomis (2019-03-31). "Thank You, kioShiMa". Cloud9.
  33. ↑ John Nomis (2019-04-02). "Cloud9 Welcomes cajunb to CSGO". Cloud9.
  34. ↑ Lazarus Esports (2019-04-04). "Proud to officially introduce our #Lazarus CS:GO Team:".
  35. ↑ ESL (2019-04-05). "We will also announce @Rogue's replacement in the NA Round 1 Group Stage soon".
  36. ↑ Apoka (2019-04-05). "Unfortunately we will not play ESL with our lineup!".
  37. ↑ BIG (2019-04-09). "Update: we will be loaning @smooyacs to @Renegades for the duration of the #ESLProLeague group stage, due to @GratisfactionNZ experiencing visa issues.".
  38. ↑ "CS:GO Announcement ESL Pro League". Renegades. 2019-04-09.
  39. ↑ Jaime Duque (2019-04-11). "WeLuminosity Gaming to Replace Rogue in ESL Pro League". ESL.
  40. ↑ Mnmzzz (2019-04-11). "n0thing returns to compLexity for ESL Pro League". Dust2.us.
  41. ↑ Renegades (2019-04-12). "We are kicking off #ESLProLeague Season 9 tonight!".
  42. ↑ Aleksandar "kassad" Trifunović (2019-04-13). "He’s back boys!".
  43. ↑ valens (2019-05-03). "Nothing but great things to say about Ron's work ethic and mind for the game-- it was a pleasure learning from and getting to know you.".
  44. ↑ Complexity Gaming (2019-05-14). "Due to ongoing delays with @Rickeh’s visa, we’ll be playing with a stand-in in this week’s #ESLProLeague.".
  45. ↑ tolkienfanatic (2019-05-14). "motm set to fill in for moose and eUnited". Dust2.us.
  46. ↑ BRUNO (2019-03-30). "Lamentablemente me negaron la visa el día de ayer, y no podré participar en la ESL PRO que se jugara en los Angeles. " [Sadly I got my visa denied yesterday, and I won't be able to participate in ESL PRO that will be played in Los Angeles] (in Peru Spanish).
  47. ↑ sickLy (2019-04-04). "As some of you know our teammate @BRUNOcsgod had his USA Visa denied and cant attend @ESLCS ProLeague Americas in LA. We will be using @Arestegui as 5th.".
  48. ↑ Denial Esports (2019-04-04). "From Jaguars to WOLVES, please welcome our Pro League CSGO squad! Effective immediately!".
  49. ↑ "¡Infinitos, tenemos el orgullo de comunicarles que nuestra organización llega a las filas de Counter-Strike para disputar la #ESLProLeague! " [Infinitos, we are proud to inform you that our organization enters Counter-Strike to dispute the #ESLProLeague!] (in Spain Spanish). Infinity Esports. 2019-04-10.
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