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Esports Championship Series Season 6 - North America

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[e][h]Esports Championship Series Season 6 - North America
League Information
Series:
Organizer:
Type:
Online
Location:
North America North America
Prize Pool:
$45,000 USD
Start Date:
2018-10-03
End Date:
2018-11-08
Teams:
10
Liquipedia Tier:
Links
Maps
Cache • Dust II • Inferno • Nuke • Mirage • Overpass • Train

About[edit]

Broadcast Talent[edit]

  • Observer:

Format[edit]

  • Online Round-Robin League Format
    • All teams play each other in 2 consecutive Bo1 matches
      • Each map win is worth 3pts
    • The top four placed teams advance to the Season 6 Finals
    • The top eight placed teams are invited to Season 7 as Starting Teams
    • The bottom two placed teams are invited to Season 7 as Challenger Teams

Prize Pool[edit]

$45,000 USD are spread among the teams as seen below:

Participants[edit]

1 May 26th - Cloud9 bench Canada FNS. [1]
2 July 12th - United States tarik leaves Cloud9 to join MIBR. [2]
3 August 8th - Sweden Golden joins Cloud9. [3]
4 September 25th - Cloud9 sign Sweden flusha. [4]
1 October 23rd - eUnited bench United States -Ace and add Canada FNS to the starting lineup. [5]
1 June 10th - Brazil HEN1 and Brazil LUCAS1 join Luminosity Gaming, replacing Brazil PKL and Brazil SHOOWTiME. [6]
1 May 21st - United Kingdom Immi and NRG Esports part ways, United States ImAPet joins as the team's new coach. [7][8]
1 May 17th - Serbia kassad leaves Renegades. [9]
2 June 23rd - United States Ryu joins Renegades as their new trial coach. [10]
3 September 24th - United States Ryu leaves Renegades. [11]
4 September 27th - Team Envy sign the ex-Splyce core along with United States Nifty from Renegades and United States jdm64. [12]
5 September 29th - Renegades release Australia USTILO from the team. [13]
6 September 30th - Renegades sign Australia liazz and New Zealand Gratisfaction. [14]
7 October 8th - Serbia kassad returns to Renegades as coach. [15]
Rogue
Notes
1Germany kRYSTAL
 
 
 
 
CUnited States mCe
1United States vice
2United States Hiko
3United States SicK
4Australia Rickeh
5Denmark MSL
1 May 31st - Rogue sign Australia Rickeh, Canada gMd is benched. [16]
2 United States mCe completes his trial successfully and signs with Rogue. [17]
3 Denmark cadiaN leaves Rogue to join North. [18]
4 October 2nd - Germany kRYSTAL joins Rogue. [19]
5 October19th - United States mCe steps down as Rogue's coach amid the organization's search for a new coach. [20]
6 October 28th - Denmark MSL replaces Germany KRYSTAL on Rogue. [21]
1 June 23rd - The contracts of the SK Gaming players expire and they sign with MIBR. [22]
2 October 2nd - SK Gaming withdraw from the league due to them being unable to field a roster, their slot is transferred to the Challenger Cup. [23]
1 October 10th - Spacestation Gaming sign the roster of AZIO eSports, as the team did not have contracts with AZIO the slot was in the hands of the players until they signed with SSG, granting them the slot ownership. [24][25]
2 October 17th - United States Bibby is released from Spacestation Gaming. [26]
3 October 18th - Spacestation Gaming replace United States Voltage and United States FrostayK with Canada DAVEY and United States Oderus. [27][28]

Results[edit]

Overview[edit]

League Standings
1. NRG EsportsNRG Esports NRG Esports 13-5 259-179 +80 39p
2. Renegades Renegades 13-5 256-224 +32 39p
3. MIBRMIBR MIBR 12-6 266-216 +50 36p
4. Team LiquidTeam Liquid Team Liquid 11-7 244-220 +24 33p
5. Cloud9 Cloud9 10-8 251-216 +35 30p
6. compLexity Gaming compLexity Gaming 9-9 238-217 +21 27p
7. Rogue Rogue 9-9 234-249 -15 27p
8. eUnited eUnited 7-11 198-244 -46 21p
9. Luminosity Gaming Luminosity Gaming 3-15 186-274 -88 9p
10. Spacestation Gaming Spacestation Gaming 3-15 186-279 -93 9p
Note: The above RD includes OTs, where as the RD used for tie-breaking does not.

Detailed Results[edit]

For results of weeks 1–4, click here.

For results of weeks 5–6, click here.

Additional Content[edit]

Streams[edit]

LanguageEnglish Speaking
Streams

References[edit]

  1. "Cloud9 announces FNS to inactive CSGO roster". Cloud9. 2018-05-26.
  2. John Nomis (2018-07-12). "Cloud9 Bids Farewell to tarik". Cloud9.
  3. John Nomis (2018-08-08). "Cloud9 Signs GOLDEN to CSGO Roster". Cloud9.
  4. John Nomis (2018-09-25). "Cloud9 CS:GO Sign flusha, Release STYKO". Cloud9.
  5. eUnited (2018-10-23). "Welcome to eUnited, FNS".
  6. "LG CSGO adds HEN1 & LUCAS1". Luminosity Gaming. 2018-06-10.
  7. Ian "Immi" Harding (2018-05-21). "Mutually parted ways with NRG".
  8. "We are pumped to announce that ImAPet is our new CSGO Coach!!!". NRG Esports. 2018-05-21.
  9. Lucas Aznar "LucasAM" Miles (2018-05-17). "kassad leaves Renegades". HLTV.
  10. Steve "Ryu" Rattacasa (2018-06-23). "Coaching CS:GO & Updates".
  11. Steve "Ryu" Rattacasa (2018-09-24). "As of today, I am no longer the coach of the Renegades CS:GO team.".
  12. "Welcome the New Envy CSGO!". Team Envy. 2018-09-27.
  13. "THANK YOU KARLO". Renegades. 2018-09-29.
  14. Nicholas "Taffy" Taifalos (2018-09-30). "Newest Pair from Down Under". Renegades.
  15. Lucas Aznar "LucasAM" Miles (2018-10-08). "AZR: "Bringing kassad back is a permanent thing"". HLTV.
  16. "Rogue will have a new member joining them this weekend at Dreamhack Austin! We are happy to announce that Rickeh will be representing Rogue during the tournament!". Rogue. 2018-05-31.
  17. [Inside Source]
  18. "North welcomes cadiaN - gade returns from loan". North. 2018-09-27.
  19. Kevin "kRYSTAL" Amend (2018-10-02). "Will play ECS and Pro League Season for @GoingRogueGG as IGL.".
  20. Nohte (2018-10-19). "Rogue look to replace mCe". Dust2.us.
  21. Rogue (2018-10-28). "Welcome to Rogue, @MSLcsgo!".
  22. "Immortals acquires iconic Brazilian esports brand MIBR". MIBR. 2018-06-23.
  23. Michael "DuckMoriarty" Moriarty (2018-10-02). "SK organization withdraw from ECS Season 6; AZIO and compLexity receive spots". Dust2.us.
  24. Spacestation Gaming (2018-10-10). "CS:GO Roster Acquired".
  25. Ron Van Buuren (2018-10-10). "Clarification regarding the former AZiO CS team".
  26. Nohte (2018-10-17). "Spacestation return Bibby to Earth". Dust2.us.
  27. Spacestation Gaming (2018-10-18). "There's some new sheriffs in CS:GO".
  28. FrostayK (2018-10-18). "Good night boys".