ESL Pro League Season 5

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ESL Pro League
2017
Tournament information
Sport Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Location Dallas, Texas
DatesFebruary 7, 2017–June 4, 2017
Administrator Electronic Sports League (ESL)
Teams28 teams
PurseUS$1,000,000
Final positions
Champions G2 Esports
1st runners-up North
2nd runners-up SK Gaming
Team Liquid
MVP Kenny "kennyS" Schrub
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ESL Pro League Season 5 (shortened as EPL Season 5) was a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament run by ESL. It is the fifth season of the ESL Pro League, and has an overall prize pool of $1,000,000 . For the first time, the Finals will take place in Dallas, Texas, from May 30 to June 4, in the Verizon Theatre. Teams from two continents, North America and Europe competed in fourteen team leagues to attempt to qualify for the Finals over a ten-week regular season. [1] Europe's season began with Natus Vincere defeating Astralis and ended with Team EnVyUs defeating Astralis. North America's season started with Cloud9 defeating Rush and ended with Renegades defeating Rush. In the finals, G2 Esports was crowned Season 5's champion after winning a best of five series against North.

Contents

Format

The format is the same as EPL Season 4.

Each continent will feature the top 11 teams from last season's ESL Pro League Season 4, one team from the ESEA Season 23: Premier Finals, one team from the ESL Pro League Season 4 Relegation, and two teams from the Season 4 Relegation. North America will have three teams from the Season 4 Relegation after Echo Fox's roster disbands. Teams within each continent will play each other twice to determine the top six qualifier to the Finals in Texas. There will be a total of nine weeks in this phase of the tournament. All games will be played online.

The Finals will consist of twelve teams, six from Europe and six from North America. These teams will be separated into two groups. The group stage will consist of every team in each group playing against each other. The top three teams in each group will play move on to the Playoffs. If three teams are tied for one or two playoffs spot, then the teams will play on Train in an overtime-style best of one tiebreaker. Two teams will be randomly chosen to play in the first match. The winner of that match will play the third team. The winner of the second match will receive a spot in the playoffs. The remaining teams will play in a final third match and the winner of that match will move on to the playoffs. In the playoffs, the Round of Six and the semifinals will be a best of three and the finals will be a best of five. The winner of the finals will win the tournament and the top prize. All games in the Finals will be played offline. The top team in each group will receive a bye and automatically move onto the Semifinals. The other four teams will play in the Round of Six. The winners of those two games will move on to the Semifinals, and the winner of the Semifinals will move onto the Finals. The winner of the grand finals is crowned as champion of ESL Pro League Season 5.

Teams

North America

1Selfless Gaming released its roster midway through the season. The team finished the season under the banner The Foundation.

Europe

North America

Broadcast Talent

Commentators

Analysts

Observers

Standings

The North American final standings are shown below. The top six teams go to Dallas to play in the finals and are invited to next season's EPL. Teams that placed seventh through eleventh did not qualify to the finals but are still invited to next seasons EPL. The bottom three teams need to go through various qualifiers in order to qualify for next season's EPL. The teams' in-game leaders are shown first for each roster. (RUSH's, The Foundation's, and Winterfox's – now Animal Squad – in-game leaders are either unknown or do not have an in-game leader.)

The defending EPL champions, Cloud9, made it to the finals once again. In addition, the two time major champions and runners-up from last season, SK Gaming, qualified with the top seed in North America. The same six teams who went to Brazil's finals qualified for the Dallas finals, with OpTic Gaming and Cloud9 winning crucial games while Luminosity Gaming dropped both its games to Team Liquid on the last day of the season, knocking the third Brazilian team out of finals contention.

Final Standings
PlacePrize MoneyTeamW-LRF-RARDPtsRosterCoach
1stTBD SK Gaming 18-6363-264+9954 FalleN, coldzera, TACO, felps, ferdead
2ndTBD Team Liquid 17-7353-277+7651stanislaw, nitr0, EliGE, jdm64, Twistzzzews
3rdTBD Immortals 17-7321-255+6151boltz, steel, HEN1, LUCAS1, kNg, fnxzakk
4thTBD NRG Esports 15-9349-274+7545daps, ptr, FugLy, Brehze, LILMANProfessor_Chaos
5thTBD Cloud9 15-9323-283+4045autimatic, n0thing, Stewie2k, Skadoodle, shroudvalens
6thTBD OpTic Gaming 14-10316-291+2542RUSH, tarik, NAF, mixwell
7thUS$27,000 Luminosity Gaming 13-11312-284+2839PKL, yeL, destinyy, SHOOWTiME, shzfelippe1
8thUS$23,000 Counter Logic Gaming 13-11320-331-1139FNS, reltuC, koostanahtE, RickehImAPet
9thUS$19,000 Renegades 13-11307-291+1639AZR, jks, USTILO, Nifty, nexakassad
10thUS$17,500 Misfits 12-12300-296+436 sgares, SicK, ShahZaM, devoduvek, amaNEkpeacemaker
11thUS$15,000 compLexity Gaming 6-18261-334-7318desi, Slemmy, Surreal, dephh, androidx23Warden
12thUS$11,500RUSH2-22216-369-1536Toy, blade, aKis, SileNt, rooRoooo
13thUS$8,000The Foundation1-23192-375-1833kaboose, mCe, dizzywi, dee, zqkRyu
DQ– Winterfox ––––RaZ, zewsy, ofnu, emagine, apoc

During the season, many roster changes took place.

Team SoloMid's roster transferred to the Misfits after controversy surrounding Misfits captain Sean "sgares" Gares and TSM owner Andy "Reginald" Dinh. [2]

Yassine "Subroza"' Taoufik left Counter Logic Gaming. CLG brought in James "hazed" Cobb, who had just left the team, as a temporary substitute. [3] The team then brought in Ricky "Rickeh" Mulholland from Renegades after the Australian AWPer was let go and replaced with the Swedish player Simon "atter" Atterstam. [4] [5] A few weeks later, Renegades leader Yaman "yam" Ergenekon stepped down from the team and returned to Australia, citing personal reasons. Michael "Uber" Stapells, who had just been released by compLexity Gaming, stepped in to replace yam temporarily. [6] Renegades later announced the transfer of Noah "Nifty" Francis from Selfess Gaming and added Nemanja "nexa" Isaković from Serbia to complete its roster. [7]

Matthew "no_one" Congdon stepped down from the Selfless Gaming active roster as his team reported that he desired to take a break. Chris "cJ-dA-K1nG" Jones was moved up from the substitute role into the active roster. [8] Later, Selfess Gaming owner Steve "Ryu" Rattacasa released his roster. The team played under the name The Foundation. The team brought in various other players, including former teammate of Gabriel "FalleN" Toledo and Fernando "fer" Alvarenga of SK Gaming Caio "zqk" Fonseca from Brazil.

Peter "stanislaw" Jarguz left OpTic Gaming as its in game leader and signed with Team Liquid. Team Liquid then released Spencer "Hiko" Martin and OpTic took in the American veteran as a temporary substitute while also signing Luis "peacemaker" Tadeu as the coach. [9] [10] However, Hiko soon announced that he would not stay with OpTic and peacemaker left OpTic. [11] [12] Once Hiko left, former Cloud9 rifler and current Echo Fox player Ryan "fREAKAZOiD" Abadir stepped in as a temporary substitute. [13] The team then announced that former Splyce player-turned-streamer Jason "jasonR" Ruchelski would be the temporary fifth and in-game leader after standing in for compLexity Gaming and then later stood in for OpTic Gaming. [14]

Samuel "SileNt" Portillo replaced Daniel "virtus" Carrillo and Adam "aKis" Kisseberth replaced Matt "Pollo" Wilson on Rush. [15] [16] Derrick "LILMAN" Boyne left RUSH to go replace Omar "MarkE" Jimenez on NRG Esports and Steven "rooRoooo" Herrell took LILMAN's spot. [17]

Winterfox withdrew from the EPL Season 5 North American division and its spot was transferred to its players. However, just over a week later, the players, now under the banner Animal Squad, forfeit the rest of their matches and were disqualified by ESL. [18] [19]

NRG Esports brought it former Splyce member Andrew "Professor_Chaos" Heintz as a coach. [20]

Team Liquid brings in the 17 year old Russel "Twistzz" VanDulken from Misfits. Misfits also benched Skyler "Relyks" Weaver and acquired two Frenchmen, David "devoduvek" Dobrosavljevic and François "AmaNEk" Delaunay. [21] [22]

Immortals bench Lincoln "fnx" Lau due to internal problems within the team and replace him with Vito "kNg" Giuseppe. fnx will most likely leave Immortals and join his CS 1.6 teammate Raphael "cogu" Camargo. [23]

North America Scores

North America Results
Results
C9IMTSKOpTicRNGNRGLiquidCLGWFXcoLMisfitsLGTFRUSH
C916-9
8-16		12-16
16-10		16-11
16-6		16-19
16-1		10-16
19-17		5-16
11-16		22-19
9-16		16-4
16-6		16-7
19-15		23-25
4-16		6-16
16-6		16-14
16-12		16-9
16-3
IMT9-16
16-8		11-16
7-16		16-6
5-16		16-3
4-16		16-14
10-16		3-16
16-9		16-8
16-6		16-11
16-14		16-10
16-12		16-7
16-13		22-19
16-11		16-2
16-5		16-13
16-1
SK16-12
10-16		16-11
16-7		14-16
16-7		16-8
13-16		16-11
19-16		16-9
14-16		12-16
12-16		W-F
W-F		16-10
16-9		16-6
16-5		16-8
16-8		16-10
16-9		16-9
16-6
OpTic11-16
6-16		6-16
16-5		16-14
7-16		16-5
19-17		9-16
12-16		13-16
14-16		19-15
16-11		16-3
16-0		8-16
16-7		16-3
16-11		16-7
6-16		16-12
16-8		16-5
16-13
RNG6-16
1-16		16-3
4-16		8-16
16-13		5-16
17-19		16-12
16-8		16-8
TBD		18-22
16-2		16-4
16-8		16-11
16-8		17-19
6-16		17-19
10-16		16-11
16-8		16-12
16-5
NRG16-10
17-19		14-16
16-10		11-16
16-19		16-9
16-12		22-18
2-16		22-19
14-16		16-11
19-6		16-6
16-6		7-16
16-6		16-9
12-16		16-10
16-2		16-6
16-2		16-8
16-5
Liquid16-5
16-11		16-3
9-16		16-9
14-16		16-13
16-14		8-16
TBD		19-22
16-14		13-16
10-16		16-11
16-5		16-11
16-9		16-11
16-5		16-11
16-12		16-10
16-8		16-3
16-11
CLG19-22
16-9		8-16
6-16		16-12
16-12		15-19
11-16		22-18
2-16		11-16
16-19		16-13
16-10		16-14
16-5		16-10
16-12		19-17
12-16		10-16
16-14		16-11
7-16		16-8
16-10
WFX6-16
4-16		14-16
11-16		F-W
F-W		3-16
0-16		4-16
8-16		6-16
6-16		11-16
5-16		14-16
5-16		6-16
14-16		4-16
11-16		19-17
6-16		F-W
F-W		16-7
14-16
coL7-16
14-16		10-16
12-16		10-16
9-16		16-8
7-16		11-16
8-16		16-7
6-16		11-16
9-16		14-16
9-16		16-6
16-14		2-16
9-16		14-16
2-16		16-10
16-14		16-2
16-5
Misfits25-23
16-4		7-16
13-16		6-16
5-16		3-16
11-16		19-17
16-6		9-16
16-12		11-16
5-16		17-19
16-12		16-4
16-11		16-2
16-9		13-16
10-16		16-4
16-5		16-12
16-11
LG16-6
6-16		19-22
11-16		8-16
8-16		7-16
16-6		19-17
16-10		10-16
2-16		11-16
12-16		16-10
14-16		17-19
16-6		16-14
16-2		16-13
16-10		W-F
W-F		16-14
16-8
TF14-16
12-16		2-16
5-16		6-16
9-16		12-16
8-16		11-16
8-16		6-16
2-16		10-16
8-16		11-16
16-7		W-F
W-F		10-16
14-16		5-16
4-16		F-W
F-W		7-16
12-16
RUSH9-16
3-16		13-16
1-16		12-16
17-19		5-16
13-16		5-16
12-16		8-16
5-16		3-16
11-16		8-16
10-16		7-16
14-16		2-16
5-16		12-16
11-16		14-16
8-16		16-7
16-12

Europe

Broadcast Talent

Desk Hosts

Commentators

Analyst

Observers

Standings

The European final standings are shown below. The top six teams go to Dallas to play in the finals and are invited to next season's EPL. Teams that placed seventh through eleventh did not qualify to the finals but are still invited to next seasons EPL. The bottom three teams need to go through various qualifiers in order to qualify for next season's EPL. The teams' in-game leaders are shown first for each roster.

The world's number one team and defending major champions, Astralis, and world's number two team, FaZe Clan, failed to qualify for the playoffs, placing eighth and seventh, respectively. Both teams lost the tiebreaker to Natus Vincere and Team EnVyUs. In addition, the runners-up of the last major, Virtus.pro is not automatically invited to next season's EPL after placing 13th. Last season's #2 seed Ninjas in Pyjamas did not qualify for the finals after a rough start to the season.

Final Standings
PlacePrize MoneyTeamW-LRF-RARDPtsRosterCoach
1stTBD North 19-7399-284+11557MSL, cajunb, k0nfig, Magiskb0y, aizyruggah
2ndTBD G2 Esports 16-10379-324+5548shox, bodyy, kennyS, NBK-, apEX SmithZz
3rdTBD mousesports 16-10347-302+4548chrisJ, denis, ropz, oskar, IoWelImbt
4thTBD Fnatic 15-11334-324+1045dennis, flusha, olofmeister, JW, KRiMZJumpy
5thTBD Natus Vincere 14-12333-332+142seized, s1mple, Edward, flamie, GuardiaNAndi
6thTBD Team EnVyUs 14-12366-362+442 Happy, RpK, xms, SIXER, ScreaMmaleK
7thUS$27,000 FaZe Clan 14-12365-355+1042 karrigan, allu, rain, kioShiMa, NiKoRobbaN
8thUS$23,000 Astralis 14-12361-340+2142gla1ve, dev1ce, Xyp9x, dupreeh, Kjaerbyezonic
9thUS$19,000Heroic12-14357-350+736Snappi, valde, niko, JUGi, MODDII
10thUS$17,500 Ninjas in Pyjamas 12-14312-353-4336Xizt, GeT RiGhT, f0rest, friberg, drakenTHREAT
11thUS$15,000 Team LDLC.com 11-15326-360-3433Ex6TenZ, to1nou, ALEX, mistou, ManiacKrav
12thUS$11,500HellRaisers10-16325-363-3830ANGE1, bondik, Zero, STYKO, DeadFoxJohnta
13thUS$8,000 Virtus.pro 9-17299-361-6227 NEO, TaZ, pashaBiceps, Snax, byalikuben
14thUS$4,000 Team Kinguin 6-19289-382-9318Hyper, SZPERO, mouz, rallen, MICHULoord

During the season, several changes took place.

The Danish Team Dignitas roster and then organization mutually parted ways and the roster signed with Danish football (soccer) club F.C. Copenhagen and Danish film company Nordisk Film. The team was called North. [24] North then released Ruben "Rubino" Villarroel at the request of the Norwegian and signed FaZe Clan's Philip "aizy" Aistrup. [25]

FaZe Clan brought in its former player Joakim "jkaem" Myrbostad after aizy left for North as a temporary replacement to play at DreamHack Las Vegas 2017. [26] FaZe then announced the signing of mousesports's star Bosnian player Nikola "NiKo" Kovač after the Vegas tournament. [27] mousesports then brought back Chris "chrisJ" de Jong after the Dutch player was benched to replace NiKo. [28] mousesports then bench Timo "Spiidi" Richter, citing a lack of motivation after the ELEAGUE Major 2017, and sign the young Estonian Robin "ropz" Kool. [29]

Perhaps the biggest change was the "French shuffle," which was led by Nathan "NBK-" Schmitt and Richard "shox" Papillon. NBK-. Kenny "kennyS" Schrub and, Dan "apEX" Madesclaire left Team EnVyUs for G2 Esport to join shox and Alexandre "bodyy" Pianaro; in addition, former G2 AWPer Édouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux moved to the coaching position. The remaining two G2 players, Cédric "RpK" Guipouy and Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom, left the team. Rpk joined Vincent "Happy" Cervoni and Christophe "SIXER" Xia on EnVyUs and EnVyUs signed Alexandre "xms" Forté and David "devoduvek" Dobrosavljevic. ScreaM initially said that he was going to be a temporary stand-in for EnVyUs, but then later officially announced that he signed with the team. EnVyUs then moved devoduvek to the inactive roster. [30] [31] [32]

Heroic bought out Jakob "JUGi" Hansen from Tricked Esport and release Michael "Friis" Jørgensen from the team. [33]

Long time Natus Vincere player and coach Sergey "starix" Ischuk left the team and stepped down as the coach. He was replaced by Na'Vi analyst Andrey ‘Andi’ Prokhorov. [34] starix then joined Team Spirit as a player. [35]

Ninjas in Pyjamas took in William "draken" Sundin from Epsilon eSports and benched Jacob "pyth" Mourujärvi. [36]

Team Kinguin release Damian "Furlan" Kisłowski and bring in Bartosz "Hyper" Wolny as the new in-game leader. [37]

Europe Scores

Europe Results
Results
FnaticNiPmouzFaZenVNorthVPNa'ViG2AstralisHRTKHeroicLDLC
Fnatic7-16
14-16		16-10
16-6		16-10
13-16		16-9
14-16		5-16
12-16		16-2
5-16		7-16
16-12		16-14
5-16		6-16
16-14		16-10
16-14		16-10
16-8		16-11
6-16		16-5
16-13
NiP16-7
16-14		8-16
10-16		9-16
9-16		13-16
16-13		1-16
3-16		6-16
16-9		12-16
16-8		10-16
9-16		12-16
16-12		16-14
16-5		16-12
16-14		11-16
7-16		16-7
16-14
mouz10-16
6-16		16-11
16-7		10-16
19-17		16-8
16-12		16-8
16-5		5-16
11-16		16-8
16-0		10-16
11-16		16-8
11-16		16-12
16-8		16-5
16-14		4-16
16-12		16-7
10-16
FaZe10-16
16-13		16-9
16-9		16-10
17-19		16-12
11-16		16-14
25-22		16-11
16-4		9-16
6-16		4-16
14-16		14-16
16-9		14-16
19-15		6-16
8-16		19-16
16-7		16-9
13-16
nV9-16
16-14		16-13
13-16		8-16
12-16		12-16
16-11		13-16
17-19		16-5
25-22		6-16
12-16		16-11
16-12		16-13
16-13		16-10
7-16		13-16
11-16		16-9
16-12		16-12
16-10
North16-5
16-12		16-1
16-3		8-16
5-16		14-16
22-25		16-7
19-17		16-6
16-7		16-4
16-19		16-13
16-10		16-4
11-16		13-16
16-10		16-11
16-5		19-16
16-10		16-6
16-7
VP2-16
16-5		16-6
9-16		16-5
16-11		11-16
4-16		5-16
22-25		6-16
7-16		10-16
16-8		16-10
13-16		16-8
19-15		10-16
10-16		15-19
16-9		1-16
9-16		5-16
13-16
Na'Vi7-16
16-12		16-12
8-16		8-16
0-16		16-9
16-6		16-6
16-12		4-16
19-16		16-10
8-16		10-16
16-13		16-11
4-16		16-5
11-16		16-6
16-5		14-16
25-22		8-16
10-16
G214-16
16-5		16-10
16-9		16-10
16-11		16-4
16-14		11-16
12-16		13-16
10-16		10-16
16-13		16-10
13-16		16-12
16-9		15-19
9-16		16-8
19-16		16-13
13-16		16-12
16-5
Astralis16-6
14-16		16-12
12-16		8-16
16-11		16-14
9-16		13-16
13-16		4-16
16-11		8-16
15-19		11-16
16-4		12-16
9-16		16-9
16-14		16-12
16-9		16-10
16-7		16-8
25-23
HR10-16
14-16		14-16
5-16		12-16
8-16		16-14
15-19		10-16
16-7		16-13
10-16		16-10
16-10		5-16
16-11		19-15
16-9		9-16
14-16		16-9
6-16		12-16
16-6		7-16
11-16
TK8-16
10-16		12-16
14-16		5-16
14-16		16-6
16-8		16-13
16-11		11-16
5-16		19-15
9-16		6-16
5-16		8-16
16-19		7-16
9-16		9-16
16-6		10-16
10-16		13-16
7-16
Heroic11-16
16-6		16-11
16-7		16-4
12-16		16-19
7-16		9-16
12-16		16-19
10-16		16-1
16-9		16-14
22-25		13-16
16-13		10-16
7-16		12-16
6-13		16-10
16-10		16-12
14-16
LDLC5-16
13-16		7-16
14-16		7-16
16-10		9-16
16-13		12-16
10-16		6-16
7-16		16-5
16-13		16-8
16-10		12-16
5-16		8-16
23-25		16-7
16-11		16-13
16-7		12-16
16-14

Finals

The finalized teams are shown below. Each team's world ranking for May 29, 2017 is also shown.

North America
Europe

Broadcast talent

Host

Backstage Reporter

Desk Host

Commentators

Analysts

Observers

Group stage

Group A

SK Gaming dominated the North American scene during the season, but the team struggled in the latter stages of the season, including a 0–2 loss against Counter Logic Gaming. However, the two time major champions still came up on top and comes into the tournament with a premier event win, taking the IEM Sydney 2017 title after defeating FaZe Clan. Its Brazilian counterparts, Immortals, were steady during the season, almost always in the top 6; however, the release of Counter-Strike veteran Lincoln "fnx" Lau due to internal problems might hurt the team. The defending EPL champions are also in group A, but Cloud9 did not find as much success as it did last season, barely cutting the top 6. G2 Esports started the season very slow with its newly formed French superteam after the player shuffle that involved G2, Team EnVyUs, Team LDLC.com. and Vexed Gaming. However, after starting 1–8, G2 won its last 15 of 17 matches to take second place in the European season. The other main team that was involved in the French shuffle was EnVyUs, as it took in Cédric "RpK" Guipouy and Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom form G2 Esports. EnVyUs barely scraped by into the finals after defeating the number one team in the world, Astralis, 2–0 to cap its regular season. Fnatic also takes part in the group, as the most decorated CS:GO team continues to try to find new form as it did in 2015. Like G2, Fnatic also struggled to find initial success before settling in.

PosTeamWLRFRARD
1 G2 Esports 326263-1
2 Team EnVyUs 327148+23
3 SK Gaming 325747+10
4 Fnatic 326256+6
5 Immortals 234866-18
6 Cloud9 144868-20
Group A Matches
SK Gaming 16 Cobblestone 7 Cloud9
G2 Esports 16 Nuke 14 Team EnVyUs
G2 Esports 4 Inferno 16 Cloud9
Immortals 9 Inferno 16 Fnatic
Fnatic 16 Inferno 9 Team EnVyUs
SK Gaming 16 Mirage 5 Immortals
SK Gaming 16 Cache 3 Fnatic
Cloud9 11 Cobblestone 16 Team EnVyUs
Fnatic 16 Nuke 11 Cloud9
G2 Esports 10 Overpass 16 Immortals
SK Gaming 6 Cobblestone 16 G2 Esports
Immortals 2 Cobblestone 16 Team EnVyUs
Immortals 16 Mirage 8 Cloud9
SK Gaming 3 Inferno 16 Team EnVyUs
G2 Esports 16 Overpass 11 Fnatic
Fnatic 6 Train 10 Team EnVyUs
SK Gaming 1 Train 4 Team EnVyUs
SK Gaming 4 Train 0 Fnatic

SK Gaming dominated the first day of the group stage, going 3-0 and not losing a single terrorist round, but lost both its games the second day by a large margin. Meanwhile, G2 Esports struggled immensely, suffering a loss to Cloud9 and barely winning against the sixth seeded Tean EnVyUs; however, the French superteam changed plans and defeated its remaining opponents after a loss to Immortals. EnVyUs surprised many as the second French team upset SK 16–3. Cloud9 only had one win against G2 but struggled to find success otherwise as the defending EPL champions fell in the group stage. Immortals also struggled with its new addition kNg as the team fought to take two games in the group stage. Fnatic defeated all the teams it was supposed to beat as the Swedish legends ended the group stage tied in second place; it nearly secured a playoffs spot, but it fell to G2 in the last match of the group stage. Immortals and Cloud9 were out at this point. G2 secured first seed as it defeated EnVyUs, SK, and Fnatic while the three aforementioned teams were required to play in a tiebreaker. EnVyUs squeaked out a win against Fnatic in a tiebreaker that went to three overtimes. EnVyUs easily defeated SK 4–1 to secure second seed in the group and SK swept Fnatic to secure the third seed.

Group B

North had the most wins out of any team in the season with 19. However, the Danish team is also known to struggle in offline tournaments, including losing to the relatively unknown Chiefs Esports Club in IEM Sydney and getting knocked out in the group stage. mousesports also seemed to be more revitalized after FaZe Clan bought out its star player Nikola "NiKo" Kovač. The team activated Tomáš "oskar" Šťastný from the bench and brought in the young Estonian Robin "ropz" Kool in place of Timo "Spiidi" Richter, and mousesports placed third. Natus Vincere (Na'Vi) barely made it into the playoffs with EnVyUs via tiebreaker rules. The team struggled after it released Danylo "Zeus" Teslenko in favor of Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev from Team Liquid. Sergey "starix" Ischuk was to lead the team as the coach, but Valve implemented rules that severely limited the coach's role. starix then left the team, leaving the team in question. Na'Vi fell into turmoil as it did not produce results as it did when it was a top three team; on the other hand, Zeus's new team, Gambit Gaming saw new light as the experienced leader turned around Gambit's mediocre results into those of a top ten team. s1mple's former team had a strong showing in the regular season as Team Liquid announced the leaving of Jacob "Pimp" Winneche and signed Russel "Twistzz" Van Dulken from Misfits midseason and then rose to near the top of the standings. NRG Esports made it to the finals for the second straight season despite its struggles within the team. OpTic Gaming nearly missed the playoffs, but with the team winning one of its games against compLexity Gaming and Luminosity Gaming losing both its games to Team Liquid, OpTic qualified. OpTic is currently using former Splyce player turned streamer Jason "jasonR" Ruchelski as a temporary stand-in and former long time Counter Logic Gaming member James "hazed" Cobb as a trial coach.

PosTeamWLRFRARD
1 North 417768+9
2 mousesports 418468+16
3 Team Liquid 326460+4
4 OpTic Gaming 236672-6
5 Natus Vincere 236860+8
6 NRG Esports 055183-32
Group B Matches
North 19 Nuke 17 mousesports
Team Liquid 4 Train 16 Natus Vincere
NRG Esports 16 Cache 19 OpTic Gaming
mousesports 19 Cobblestone 15 Natus Vincere
Team Liquid 16 Nuke 5 OpTic Gaming
North 16 Cobblestone 7 NRG Esports
North 16 Mirage 13 Natus Vincere
Team Liquid 16 Mirage 13 NRG Esports
mousesports 16 Cobblestone 12 OpTic Gaming
NRG Esports 5 Cobblestone 16 Natus Vincere
North 16 Mirage 14 OpTic Gaming
Team Liquid 12 Inferno 16 mousesports
Natus Vincere 8 Cobblestone 16 OpTic Gaming
North 10 Cobblestone 16 Team Liquid
mousesports 16 Mirage 10 NRG Esports

North dominated, only dropping one map to Team Liquid in the very last game of the group stage. mousesports also showed new form after NiKo left the team, as oskar and ropz both lead way to a 4–1 record, only losing to the top seeded North. NRG Esports, for the second straight EPL Finals, failed to win a game, going 0-5 for two straight seasons despite finishing fourth this season in North America. Natus Vincere, OpTic Gaming, and Team Liquid fought for a third spot. Na'Vi needed to defeat OpTic in order to have a chance to make the playoffs; if Liquid defeated North, then Na'Vi would play a tiebreaker against Liquid and if Liquid lost, Na'Vi would secure third seed in the playoffs. OpTic needed to beat Na'Vi and have Team Liquid lose in order to play a three way tiebreaker for the third seed. However, Liquid defeated North and OpTic defeated Na'Vi, giving Liquid sole possession of third.

Playoffs

Bracket

Round of 6SemifinalsFinals
G2 Esports 2
mousesports 0 SK Gaming 0
SK Gaming 2 G2 Esports 3
North 1
North 2
Team EnVyUs 1 Team Liquid 0
Team Liquid 2

Round of 6 Scores

SK showed form as it did in day one rather than day two, as it ran over mousesports. oskar and ropz kept mousesports close in the game as mousesport's terrorist side went head to head against SK's defense., SK's terrorist side proved relentless against the mousesports counter-terrorist side as FalleN, fer, and coldzera had mousesports scrambling, even when the European team had man advantages, including FalleN winning a 1 vs 3 clutch. SK only allowed one round to go by when playing on the terrorist side.

EnVyUs did not show up the third day of the EPL finals as it did in the group stage. Liquid nearly ran away with the first map, but a few misplays from the American side and endurance from the French side allowed EnVyUs come back from a 4–11 deficit to a 16–14 win. Train was also a close game, as it required a 1 vs. 2 jdm64 clutch to be the turning point of the game and Liquid was able to run away with the game. The third game was a different story, as Liquid dominated the first half and only allowed 1 round. EnVyUs attempted a comeback but it was only able to take three rounds before falling. jdm64 lead the way for Liquid after months of struggle from the AWPer.

Round of 6
TeamScoreMapScoreTeam
mousesports7 Mirage 16SK Gaming
mousesports8 Cache 16SK Gaming
mousesports–Cobblestone–SK Gaming
Team EnVyUs16 Cobblestone 14Team Liquid
Team EnVyUs10 Train 16Team Liquid
Team EnVyUs4 Nuke 16Team Liquid

Semifinals Scores

The first semifinals matchup featured a rematch of Season 3's grand finals, in which SK Gaming, then with Luminosity Gaming, defeated G2 Esports in a tense 3–2 victory. However, both teams switched things up since that series, as SK replaced fnx with felps and G2 formed the French superteam. The superteam came out on top in a fairly close best of three set. Rounds lost by SK when G2 had poor buys cost the Brazilian team in the end and G2 moved on to the finals.

North blew out Liquid in the first map of their best of three series on Nuke as a 13–2 lead at the half proved to be a huge blow to Liquid. The second map was much closer, however. Key players for both teams did not show up as Emil "Magisk" Reif only had 16 kills for North and Nicholas "nitr0" Cannella had only 15 kills for Liquid. Liquid had a massive 11–4 lead, but North brought it back all the way to overtime. Jonathan "EliGE" Jablonowski's 35 kills proved to be too little as North pulled off a 19–17 overtime win against the American team.

Semifinals
TeamScoreMapScoreTeam
G2 Esports16 Cache 12SK Gaming
G2 Esports16 Overpass 12SK Gaming
G2 Esports–Cobblestone–SK Gaming
North16 Nuke 5Team Liquid
North19 Mirage 17Team Liquid
North–Inferno–Team Liquid

Finals Scores

Both first seeds proved their dominance in the semifinals. G2 was fresh off a win from DreamHack Tours and aimed to make it two in a row while North tries to win its first premier tournament since EPICENTER 2016, in which it defeated Virtus.pro when the team was signed with Team Dignitas.

G2 and North both started off strong as the game on Cache nearly went the distance. In the end, G2 came up on top in a game Kenny "kennyS" Schrub dominated. G2 had no problem winning on North's map pick, Cobblestone. One of North's stars, Emil "Magisk" Reif, had trouble after getting just 8 kills. North then adjusted on Overpass and took off to a massive 14–2 lead. However, North then struggled and G2 adjusted and G2's leader, Richard "shox" Papillon, lead his team to a comeback. The team only allowed one round all the way up to round number 30, when North finally finished the job and barely took away the third map. However, the momentum swiftly moved into G2's favor, as Inferno turned into a clinic and G2 took its first premier tournament with the new lineup.

Finals
TeamScoreMapScoreTeam
G2 Esports16 Cache 13North
G2 Esports16 Cobblestone 5North
G2 Esports14 Overpass 16North
G2 Esports16 Inferno 3North
G2 EsportsNukeNorth

Finals standings

Final Standings
PlacePrize MoneyTeam
1stUS$225,000 G2 Esports
2ndUS$100,000 North
3rd – 4thUS$60,000 SK Gaming
Team Liquid
5th – 6thUS$45,000 mousesports
Team EnVyUs
7th – 8thUS$40,000 Fnatic
OpTic Gaming
9th – 10thUS$35,000 Immortals
Natus Vincere
11th – 12thUS$32,500 Cloud9
NRG Esports

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