Updated on May 12, 5:02 a.m. (GMT+8): Updated results.
The ESL Pro League Season 19 marks the return of the biggest Counter-Strike league in Saint Julian’s, Malta, gathering the world’s most elite teams for a bid to be crowned champions.
Credit: ONE Esports This season, 32 teams compete over three weeks to win in the race to secure the Intel Grand Slam V and a spot at IEM Cologne 2024.
ESL Pro League Season 19 format Teams are divided into four groups, each consisting of eight teams.
These teams battle it out in triple-elimination brackets where all matches are best-of-three. The top four teams from each group then move forward to the Playoffs.
Credit: ESL FACEIT Concurrently, the winners of each group secure their spots in the Quarterfinals, while the runners-up progress to the Round of 12.
Teams who place third and fourth enter the competition in the Round of 16.
The Playoffs, scheduled from May 7 to 12, then shift to a single-elimination bracket involving the top 16 teams.
Credit: ONE Esports Like the prior stages, matches are still best-of-three, except for the Grand Final, which is a best-of-five match to decide the champion.
All matches starting from the third and fourth Quarterfinals unfold live on stage.
ESL Pro League Season 19 schedule and results The Group Stage runs from April 23 to May 5.
(To be updated)
April 23 (Tuesday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM Eternal Fire 0 — 2 Astralis Virtus Pro 1 — 2 Fnatic 3D Max 2 — 0SAW Team Vitality 2 — 0Sharks Esports
April 24 (Wednesday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM FaZe Clan 2 — 0Imperial Esports BetBoom Team 2 — 1M80 Team Falcons 1 — 2 The MongolZ TYLOO 0 — 2 G2 Esports Virtus Pro 2 — 0SAW Fnatic 0 — 2 3DMax
April 25 (Thursday) TEAM SCHEDULE TEAM FaZe Clan 0 — 2 Astralis Imperial Esports 1 — 2 Eternal Fire Team Vitality 2 — 0BetBoom Team The MongolZ 2 — 0G2 Esports TYLOO 1 — 2 Team Falcons Sharks Esports 1 — 2 M80
April 26 (Friday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM Virtus.Pro 0 — 2 FaZe Clan Fnatic 1 — 2 Eternal Fire
April 27 (Saturday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM Team Falcons 0 — 2 BetBoom Team G2 Esports 1 — 2 M80 FaZe Clan 2 — 1Eternal Fire SAW 2 — 0Imperial Esports M80 1 — 2 BetBoom Team
April 28 (Sunday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM G2 Esports 2 — 1Team Falcons M80 2 — 1TYLOO
April 29 (Monday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM M80 0 — 2 G2 Esports
Astralis 3DMax Faze Clan Virtus.pro Team Vitality The MongolZ BetBoom G2 Esports April 30 (Tuesday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM MOUZ 2 — 0Bad News Kangaroos ENCE 0 — 2 Gamer Legion PERA 0 — 2 Complexity Ninjas in Pyjamas 0 — 2 Heroic
Group A and B qualified teams:
May 1 (Wednesday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM FORZE 2 — 0Monte FURIA 1 — 2 Liquid FlyQuest 0 — 2 NAVI BIG 2 — 0BOSS
May 2 (Thursday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM MOUZ 2 — 0GamerLegion Bad News Kangaroos 1 — 2 ENCE FORZE 2 — 0FURIA Monte 0 — 2 Team Liquid FlyQuest 2 — 0BOSS
May 3 (Friday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM Natus Vincere 2 — 1BIG Complexity 2 — 1Heroic PERA 2 — 1Ninjas in Pyjamas ENCE 2 — 0Monte GamerLegion 2 — 1FORZE FlyQuest 0 — 2 Heroic
May 3 (Friday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM BIG 2 — 1 PERA Bad News Kangaroos 0 — 2 FURIA ENCE 0 — 2 GamerLegion Heroic 1 — 2 BIG BOSS 1 — 2 Ninjas in Pyjamas
May 4 (Saturday) TEAM RESULTS TEAM FlyQuest 2 — 1PERA Monte 2 — 1FORZE FURIA 2 — 0ENCE Ninjas in Pyjamas 2 — 1Heroic MOUZ 2 — 0Liquid
May 5 (Sunday) TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM FlyQuest 2 — 0Ninjas in Pyjamas Monte 1 — 0 FURIA Natus Vincere 1 — 2 Complexity
May 8 (Wednesday) TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM BIG 0 — 2 G2 Esports BetBoom Team 1 — 2 FlyQuest GamerLegion 0 — 2 Virtus.pro FaZe Clan 2 — 1Monte
May 9 (Thursday) TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM Team Liquid 2 — 1FlyQuest 3DMAX 1 — 2 G2 Esports Natus Vincere 0 — 2 FaZe Clan The Mongolz 1 — 2 Virtus.pro
May 10 (Friday) TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM Complexity 2 — 0Virtus.pro MOUZ 2 — 1G2 Esports
May 11 (Saturday) TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM Astralis 2 — 0Team Liquid Vitality 2 — 0FaZe Clan
TEAM SCHEDULE /RESULTS TEAM Vitality 2 — 1Astralis MOUZ 2 — 1Complexity
All teams competing at ESL Pro League Season 19 Credit: ESL Counter-Strike/YouTube TEAMS QUALIFIED AT ESL PRO LEAGUE SEASON 19 QUALIFICATION PATH Astralis Partner Team BIG Partner Team Complexity Partner Team ENCE Partner Team FaZe Clan Partner Team Fnatic Partner Team FURIA Partner Team G2 Esports Partner Team HEROIC Partner Team MOUZ Partner Team Natus Vincere Partner Team Ninjas in Pyjamas Partner Team Team Liquid Partner Team Team Vitality Partner Team Monte ESL Challenger Jönköping winner Virtus.pro ESL Challenger Atlanta winner SAW ESL World Ranking Team Falcons ESL World Ranking GamerLegion ESL World Ranking BetBoom Team ESL World Ranking Eternal Fire ESL World Ranking 3DMAX ECL S46 Europe winner FORZE ECL S46 Europe runner-up M80 ECL S46 North America winner BOSS ECL S46 North America runner-up The MongolZ ECL S46 Asia-Pacific winner TYLOO ECL S46 Asia-Pacific runner-up Imperial Esports South American Qualifier winners Sharks Esports South American Qualifier winners Pera Esports European Conference winner Bad News Kangaroos Oceanic Qualifier winner FlyQuest ANZ Champs winner
Prize pool and distribution Credit: Fnatic, ONE Esports The world’s best Counter-Strike teams battle it out for the lion’s share of the US$750,000 prize pool, with the champion receiving US$170,000.
ESL PRO LEAGUE SEASON 19 RANKING PRIZE 1st $170,000 2nd $80,000 3rd-4th $45,000 5th-8th $32,000 9th-12th $23,500 13th-16th $17,500 17th-20th $12,000 21st-28th $7,000 29th-32nd $3,500
Where to watch ESL Pro League Season 19? Fans can witness ESL Counter-Strike action on the following platforms:
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