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Everything you need to know about ESL Pro League Season 18
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August 29, 2023 | Pley Admin

Everything you need to know about ESL Pro League Season 18

We have taken a look at the new iteration of the ESL Pro League that will run the next month.

Tournament: ESL Pro League Season 18

Date: 30/8 – 1/10, 2023

Prize pool: $850,000

Venue: InterContinental Malta

Tournament structure: Eight teams in four groups. Four teams advance to the playoff stage from each group. The group winner qualifies directly for the Quarter-Finals. The second-placed team qualifies for the 2nd Playoff Round. 3rd and 4th placed teams face each other in the 1st Playoff Round.

Group A:

(30/8-3/9)

Vitality vs ORKS

Astralis vs Ninjas in Pyjamas

FURIA vs Movistar Riders

Grayhound vs GamerLegion

Group B:

(6/9-10/9)

Heroic vs Rooster

BIG vs Monte

MOUZ vs MIBR

Evil Geniuses vs ENCE

Group C:

(13/9-17/9)

FaZe vs 9z

Imperial vs Fnatic

Apeks vs M80

Natus Vincere vs 5yclone

Group D:

(20/9-24/9)

Cloud9Eternal Fire

Complexity vs 9INE

Team Liquid vs Virtus.pro

G2 vs Lynn Vision

Tournament favorites according to bookmakers:

Favorites: Team Vitality, G2, ENCE

Outsiders: Heroic, Cloud9

Dark horses: FaZe, Astralis, NAVI, Virtus.pro

Talents:

Hosts:

Tres “⁠stunna⁠” Saranthus

Freya “⁠Freya⁠” Spiers

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Casters:

Harry “⁠JustHarry⁠” Russell

Hugo “⁠Hugo⁠” Byron United

Chad “⁠SPUNJ⁠” Burchill

Alex “⁠Machine⁠” Richardson

Jason “⁠moses⁠” O’Toole

Adam “⁠Dinko⁠” Hawthorne

Henry “⁠HenryG⁠” Greer

Conner “⁠Scrawny⁠” Girvan

Geordie “⁠Mac⁠” McAleer

James “⁠BARDOLPH⁠” Bardolph (B-stream)

Alex “⁠hawka⁠” Hawkins (B-stream)

Analysts:

Mathieu “⁠Maniac⁠” Quiquerez

Janko “⁠YNk⁠” Paunović

Jacob “⁠Pimp⁠” Winneche

Who are ORKS, M80, and 5yclone?

As always we have new teams to watch out for in the ESL Pro League. With 32 teams in the competition, we are bound to learn some new names along the way.

ORKS

: With four players from Poland and one from Estonia, ORKS is one of the unknown quantities at the ESL Pro League Season 18. Starplayer is Łukasz “mwlky” Pachucki. The team was created on July 10th, 2023, and is still looking for a sponsor. The team qualified for the Pro League by winning the European qualifier, besting teams such as SAW and Bad News Eagles. The team is ranked #52 in the world.

M80

is also a new team on the tournament circuit. On July 15th, 2023 the team was established with three Americans, a Dane, and a Guatemalan on the team, this is definitely a new constellation that we have never seen before. M80 is an American Organization with teams in VALORANT, Rainbow Six, and Rocket League. The in-game leader is Marcus “maNkz” Kjeldsen, while the two star players on the team are Mario “malbsMd” Samayoa and Michael “Swisher” Schmid. M80 currently looks like the second-best team in North America after recently beating Evil Geniuses. They are ranked #49 in the world.

5yclone:

The former Rare Atom team is now called 5yclone. The team is without an organization at the moment. In-game leader Liang “advent” Zhuo has a couple of hard-hitting riflers in Yang “JamYoung” Yi and Wang “Mercury” Jingxiang to control, while AWP’er Andrew “kaze” Khong is also a dangerous card on their hand. The Asian team is off to a tough start at the event facing NAVI in the opening round.

Where can you watch the ESL Pro League?

The matches from the ESL Pro League will be broadcast on Twitch. You can see the matches via these channels:

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