A ton of action for all the viewers when ESL Pro League Season 17 kicks off tomorrow. ESL Pro League Season 17 is one of the longest tournaments in CS, and this year the prize pool will feature $850,000.
1st. place: $200,000 | Qualifies to IEM Cologne 2023 – BLAST World Final 2023.
2st. place: $90.000
3st. place: $50,000
5-8th place: $35,000
ESL Pro League Season 17 format
Group Stage
: February 22nd – March 26th.
Four triple-elimination format groups:
– Each group has eight teams
– All matches are Bo3
The top four teams from each group advance to the Playoffs:
– Group stage winners advance to the Quarterfinals
– Group stage runners-up advance to the Round of 12 as the High Seeds
– Group stage 3rd place teams advance to the Round of 16 as the High Seeds
– Group stage 4th place teams advance to the Round of 16 as the Low Seeds
Playoffs
:
– Single-Elimination bracket
– All matches (excl. Grand Final) are Bo3
– The Grand Final is Bo5
To guide all the viewers throughout the event, ESL has brought in some recognizable faces that we usually see when seeing their own broadcasts.
? #ESLProLeague S17 ? It's a family show ?
Join us on February 22nd ?@SPUNJ @Maniac_CSGO @Mauisnake @dinkotv @MACHINEgg @OnFireAnders @MosesGG @JustHarryGG @HugoTV @Hency_Heccu @LucyLuce_ @Jackyesports @HenryGcsgo @FreyaSpiers @YNk @stunna pic.twitter.com/ufCo1NMDxq
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) February 17, 2023
