SEASON 23 Champions - Natus Vincere
ESL Pro League Season 23Best Enjoyed in Person.
Teams24
EPTMasters
Total Winnings$1,000,000
Stage 1Mar 1 - 5
Stage 2Mar 6 - 10
PlayoffsMar 12 - 15
The biggest CS League24 Teams | 3 Stages | Global Competition
Stage 1
- 1 x 16 team Swiss group
- All matches Bo3
Stage 2
- 1 x 16 team Swiss group
- All matches Bo3
Playoffs
- 1 x 8 team Single-Elimination bracket
- Quarterfinals & Semifinals Bo3
- Third-Place decider Bo3
- Grand Final Bo5
- Playoffs: Mar 13 - 15
- 8 teams from Stage 2
- 1 team to claim the trophy
Team Spirit
Stage 2
Astralis
Stage 2
Legacy
Stage 2
Aurora Gaming
Stage 2
The MongolZ
Stage 2
Natus Vincere
Stage 2
FUT Esports
Stage 2
MOUZ
Stage 2
Total Winnings: $1,000,000
Place | Prize Money | Club Reward |
|---|---|---|
1st | $100,000 | $150,000 |
2nd | $55,000 | $101,500 |
3rd | $37,500 | $72,500 |
4th | $22,500 | $45,000 |
5th-8th | $15,000 | $33,000 |
9th-11th | $12,500 | $22,000 |
12th-14th | $10,500 | $11,000 |
15th-16th | $8,500 | – |
17th-19th | $6,500 | – |
20th-22nd | $4,500 | – |
23th-24th | $3,000 | – |
TOTAL | $400,000 | $600,000 |
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FaqsESL Pro League explained
No, unfortunately there will be no live audience this time round. Season 22 will take place privately in a studio from Stockholm Sweden.
Following the initial Team Selected Seeding in Stage 1 and Stage 2, teams will be assigned ELO-like ratings corresponding to their seed positions, with higher seeds receiving more points. Each Swiss round will then be seeded according to the teams’ current ratings, which will be dynamically updated after each match. Teams will be paired based on their updated ratings, with the restriction that no rematches will occur.
The objective of live ratings is to continuously adjust team rankings to more accurately reflect their current performance. For example, if the #16 seed defeated the #1 seed, this result suggests the #16 team is performing above expectations, and their rating will be adjusted accordingly.
Read more about ESL Pro League seeding system here.