APAC and LATAM ESL Pro League CS:GO Season 9 qualifiers announced

The world’s longest-running professional CS:GO league will return on April 12, 2019, for Season 9 with more teams and a brand new format that replaces online play with studio matches for the EU and AM regions.

ESL Pro League will upgrade its format for 2019 and expand to 16 teams in Europe as part of this.

Both NiP and Fnatic will fight for Pro League survival in the relegation tournament.

Against all odds, Team Envy barely escaped direct relegation in the last week of play.

INTZ or eUnited only one underdog can make it on MD4 of NA Pro League.

mouz, G2, Hellraisers, FaZe and ex Space Soldiers contend for only three finals spots.

All the comings and goings in the EU MD3.

This is how NA stands after MD3.

Due to the introduction of new regions for Season 8, the prize pool for APAC teams in the ESL Pro League CS:GO has been modified. This is how the total pool of $58.000 USD is split among teams according to performance in the Oceania and Asia final stages: Qualification for

They're flying under the radar and could break out of cover in the Windy City.

The Road to Odense is getting narrower and narrower!

Can they cause a big upset?