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Season 13
2021 - S13
Season 13 will remain unforgotten with Heroic being able to stop the CIS revolution led by Gambit. Both teams being unbeaten in the Play-In stage and the main tournament, facing each other in the Grand Final. It's 2-2 and the final map is running, when CadiaN ends the game with the play of his career.
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2021
Season 13
Season 12
2020 - S12
ESL Pro League season 12 crowned 5 regional Champions in Astralis, Furia Esports, BOOM Esports, Renegades and TYLOO. All teams battled in their respective regions and took down the toughest teams in their to claim their spot as ESL Pro League Season 12 champions.
2020
Season 12
Season 11
2020 - S11
Fnatic and Team Liquid were triumphant in their regions during the ESL Pro League Season 11. Fnatic battled their way through the European competition to meet their previous ESL Pro League season 10 Finalists mousesports in the Grand Final, where they got the revenge victory in a 5 match thriller and claimed the European Season 11 title. Team Liquid remained in North America where they performed at the top of their game throughout the tournament. They only dropped one map throughout the whole tournament defeated Evil Geniuses 3-0 in the North American Grand Final.
2020
Season 11
Season 10
2019 - S10
Mousesports surprised thousands around the world as star player Finn “karrigan” Andersen led his squad to a compelling victory at Odense’s Jyske Bank Arena in his native Denmark. Evil Geniuses, Astralis and Fnatic stood in their path to glory in the playoffs, but proved no match for the determined mouz roster.
2019
Season 10
Season 9
2019 - S9
Team Liquid surfaced as victorious in Montpellier, Occitanie where the North American squad lifted the ESL Pro League Season 9 trophy. Defeating the French favorites G2 Esports 3:1 saw Team Liquid surge towards their third premier trident-trophy win within 2019.
2019
Season 9
Season 8
2018 - S8
Danish fans saluted Astralis where the world's No. 1 squad maintained consistency claiming the 8th Season title of the ESL Pro League with a 3:1 victory over Team Liquid. With support from the Danish crowd in Odense, the Arena authenticated back-to-back ESL Pro League championships for Astralis.
2018
Season 8
Season 7
2018 - S7
The ESL Pro League Season 7 Finals took place in Dallas, USA where Astralis conquered the competition lifting the trophy, title and earning a large portion of $750,000 USD. Little did Astralis know that this wouldn't be the last time they won in a 3:1 victory over Team Liquid.
2018
Season 7
Season 6
2017 - S6
Accomplished Brazilian sensations SK Gaming flexed on the competition emerging as the ESL Pro League Season 6 champions from an intense 3:1 victory over FaZe Clan. The victory in Odense, Denmark saw the Brazilian core add a second ESL Pro League title to their rapidly filling trophy cabinet.
2017
Season 6
Season 5
2017 - S5
G2 Esports returned to form sailing the tricolour of blue, white and red as the renowned roster of the French won the ESL Pro League Season 5 Finals with a 3:1 victory over North. Earning the lion’s share of $750,000 USD, the victory in Dallas was the second of three titles the French claimed within 2017.
2017
Season 5
Season 4
2016 - S4
The US flag swooped proudly in the wind as Cloud9 acquired their first and only ESL Pro League title after a 2:1 grand final victory over SK Gaming. On Brazilian turf, Sao Paulo housed 12 of the most dangerous teams from Europe and North America for Season 4 of the ESL Pro League Finals in 2016.
2016
Season 4
Season 3
2016 - S3
The ESL Pro League Season 3 Finals saw the Bold Brazilians Luminosity Gaming earn their first ESL Pro League title in our marquee studios during mid 2016. Bolstering their impact on the professional scene, the Brazilians went on to cement themselves as the No. 1 team in the world with their fairytale storyline after defeating G2 Esports 3:2 in a thrilling grand final.
2016
Season 3
Season 2
2015 - S2
Swedish sensations FNATIC ushered in their second ESL Pro League championship in Season 2 on the colorful shores of California, where they won over Natus Vincere in a 3:2 final. The ESL Pro League Season 2 Finals exhibited the best four teams from the European and North American regions in December of 2015.
2015
Season 2
Season 1
2015 - S1
Our old school ESL Studio saw FNATIC hoist the Swedish flag at the inaugural ESL Pro League Finals held in Cologne, Germany. The first season of the ESL Pro League Finals witnessed four elite teams from both Europe and North America compete over four days and concluded with FNATIC subduing a vintage Cloud9 roster in a 3:1 to lift the trophy.
2015
Season 1

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Season 13

Prize Money
ESL Pro Tour POints
1ST
$175.000
1300 points
2ND
$60.000
1000 points
3RD-4TH
$30.000
775 points
5TH-6TH
$15.000
575 points
7TH-8TH
$12.500
400 points
9TH-12TH
$10.000
250 points
13TH-16TH
$7.000
100 points
17TH-20TH
$5.000
50 points
21ST-24TH
$3.000
0 points
Teams are awarded an additional $5.000 for every win in the group stage