ESL have announced important changes to the format of their marquee Pro League, including a slot expansion and relegation changes. With Season 3 of the ESL Pro League winding down and with its $512,000 finals in London fast approaching, ESL have looked into adjusting the format of the league overall in order to accommodate the growing list of competitive teams in CS:GO. In a new announcement released today, the German-based organisation mention that the next season of the Pro League will have 14 slots instead of 12 slots in order to make space for a growing slate of high profile teams; the increased amount of regular season slots will also mean more participants in the Season 4 finals, about which information is still forthcoming.
Due to the slot expansion, ESL will implement a new relegation system effective immediately:
The changes to relegation will undoubtedly have a strong effect on the current season of the Pro League, as both teams in danger of relegation and teams doing well in ESEA Premier fight to retain a spot in the million dollar league. stich writes for HLTV.org and can be found on Twitter |
Warzone players fear massive Verdansk map changes as return confirmedBlack Ops 6 revives trickshots with most unlikely weaponGroup drawings for EM finals tonightCall of Duty fans are terrifying their family with iconic No Russian missionTop Clash In Group B TonightWarzone players have big wishes for Verdansk map changesWarzone players fear massive Verdansk map changes as return confirmedmTw, roccat and eWarzone feature everyone forgot about is returning with Verdansk according to leakBest Assault Rifle loadouts in Black Ops 6 Season 2 Reloaded
