AGO wins ESEA Premier Season 38 Europe
The ESEA Premier Season 38 Europe has come to an end. At the championship, which was held online from August 17 to October 17, 16 teams from Europe fought for a prize pool of $ 50,000, as well as two additional prizes: a place in ESL Pro League Season 15 for the winner, as well as a ticket to ESL Pro League Conference Season 15 for a silver medalist. The winner of the tournament was the AGO team, which in the grand final proved to be stronger than their compatriots from Anonymo with a score of 3: 0.
The regular season for the future winner began with a victory in the group stage, during which the Polish team lost only two games, which did not prevent them from getting a high seed in the playoffs. The AGO team started their way to the top with a confident victory over Sprout (2: 0) in the quarterfinals. However, the Polish team continued to gain momentum, having dealt with Double Poney (2: 0) and Anonymo (2: 1) in order to reach the grand final and get a handicap.
In the decisive match AGO continued to push, albeit with great difficulty took the peak of Dust 2. However, on the third map, the team brilliantly dealt with Anonymo, thereby recording a confident victory.
Results of ESEA Premier Season 38 Europe
- 1st place: AGO - $ 20,000 + a slot at ESL Pro League Season 15.
- 2nd place: Anonymo Esports - $ 12,000 + a slot at ESL Pro League Conference Season 15.
- 3rd place: Team BLINK - $ 6,500.
- 4th place: Double Poney - $ 4,000.
- 5th-6th place: Wisła Kraków - $ 2,500.
- 5th-6th place: Team LDLC - $ 2,500.
- 7th-8th place: Sangal Esports - $ 1,250.
- 7th-8th place: Sprout - $ 1,250.
- 9-10th place: SAW.
- 9-10th place: Team GamerLegion.
- 11-12th place: ENTERPRISE esports.
- 11-12th place: Endpoint.
- 13-14th place: Apeks.
- 13-14th place: Movistar Riders.
- 15-16th place: Akuma.
- 15-16th place: SKADE.
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