Season 4 of the North American Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Pro League is well underway as more matches are played and teams begin to separate themselves in the standings. Cloud9 is sitting in first with an amazing 10-0 win-streak, but North American frontrunners SK Gaming have yet to play any games. Here’s everything that happened in Week 2 and next week’s schedule.
TUESDAY
Week 2 started off strong for Splyce as they secured the first win of the day 16-14 against Complexity Gaming.
A beautiful ace from @daveycsgo to secure the win for @SplycePro! #ESLProLeague pic.twitter.com/TS461vEKiA
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 24, 2016
Complexity earned some league points of their own, returning the favor and defeating Splyce 16-11 in Game 2.
Immortals then took down eUnited 16-10, who then answered back in a crazy upset with a 16-10 win of their own.
In the biggest upset this season @eUnitedgg takes dust 2 off @Immortals_gg 16-10! #ESLProLeague pic.twitter.com/R4JisRu7E4
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 24, 2016
WEDNESDAY
After taking a game off of Immortals on Tuesday, eUnited couldn’t maintain their momentum and fell to OpTic Gaming twice the following day. But their one Week 2 win gave them three league points and moved them up to 11th place in the standings.
Immortals on the other hand did not take their loss lightly and went on to regroup and dominate Splyce first 16-7 and then 16-4.
Ouch...(1g) pic.twitter.com/LGuuCQAWl3
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 25, 2016
Selfless Gaming earned their first win of the season, defeating Winterfox 16-13, but Winterfox turned things around in Game 2 to win 19-16 in overtime.
What a game! @winterfoxgg takes the match in OT! #ESLProLeague pic.twitter.com/VMt1inlxT1
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 25, 2016
Cloud9 continued their Season 4 winning streak, taking down Complexity 16-9 and 16-5.
THURSDAY
Immortals continued to climb the standings with two wins and six more league points after their matches against NRG Esports.
Cloud9 did one better than Immortals, closing out Week 2 with zero losses in first place after defeating Counter Logic Gaming twice on Day 3.
Yung stew the scout master @stewie #ESLProLeague pic.twitter.com/xl97Emh8dQ
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 26, 2016
Team Liquid took down Winterfox first 16-14 and then 16-11, putting them in fifth place, just under OpTic Gaming who gained and gave three points after a win and a loss against Renegades.
Dancing in the smoke @Azr @daps #ESLProLeague pic.twitter.com/T9WVIcW3Le
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) August 26, 2016
COMING UP
We have four days of action for you in Week 3 of the North American ESL Pro League with matches on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Be sure to check out the standings and tune in starting at 5PM PDT for all four days to watch SK Gaming make their ESL Pro League Season 4 debut!
As always, stay tuned to ESL Counter-Strike on Twitter and Facebook for all the latest updates and don’t forget to join the conversation using #ESLProLeague.
