Season #10

Season 10 of the A1 Adria League was a true milestone, celebrating the league’s jubilee edition with the long-awaited return of LAN finals. Combining online championships with live events, Season 10 delivered unforgettable moments, record-breaking viewership, and one of the most diverse game lineups so far. Seven titles were once again part of the competition, with F1 22 joining the league for the first time and adding a brand-new dimension to the A1 Adria League ecosystem.

League of Legends, PUBG: Battlegrounds, VALORANT, and F1 22 were played in a championship format, while CS:GO, Brawl Stars, and FIFA kept their proven structures from previous seasons. The mix of online competition and LAN finals made Season 10 one of the most dynamic and exciting editions in league history.

The debut of F1 22 delivered an intense finish, as Primož Miklavčić claimed first place with just a one-point advantage over Jernej Dovžan. As a reward, Primož walked away with a professional racing steering wheel, taking his sim racing journey to the next level.

In VALORANT, Grandmas Gambit outplayed CWE_WHITE to secure the championship and take home the majority of the €1,000 prize pool.
League of Legends finally saw a new champion as Stara Garda defeated HARMONY in the Grand Final, ending their repeated runner-up finishes.
In PUBG: Battlegrounds, Entropiq continued their dominance from Season 9 and successfully defended their title, proving they are the undisputed kings of the region in the battle royale genre.
All of these titles were played fully online, while the spotlight shifted to LAN for CS:GO, Brawl Stars, and FIFA.

The FIFA tournament brought one of the biggest storylines in A1 Adria League history. Marko “Gruby” Grubišić ended the legendary reign of Tarik “amke” Novo. Despite amke’s perfect group stage, he fell in the playoffs, setting up a LAN final between Gruby and Miloš “brstimir” Majdevac at the Reboot Games Weekend in Zagreb. After falling behind 0–2, Gruby made an incredible comeback and won the series in front of a live audience. Harun “Parla” Parla, who sent amke to the lower bracket, finished in third place.

Another dynasty ended in Brawl Stars. Salada de Frutas once again reached the finals after defeating Jazavci, but OMERT4 had other plans. After beating GREEKGOD in the playoffs, OMERT4 dominated the LAN final 3–0 and claimed their first A1 Adria League title. Aleksandar “Protić” Radinović, Nemanja “Decai” Mitrović, and Bogdan “OM|Bogdan” Kotlaja wrote their names into league history.

Sunday at the Reboot Games Weekend was reserved for CS:GO. Zero Tenacity and KTRL advanced to the Grand Final after eliminating iNation and Team BLINK. The storyline was special, as Filip “aVN” Belojica and Miloš “dEE” Marčeta faced each other after winning three A1 Adria League titles together in previous seasons. In a best-of-five series, Zero Tenacity emerged victorious with a 3–1 win, sealing their championship by dominating the fourth map.

Season 10 was not only memorable for its competition but also for its impact. Over 100,000 unique viewers followed the jubilee season, proving the continued growth of esports in the Adriatic region. To mark this special edition, A1 introduced exclusive NFTs for players and visitors, with only 1,000 created in five unique designs, making Season 10 one of the most iconic chapters in A1 Adria League history.