The first round of Open Qualifiers is finished! We now know the names of the Top 8 players that will be competing in the September Monthly Finals! Stakes are high because those players that manage to secure Top 4 will advance to the Online Playoffs!
Hearthstone Monthly Finals will be played on 30th of September @ 19:00! You can follow all of the action on our official channels: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, TWITCH
Here are the players!
Monthly Finals will be played in double-elimination format which means that when a player loses two matches he is out of the tournament. All additional information can be found on the official page of the cup.
The prize pool for Monthly Finals is 150 Euros: 1. 75€ + Qualified for Online Playoffs 2. 50€ + Qualified for Online Playoffs 3. 25€ + Qualified for Online Playoffs 4. Qualified for Online Playoffs
Your host for the evening will be Stefan “Djuka93” Đukić, renowned player and streamer in our region.
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Clash Royale players, we have an important update for you! Monthly Finals are just around the corner and we would like to inform you that the Monthly Finals for September are going to be played on Friday, October the 4that 19:00 instead of Tuesday, October the 1st as it was earlier announced.
Monthly Finals will be streamed on all A1 Adria League streaming channels: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, TWITCH so make sure to follow them.
That means that Top 8 players with the highest amount of points will be competing for the prize pool and spot in the Online Playoffs on Friday. Before that, we have one Open Qualifier left to determine who those players will be.
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After 2 days of intense competition, we got our 4 teams from the closed qualifiers and with that, the group stage is set! The group stage will last 7 weeks starting from 11.9.2019 with the last day of the group stage being 26.10.2019. The matches will be played every Wednesday (From 19:00) and every Saturday (From 18:00) in those 7 weeks.
And you will be able to follow all of the action on our Official channels: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, TWITCH Nowwithout further ado let’s introduce our teams that will battle it out in the group stage!
Let us introduce the 8 teams from the group stage:
First, we have the winner and runner ups of Season 3.
Tim123 – Still considered the favorites in the region led by “dnz”, they dominated season 3. Will anyone be up to the challenge to dethrone them, follow the group stage and find out!
The Last Jedis – The only team to win a match vs the “Tim123” in the season they defied the odds and proven themselves that they deserve to be here, will they make more upsets this season?
We also have two teams that were directly invited
Level UP – One of the most recognized teams in the region and the mixing pot of the best players from the whole Balkans, most of the well-known faces of Dota 2 played in this team at the time or another.
XDS – They managed to take the 4th spot in the previous season and with that earned the respect of the region and showed that they can rustle with the big boys And for the 4 teams that got here through the closed qualifiers:
Team Serbia – Led by the former EPG player “LebronDota” qualified for the group stage with a win over “Hoodlums” and “Kaj” they showed experience and good team play overall, everyone expects them to be one of the top contenders for the title.
-T– Athletes – They lost the first game in the closed qualifier, but that didn’t stop them, they managed to claw their way back and after defeating the “Vucicevi Lavovi” and “Kaj” managed to get the group stage spot.
Mystique – Defeated by “The Last jedis” in the third season playoffs, boosted with a new energy of a new opportunity they will show everyone that they are a force to be reckoned with
Blessed Alphas – The Swedish Balkan mix team showing everyone that borders are just lines, stepping up and dominating through the closed qualifiers only losing in the finals to “-T– Athletes” but nevertheless a beautiful performance so far, go big boyz!
Everyone welcome to the group stage, have fun compete and be the best versions of yourselves!
“Without the spur of competition, we’d loaf out our life.” — Arnold Glasow
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After 4 open cups and two days of intense closed qualifier action we finally have our 8 teams that will battle it out in the group stage where only the top 4 will get the privilege to show the whole audience in Zagreb why they deserve to be there! The group stage will last 7 weeks starting from 12.9.2019 with the last day of the group stage being 27.10.2019. The matches will be played every Thursday and every Sunday in those 7 weeks.
And you will be able to follow all of the action on our Official channels: YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, TWITCH. Nowwithout further ado let’s introduce our teams that will battle it out in the group stage!
Let us introduce the 8 teams from the group stage:
First, we have the winner and runner ups of Season 3.
uNiQUE – We saw an outstanding performance by them, they dominated season 3, and we can’t wait to see how they perform week by week!
Vilay Esports (ex.vTheOverpowered) – They only lost to uNiQUE in the previous season, now there are a lot more teams that might go toe to toe with them and everything is open, new season, give it your all!
XPORTAL – What a strong performance they didn’t drop a single game in the closed qualifier, last year they didn’t manage to get into the group stage, now they get a chance even to reach the grand finals, grab it!
CABRONE5 – They had a rocky closed qualifier, losing to team “Jeste” in the upper bracket then managing to eliminate “SoA Gaming” in the lower bracket in order to reach the group stage, good luck going forward!
WeirdChamp – Good performance overall in order to qualify they had to play versus team “Trtrr” not an easy opponent at all, but they did not fault and rose to the occasion now the long road through the group stage await you, tread lightly!
Jeste – wining vs team “Trtrr” and “CABRONE5” in the closed qualifiers an achievement of itself we are on the edge of our seat to see what you manage to do in the group stage!
Everyone welcome to the group stage, have fun compete and be the best versions of yourselves!
“Winning doesn’t always mean being first. Winning means you’re doing better than you’ve ever done before.” —Bonnie Blair
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Two teams will be joining us in the Group Stage of A1 Adria League Season 4 and they are Locastic Esports and BLUEJAYS! Welcome to the League boys.
Locastic Esports
Croatian powerhouse name made for themselves during the Season 2 of A1 Adria League. They managed to beat Valiance&CO (now CR4ZY) in the Group Stage but fell short on the LAN finals. They also managed to qualify for the LAN finals of ESL SEC Season 8 in Bucharest!
They didn’t just show us good games on servers, but on social media as well by setting up an example for other esports teams in the region. We are expecting nothing less of them in the upcoming season.
The important thing to note is that initially invite was sent to CR4ZY, the best CS:GO team in the region, but they decided to not accept it because of other obligations.
Guys from BLUEJAYS are putting up a lot of work past few months and they’re now ranked 67th team in the world! They are considered second-best team in the region just because no one can match CR4ZY at this point in time.
Now they’ll get a chance to prove it. They will be joining Locastic Esports, Vilay Esports and uNiQUE in the Group Stage of A1 Adria League Season 4. For sure, everyone will be looking to
The Group Stage of A1 Adria League Season 4 for CS:GO is starting on 12th of September but first, we have to find four more teams to join us. Eight of the best teams from the Open Qualifiers will battle it out during the weekend (31st of August, and 1st of September) for the spot in the League! Follow all the action on our channels: Twitch, YouTube, Facebook.
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After some amazing performance by Cr4zy at the StarLadder Berlin Major, let’s take a look at the regional scene. The Open qualifier stage was fierce the cups tough but we have finally arrived at the Closed Qualifier stage where the remaining 8 will be fighting for their chance to enter the group stage!
We got our top 8 teams from the open qualifiers, next come the closed qualifiers, the qualified teams will play a Double Elimination Cup on 31.08.2019 & 01.09.2019 , and the top 4 will advance to the Group stage, which will be a long-fought struggle in order for them to reach the Lan Grand Finals in Zagreb.
Let us introduce our top 8 contenders: The winners of the first Open qualifier, “Jake Bube” – The team consist of some of the most recognizable faces from the region. Lobanjica, JuricM, Svojic and Shev you know what these guys are capable off and we can’t wait to see them in action!
And the runner ups of the first qualifier, “CABRONE5” a Macedonian team, They haven’t competed in previous seasons and we wish them the best of luck in their first season!
The third team are the winners from the 2nd open qualifier it’s team “trtrr” one more macedonian team but they already have achievements under their with the last one being third place in the season 3 of A1 Adria, Welcome back boyz!
The 2nd place team from the 2nd qualifier is, “WeirdChamp” a croation team featuring some players that have played previous seasons, and we are very glad to see them once again!
The fifth team being “SoA gaming” the winners of the third open qualifiers, they show great promise and if someone takes them lightly will probably pay the price!
The 2nd placed team from the 3rd Qualifier team “Jeste” is our 6th team led by the ex KlikTech player Hleb, they know what’s at stake and they will keep at nothing to grab that group stage spot!
The winners of the 4th and last open qualifier team “BEJTERI” we wish you the best of luck and for you to show everyone that you are able to rumble with the best of the region!
And last but certainly not the least, “XPORTAL” last year in the 2nd Season their academy team managed to reach this far as well will they will be able to outshine them, only one way to find out.
Join us and don’t miss on some good CS:GO action this weekend!
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It’s time for you to get back in the action! A1 Adria League Season 4 is officially starting with the first open qualifier on Saturday, 17th of August.
We’ll be having four open qualifiers for this season. All of them will be played in a single-elimination format Bo1, with semifinals being Bo3 series. Finalists of every open qualifier will advance to the closed qualifier!
The closed qualifier is on schedule for the last day of August. There are only four spots left open in the group stage. Teams UniQUE and Vilay Esports already secured their spot by playing in the finals of Season 3, and two other teams will be getting a direct invitation.
The group stage will consist of eight teams. Top 2 will advance directly to the LAN finals, and the ones placed between the 3rd and 6th place will get another chance to qualify in the online playoffs. The structure is as it follows.
CS:GO LAN finals of A1 Adria League Season 4 will be played in Zagreb, Croatia, on a stage at Reboot InfoGamer 2019 on Saturday, 16th of November. The prize pool is the same as it was for the Season 1 and Season 2, 10.000 Euros distributed to the four teams that qualify for the LAN finals.
In case of any additional questions feel free to reach on social networks: FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM
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The International just started, and we hoped you are pumped up to play some Dota 2 yourself! A1 Adria League Season 4 is officially starting with the first open qualifier on Saturday, 17th of August.
There will be two open qualifiers, with four of the best teams advancing from each one to the closed qualifiers. All matches will be Bo1, except quarterfinals being the Bo3 series. Here are the dates!
The closed qualifier will be played on Wednesday, 4th of September. We’ll have four teams advancing to the group stage and joining the Tim 123 and The last jedis, finalists of Season 3 and two invited teams. Rest of the season will be looking like this.
Dota 2 LAN finals of A1 Adria League Season 4 will be played in Zagreb, Croatia, on a stage at Reboot InfoGamer 2019 on Sunday, 17th of November. The prize pool is 10.000 Euros distributed to the four teams that qualify for the LAN finals.
In case of any additional questions feel free to reach on social networks: FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM
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SEASON 4 OF A1 ADRIA LEAGUE POWERED BY ESL WILL CULMINATE AT INFOGAMER REBOOT IN ZAGREB – THE LARGEST REGIONAL GAMING FAIR
The best teams and individual competitors will battle for the largest prize yet – 24.000 Euros of prizemoney, glory and a chance to qualify for the ESL Pro.
Zagreb, August 08, 2019 – Starting now, A1 Adria League powered by ESL will welcome the best teams and individuals to its open qualifiers in CS:GO, DOTA 2, Clash Royale and Hearthstone. The winners of the qualifiers will be joining the winning CS:GO and DOTA 2 teams from season 3.
Team uNIQUE not only won Season 3 and thus securing themselves a place in Season 4 of A1 Adria League, but also won the chance to compete in the ESL Pre-Climber cup, which is a stepping stone towards the ESL PRO League, the highest tier of CS:GO competition globally.
In Season 4 the stakes are even higher – larger prizepool, live finals at the most prestigious gaming fair in the region – InfoGamer Reboot and a follow-up story for the winners.
Qualifiers on all 4 games are open for participation and fully online, meaning anyone who has the necessary age for the game can participate and feel the magical thrill of esports. The first qualifiers start on August 17, 2019 and more information can be found here (CS:GO, Dota 2)
We, at A1 Adria League powered by ESL are very happy to have witnessed the fast growth of the local esports scene. When we started less than 3 years ago we have defined that the goal of A1 Adria League is to foster the growth of the local esports scene by offering a proving grounds for the local competitors and an entertaining show for the esports fans.
Today, we see ex-participants in A1 Adria League competing at the largest esports forums globally. A1 Adria League season 1 and 2 CS:GO winners – Valiance&CO, now called CR4ZY are playing at the StarLadder & i-League Berlin CS:GO Major in just a few weeks and now Sacre, the League of Legends MVP of season 1 is playing for team SK Gaming in the most prestigious League of Legends competition – LEC.
Valiance&CO (now CR4ZY) S2 A1 Adria League
For Season 4 of A1 Adria League, some of the best esports experts and talents will be hosting the live show from a studio in Belgrade. More than 260 hours of unique, live esports content will be available to the fans.
Overview of Season 4 of A1 Adria League Powered by ESL
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Season 3 of the A1 Adria League is behind us. More than 500 players from all over the region competed for the title, prize money and the chance to advance in further competitions! After 3 months, 14 open qualifiers and 4 online playoffs we crowned the new champions: Tim123 (Dota2), uNiQUE (CS:GO), Nikola (Clash Royale), reqvam (Hearthstone). Oh yes, and they split more than 6000 euros in prize money!D
With the introduction of the additional season, we gave the players the opportunity to compete throughout the year. Completely played online, Season 3 of the A1 Adria League served as a prelude of the Season 4, which means that the best is yet to come.
The new addition to the League, Dota 2 delivered very interesting matches with the Tim123 coming on top after beating The last jedis, the biggest surprise of the season. Both teams secured their spot in the group stage of the Season 4.
In CS:GO we saw uNiQUE go all the way to the first place. The squad led by SENER1 continued their series of good results by winning the A1 Adria League. theOverPowered put up a great fight in the finals but in the end, uNiQUE was the better team on the given day. We’ll see them both compete in the group stage of next season as well.
By winning the Season 3 of the A1 Adria League uNiQUE was given the opportunity to compete in the Pre-Climber Cup we organized together with the ESL as a stepping stone to higher levels of competition in the ESL esports system, but this time uNiQUE fell short to the BLUEJAYS another team from the Adriatic region.
Clash Royale playoffs gave us some interesting situations like player bumping in the people on the street while playing 1000€ tournament and another dropping the phone during the most important match of the playoffs. It was Nikola who kept his composure through all of this and won the title.
The best player in the Hearthstone qualifiers proved his worth in the playoffs as well. reqvam piloted his Mage deck all the way to the first place beating LemyBiB in the Grand Finals. Nobody should be surprised by great results from this guy anymore. He is hoping to defend the title of the A1 Adria League champion next season, but first, he’ll be attending Masters Tour in Bucharest for which he qualified just before winning the League.
While most of you are enjoying the summer we are preparing something great. Season 4 is right around the corner. You won’t even get a chance to dry yourself of seawater before you start competing again. The next seasons also means more in every aspect! More esports, more players, more prize money, even better opportunities for the winners and of course, big LAN finals at Reboot InfoGamer in Zagreb. Follow us on the social media channels so you don’t miss any big announcements. We are just starting!
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