FaZe wins ECS over Mousesports after two overtimes
FaZe won Esports Championship Series (ECS) and claimed $250,000 over Mousesports in an exciting final that could have gone either way.
CS:GO event
- Prize pool $660,000
- Start date Sep 7, 2017
- End date Dec 18, 2017
Prize pool - $660,000
| 1. $250,000 USD | 4. $65,000 USD |
| 2. $120,000 USD | 5-6. $45,000 USD |
| 3. $65,000 USD | 7-8. $35,000 USD |
Structure
Participating teams
| Fnatic | FaZe Clan |
| mousesports | Astralis |
 Cloud9 |
OpTic Gaming |
| Team Liquid |
Luminosity Gaming |
Main event
Group stage
- Two double-elimination format (GSL) Groups
- Each group has 4 teams
- Opening matches are Bo1
- All following matches are Bo3
- Top two teams from each group advance to the Playoffs
- Status: Completed
Playoffs
- Single-Elimination
- Best-of-three series
- Status: Completed
Location: Cancun, Mexico
Regional qualifiers
Europe & North America
- All teams play each other in 2 consecutive Bo1 matches
- $45,000 USD prize pool from 5th-8th place
- The top four teams advance to the Season 4 Finals.
- The bottom two teams are relegated to the Season 5 Challenger Cup, while the other teams continue directly to Season 5.
- Status: Completed
Tournaments
ECS Season 4 - Finals |
Go to tournament | |
| Group A - Group Stage | ||
| Group B - Group Stage | ||
| Playoffs - Playoffs | ||
ECS Season 4 |
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| Europe - Group Stage | ||
| North America - Group Stage | ||
ECS Season 4 Promotion |
Go to tournament | |
| EU Bracket - Promotion | ||
| NA Bracket - Promotion | ||
ECS Season 4 Development League |
Go to tournament | |
| Group Stage - Europe | ||
| Group Stage - North America | ||
VODs
News & Features
ECS Season 4 - Open qualifiers and development league announcement
Esports Championship Series Season 4 returms this autumn, with the organisers revealing details of the open qualifiers and development league.
ECS partner with YouTube Gaming
ECS sign an exclusive multi-year broadcasting partnership with YouTube Gaming, effective as of March 25th.