ESL One New York 2016 explained

ESL One New York 2016
Sport:
Year:2016
Location:New York, New York
Start Date:September 30, 2016
End Date:October 2, 2016
Administrator:Electronic Sports League (ESL)
Venue:Barclays Center
Teams:8 teams
Purse:250,000
Champions:Natus Vincere
Runners-Up1:Virtus.pro
Runners-Up2:SK Gaming
Team Liquid
Attendance:8,500[1]
Mvp:Oleksandr "s1mple" Kostyliev
Previous:Cologne 2016
Next:Genting 2017

ESL One New York 2016 was a tournament run by ESL. Eight teams from around the globe competed in an offline (LAN) tournament that will feature a group stage and a playoffs. It featured a 250,000 prize pool.[2]

Format

ESL invited six teams to compete in ESL One New York. One team from the European Qualifier and one team from the North American Qualifier will also have a ticket to the tournament. Both qualifiers are played online.

The group stage played in a best-of-one Swiss-system tournament format consisting of 5 rounds, much like the ESL One Cologne 2016 Qualifier. In the end, the top four teams will advance to the Playoffs.

The Playoffs were formatted in a four team, best-of-three, single elimination bracket.

Broadcast Talent

Stage Hosts

Analysts

Commentators

Observers

Qualifiers

In each qualifier, one team will move on to the main tournament.

North America Qualifier

Group stage

PlaceTeamRecordDifferentialRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5
1Natus Vincere3–0+24Team Liquid
16–9
Mirage
Virtus.pro
16–9
Train
SK Gaming
16-6
Mirage
PlayoffsPlayoffs
2SK Gaming3–1+7OpTic Gaming
16–10
Train
Astralis
16–13
Overpass
Natus Vincere
6–16
Mirage
Virtus.pro
16-8

Train
Playoffs
3–4Virtus.pro3–2+15Fnatic
16–6
Cobblestone
Natus Vincere
9–16
Train
Team Liquid
16–8
Mirage
SK Gaming
8–16
Train
OpTic Gaming
16–14
Cobblestone
Team Liquid3–20Natus Vincere
9–16
Mirage
G2 Esports
16–7
Train
Virtus.pro
8-16
Mirage
Fnatic
16–14
Dust II
Fnatic
16–12
Dust II
5–6Fnatic2-3+4Virtus.pro
6–16
Cobblestone
OpTic Gaming
16-3
Train
Astralis
16–9
Dust II
Team Liquid
14–16
Dust II
Team Liquid
12–16
Dust II
OpTic Gaming2-3-8SK Gaming
10–16
Train
Fnatic
3–16
Train
G2 Esports
16–7
Cache
Astralis
16–12
Overpass
Virtus.pro
14–16
Train
7Astralis1-3-11G2 Esports
16–13
Dust II
SK Gaming
13–16
Overpass
Fnatic
9-16
Dust II
OpTic Gaming
12–16
Overpass
Eliminated
8G2 Esports0-3-21Astralis
13–16
Dust II
Team Liquid
7–16
Train
OpTic Gaming
7–16
Cache
EliminatedEliminated

Playoffs

Semifinals Scores

Semifinals
TeamScoreMapScoreTeam
Natus Vincere7Cobblestone16Team Liquid
Natus Vincere16Train13Team Liquid
Natus Vincere16Dust II10Team Liquid
SK Gaming19Mirage16Virtus.pro
SK Gaming21Overpass25Virtus.pro
SK Gaming7Nuke16Virtus.pro

Finals Scores

Finals
TeamScoreMapScoreTeam
Natus Vincere3Cobblestone16Virtus.pro
Natus Vincere16Train8Virtus.pro
Natus Vincere19Mirage17Virtus.pro

Final standings

Final Standings
PlacePrize MoneyTeamRosterCoach
1st125,000Natus Vincere, Edward,,, GuardiaN
2nd50,000Virtus.proTaZ, NEO,, Snax,
3rd 4th25,000SK GamingFalleN, coldzera,, TACO,
Team LiquidHiko, EliGE,,, Pimp
5th 6th8,500Fnatictwist, olofmeister, Lekr0, dennis, wentonJumpy
OpTic Gaming, NAF,, RUSH, mixwell
7th5,000Astraliskarrigan,, dupreeh, Xyp9x, Kjaerbye
8th3,000G2 Esports,, Rpk, SmithZz, ScreaMNiaK

Notes and References

  1. Web site: ESL One New York generates record-breaking digital engagement worldwide | ESL Gaming .
  2. Web site: ESL One New York 2016. ESL. en.esl-one.com. 2016-10-02. https://web.archive.org/web/20170424122735/http://en.esl-one.com/csgo/newyork-2016/. 2017-04-24. dead.