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WinOut Championships viewer's guide

5-9-2015 00:53

With the group stages of the WinOut CS:GO Championships about to kick off, we have prepared a viewer's guide will all the necessary information required to enjoy the tournament in style.

The WinOut CS:GO Championships powered by Azubu.tv will be taking place this weekend from September 4-6 and will feature $20,000 on offer.

Today saw three teams fighting for two spots in the main tournament in the WinOut Last Chance Qualifier, with EZ on the Soul and Reap What You Sow emerging on top. The groups for the tournament now appear as follows:

Group 1	Group 2
CLG	3sUP
Excellence	Enemy
ACE Gaming	SWARM
BitterSweetGG	CLG Red
Group 3	Group 4
Method	Luminosity
Nexus	Games Academy
WinOutNET	Levitate Gaming
Reap What You Sow	EZ on The Soul

The top two teams from each group will advance to a best-of-three, double elimination playoffs.

CLG will play tonight in Group 1

The schedule for the group stage of the WinOut Championships is as follows:

Friday, September 4th
01:30	CLG	vs. BitterSweetGG	BO1
01:30	Excellence	vs. ACE Gaming	BO1
02:15	Group 1 winners' match		BO1
02:15	Group 1 losers' match		BO1
03:00	Group 1 consolidation match		BO1
04:00	3sUP	vs. CLG Red	BO1
04:00	Enemy	vs. SWARM	BO1
04:45	Group 2 winners' match		BO1
04:45	Group 2 losers' match		BO1
05:30	Group 2 consolidation match		BO1
Saturday, September 5th
16:00	Method	vs. Reap What You Sow	BO1
16:00	Nexus	vs. WinOutNET	BO1
16:45	Group 3 winners' match		BO1
16:45	Group 3 losers' match		BO1
17:30	Group 3 consolidation match		BO1
18:30	Luminosity	vs. EZ on The Soul	BO1
18:30	Games Academy	vs. Levitate Gaming	BO1
19:15	Group 4 winners' match		BO1
19:15	Group 4 losers' match		BO1
20:00	Group 4 consolidation match		BO1

In addition the prize-pool distribution for the tournament is:

1. $10,000
2. $5,000
3. $2,500
4. $1,500
5-6. $500

Once the group stages conclude, teams will play in the first stage of the double elimination playoffs on Saturday, September 5th, 21:00 . Matches will be added to the hot match panel as they arise.

2015-09-05 00:53

3 replies

in which team steel and dazed play?

2015-09-05 01:02

2 replies

clg red maybe. that's the team with no dicks.

2015-09-05 01:21

they are playing fragadelphia not winout

2015-09-05 01:26

Literally the most boring tournament. EZ for LG and CLG

2015-09-05 00:54

5 replies

GA will defeat LG in their game in the group stage. You heard it here first.

2015-09-05 01:07

1 reply

1 T round from winning pistol really close

2015-09-05 22:16

fine by me. would love to see LAN bo3 LG vs CLG

2015-09-05 01:34

Tournaments like this are really important for people trying to break into the scene. It is a great opportunity for lesser teams to gain experience against good team (CLG and LG have map wins vs. tier 1 teams). For elitists like you and me, this might seem boring, but it surely have its place on the scene. GL to all teams and I hope everyone show its best cs.

2015-09-05 02:00

being an elitist is fine, being a snob is not. I think people who take the time to become one of the elite deserve all the praise/money they get. Being elite is a good thing. People should aspire to be part of the elite. That is what an elitist is. Thinking that because someone isn't in the elite that suddenly they don't matter is being a snob. b42 you are an elitist. ItsNeon is just a snob.

2015-09-05 13:08

Any site i can see the lineups on?

Yea, this one, they're all on the match pages :)

2015-09-05 00:55

Yeah well guess i didnt see all the matches were "today"

2015-09-05 00:56

Thanks a lot for the coverage.

2015-09-05 01:22

Nice. LG and CLG are huge favorites.

good man dont beat woman

EZ FOR LEMONDOGS

ez 4 CLG Red

1- LG 2- CLG 3- GA

1 LG 2 CLG 3 GA/Method

2015-09-05 01:51

Ez Luminosity

LG easy

NA scene h3h3h3h3h3

2015-09-05 00:57

Stich you had one job! Gl for games academy

2015-09-05 01:00

nice tier3 tournament

2015-09-05 01:14

viewers guide: stop watching

2015-09-05 01:24

These types of tournaments are important for new teams and talents to break into the scene or get experience. Look at the australian teams for example. No one (outside AUS) gave a shit about them a while ago.

2015-09-05 03:47