ESL Pro League S10 Finals Fantasy winners; BLAST Pro Series Global Final game live

We have opened up the Fantasy game for the BLAST Pro Series Global Final and revealed the winners for the ESL Pro League S10 competition, which will receive prizes provided by 1xBet.

At the ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals in Odense, Denmark, fnatic and MOUZ battled for the title in the grand final, but only one of their players made it into the ideal lineup in the Fantasy game. The reason for that is Natus Vincere's group stage dominance, which netted their players a massive amount of points early on, which others were unable to catch up to.

Oleksandr "⁠s1mple⁠" Kostyliev and Denis "⁠electroNic⁠" Sharipov (merely $205000) combined for over 500 points pre-bonuses with Ladislav "⁠GuardiaN⁠" Kovács's 81 points for $18000 enough to get him a spot in the ideal lineup as well. All three prize winners had the Natus Vincere trio in their lineup, with the best-placed user also featuring Chris "⁠chrisJ⁠" de Jong and Emil "⁠Magisk⁠" Reif.

The final standing of the HLTV x 1xBet League is as follows:

1. TaxationIsTheft! (1072) - $100
2. DeiM0S (1061) - $50
3. Jabka_Pepe (1040) - $25

The HLTV x 1xBet League prize pool is provided by 1xBet esports. The winners will be contacted via the email in their HLTV account regarding their rewards.

Winnings will be distributed via PayPal. Users are obligated to get in touch with HLTV within a month of the tournament ending to be eligible to claim their prize.

With the BLAST Pro Series Global Final a couple of days away, the accompanying Fantasy game is now open for business. Users can select their team, create leagues and invite friends, or join the main competition in the HLTV x 1xBet League.

The prizes pool for the HLTV x 1xBet League is as follows:

1. $100
2. $50
3. $25

Head over to the BLAST Pro Series Global Final Fantasy page to find out more and start playing.

The HLTV Fantasy game has two game modes: Live and Money draft. The former can only be played in private leagues, with a limited number of users per leagues, while the latter mode has no limit on the number of users, but restrains the players that can be picked with a budget. You can find out more about the Fantasy game on the event FAQ page.

Let us know in the bugs & improvements forum if you find any issues with the game, or have feedback on how to make it better.