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ESL Pro League kicks off in just four days on Monday, March 16. The organization released official schedules for the four weeks of top tier Counter-Strike: Global Offensive play. The season runs from March 16 through April 4. Starting off in Malta, season 11 concludes in Denver, Colorado for the ESL Pro League finals.
A total of 24 teams compete for a piece of the $750 thousand prize pool. The tournament features four groups of six teams that will participate in round-robin best-of-threes. Groups A and B kick the season off competing March 16 through March 25. Next are Groups C and D’s matches March 26-April 4. The winners of group A and B face off for a spot in either the semi-finals or quarter-finals.
The schedule for week one (Monday, March 16-Sunday, March 22) featuring groups A and B is as follows:
Monday, March 16-Group A
09:25 EST ENCE vs. Sharks
13:20 EST Vitality vs. GODSENT
17:15 EST Astralis vs. NiP
Tuesday, March 17-Group B
09:25 EST Heroic vs. forZe
13:20 EST Natus Vincere vs. Complexity
17:15 EST fnatic vs. FURIA
Wednesday, March 18-Group A
09:25 EST NiP vs. Sharks
13:20 EST Astralis vs. GODSENT
17:15 EST Vitality vs. ENCE
Thursday, March 19-Group B
09:25 EST fnatic vs. Heroic
13:20 EST Natus Vincere vs. forZe
17:15 EST FURIA vs. Complexity
Friday, March 20-Group A
09:25 EST NiP vs. GODSENT
13:20 EST Vitality vs. Sharks
17:15 EST Astralis vs. ENCE
Saturday, March 21-Group B
09:25 EST fnatic vs. forZe
13:20 EST Natus Vincere vs. FURIA
17:15 EST Heroic vs. Complexity
Sunday, March 22-Group A
09:25 EST FURIA vs. forZe
13:20 EST Natus Vincere vs. Heroic
17:15 EST fnatic vs. Complexity
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