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Trophy in ALGS Split One Playoffs Y3
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ALGS 2024 Split One Playoffs: Scores and standings

Is it anyone's game or is plot armor involved again?

The standard for the ALGS has risen higher and more ferocious since the 2019 Poland Preseason Invitational, where 40 teams battle it out at the 2024 Split One Playoffs in Los Angeles. But it’s another day in the office for some, where the trophy was finally up for grabs for anyone to lift.

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Most Apex controller demons didn’t travel far for this one as the ALGS Year Four: Split One Playoffs was set in L.A. Broadcasted over four days, the stakes were high from start to finish. No one wanted to go home early, and for the 40 teams that qualified in Pro League, well, the real test started on May 2.

No stranger to match point, pros from around the world headed to L.A., hungry for the LAN title and to finally dethrone TSM and DZ. Spoiler alert, they did.

ALGS Split One Playoffs 2024 schedule

Photo from ALGS Split 2 Playoffs showing TSM Reps fistbumping coach Raven on the left and ImperialHal raching to fist bump Verhulst on the right
Can another team other than TSM or DZ lift the trophy? Photo by Joe Brady via EA

The Split One Playoffs schedule followed the Group Stage on May 2 and 3. This stage divided the 40 teams into four groups (A, B, C, and D), pitting one group against the other until all groups had completed six matches against every other group.

The Bracket Stage was divided into three groups: Elimination Round One, Winners Bracket, and Elimination Round Two. This took place on May 4. Team performances to May 3 determined their placement in the bracket.

The event ended on May 5 with the Match Point Finals and brought the top 20 teams to a battle to hit 50 points, and win their next game.

ALGS Split One Playoffs 2024: Full scores and standings

The schedule for ALGS Split 1 Playoffs 2024
The action all wraps up on May 5. Image via Respawn Entertainment

Grand Finals standings

The final 20 teams faced off until they reach match point eligibility (50 points). Once a team hit eligibility, the task switched to winning a game (getting first place). Any team(s) that hit 50 points during a match and won it wouldn’t win the entire event.

These matches weren’t limited to the six-match format from groups. Instead, matches go until a team on match point wins. Match Point Finals broadcasted for eight total games. Runners-up were placed in order based on total points accumulated during Match Point Finals, and the million-dollar prize pool was distributed.

Match Point Final standings are now complete.

PlacementTeamPointsPrize (USD)
FirstREJECT WINNITY 86$300,000
SecondDarkZero69$160,000
ThirdFNATIC 60$105,000
FourthNot Moist 58$85,000
FifthLegends Gaming 57$65,000
SixthCloud9 56$50,000
SeventhAURORA 56$40,000
EighthDisguised 53$30,000
NinthLuminosity 49$25,000
10thOMiT 46$20,000
11thSerenity 46$16,000
12thVirtus.Pro 44$15,000
13thSpacestation Gaming 38$14,000
14thAlliance 38$13,000
15tho7 35$12,000
16thElev8 Gaming 31$11,000
17thTSM 30$10,500
18th 2Rats1Controller 25$10,000
19thLiquid Alienware23$9,500
20thKINOTROPE gaming 22$9,000

Bracket Stage standings

Bracket Stage was divided into Losers Bracket Round One, Winners Bracket, and Losers Bracket Rounds Two. The top 20 teams in groups competed in the Winners Bracket, while the bottom 20 went to Losers Bracket Round One. The bottom 10 from Losers were eliminated, while the remaining teams returned to Losers Bracket Round Two. The final 10 in this stage are made from the bottom 10 teams in the Winners Bracket.

The top 10 in Losers Bracket Round Two reached Match Point Finals, alongside the top 10 from the Winners Bracket. That gave us the final 20 heading into the finals.

Losers Bracket Round One

The Losers Bracket Round One standings are now final.

PlacementTeamPoints
FirstGEARED GAMING 78
SecondKINOTROPE gaming 57
ThirdNatus Vincere 56
Fourthwonton dumpling 45
FifthOMiT 45
SixthWMNDY 43
SeventhCloud942
EighthDisguised 41
NinthHEROEZ 40
10thLuminosity34
↑Top 10 to Losers Bracket Round Two
↓Bottom 10 eliminated
11thRIDDLE ORDER33
12thOxygen Esports33
13thPassionUA33
14thNORTHEPTION 24
15thTom Yum Kung22
16thBoogie Boarders 20
17thMDY-White 11
18th Never To Change 7
19thBR DEMONZ7
20thHAO3

Winners Bracket

The Winners Bracket standings are now final.

PlacementTeamPoints
FirstFNATIC 89
SecondREJECT WINNITY59
ThirdSerenity 49
FourthDarkZero 46
Fifth2Rats1Controller 46
SixthLiquid Alienware 42
SeventhAURORA 37
EighthNot Moist 36
NinthVirtus.Pro 32
10tho731
↑Top 10 to Match Point Finals
↓Bottom 10 to Losers Bracket Round Two
11thElev8 Gaming 31
12thAlliance 28
13thMade in Heaven 25
14thSpacestation Gaming 23
15thRED Rams 21
16thLegends Gaming20
17thTSM20
18th CRAZY RACCOON11
19thComplexity9
20thFURIA 9

Losers Bracket Round Two

The Losers Bracket Round Two standings are now final.

PlacementTeamPoints
FirstElev8 Gaming66
SecondDisguised59
ThirdCloud956
FourthKINOTROPE gaming53
FifthLegends Gaming46
SixthSpacestation Gaming42
SeventhTSM38
EighthLuminosity37
NinthOMiT32
10thAlliance30
↑Top 10 to Match Point Finals
↓Bottom 10 eliminated
11thCRAZY RACCOON28
12thFURIA25
13thNatus Vincere24
14thComplexity24
15thMade in Heaven22
16thHEROEZ22
17thWMNDY19
18th GEARED GAMING15
19thwonton dumpling8
20thRED Rams8

Group Stage standings

The Group Stage standings are now final.

PlacementTeamPoints
FirstDarkZero248
SecondAURORA158
ThirdAlliance157
FourthFNATIC144
FifthREJECT WINNITY136
SixthElev8 Gaming136
SeventhVirtus.Pro130
EighthSpacestation Gaming128
NinthFURIA127
10thNot Moist118
11thSerenity110
12tho7105
13thTSM105
14thLiquid Alienware105
15thLegends Gaming102
16thMade in Heaven97
17th2Rats1Controller96
18th Complexity95
19thRED Rams93
20thCRAZY RACCOON92
↑Top 20 to Winners
↓Bottom 20 to Losers
21stOxygen Esports91
22ndOMiT89
23rdKINOTROPE gaming89
24thHEROEZ88
25thBoogie Boarders88
26thDisguised87
27thBR DEMONZ85
28thHAO84
29thNatus Vincere80
30thGEARED GAMING79
31stCloud974
32ndWMNDY73
33rdPassionUA72
34thwonton dumpling72
35thLuminosity71
36thTom Yum Kung65
37thMDY-White65
38thNORTHEPTION60
39thRIDDLE ORDER55
40thNever To Change37

When to watch the ALGS Split One Playoffs 2024

The full schedule for Split One Playoffs is as follows, with Pacific Standard Time converted to Central, Eastern, British, and Australian Eastern Standard Time.

Thursday, May 2

Group Stage

GroupsPSTCSTESTBSTAEST
C vs. D10am12pm1pm6pm3am
A vs. B2:30pm4:30pm5:30pm10:30pm7:30am
A vs. D7pm9pm10pm3am12pm

Friday, May 3

Group Stage

GroupsPSTCSTESTBSTAEST
B vs. C10am12pm1pm6pm3am
B vs. D2:30pm4:30pm5:30pm10:30pm7:30am
A vs. C7pm9pm10pm3am12pm

Saturday, May 4

Bracket Stage

StagePSTCSTESTBSTAEST
Elimination Round One10am12pm1pm6pm3am
Winners Bracket2:30pm4:30pm5:30pm10:30pm7:30am
Elimination Round Two7pm9pm10pm3am12pm

Sunday, May 5

Match Point Finals

StagePSTCSTESTBSTAEST
Finals4pm6pm7pm12am9am

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