The fourth day of the CWL Pro League Qualifier has come and gone, and it may have been the event’s most drama-filled yet.
Seven additional teams qualified for the Pro League on Saturday, joining the original four—OpTic Gaming, eUnited, Splyce, and Luminosity—and the first team from the qualifier, Midnight Esports, who secured a spot in the league Friday evening.
Related: Pool play results for the 2019 CWL Pro League Qualifier
100 Thieves and Team Envy were two of the seven teams, but the pair had very different journeys to get to qualification. While Envy tore through Pool B, winning each of their six matches, 100 Thieves scraped by in a contentious Pool C, finishing with a 4-2 record.
In addition to Envy and 100 Thieves, five more teams punched their proverbial tickets to the 2019 CWL Pro League: Enigma6, Team Reciprocity, Evil Geniuses, UYU, and Team Heretics.
Here are the final pool play standings for the 2019 CWL Pro League Qualifier (each team’s record is followed by their map count in parentheses).
Pool A
1) Enigma6: 5-1 (17-6)
2) Team Reciprocity: 4-2 (13-8)
3) FaZe Clan: 3-3 (11-13)
4) Team Sween: 3-3 (12-9)
5) FC Black: 3-3 (9-11)
6) Project 18: 2-4 (8-14)
7) Team Divine: 1-5 (6-15)
Pool B
1) Team Envy: 6-0 (18-5)
2) Team Heretics: 5-1 (17-6)
3) G2 Esports: 4-2 (16-9)
4) Fact Revolution: 3-3 (10-11)Â
5) Tainted Minds: 2-4 (7-15)
6) Vodafone Giants: 1-5 (5-16)
7) Lightning Pandas: 0-6 (7-18)
Pool C
1) Midnight Esports: 6-0 (18-6)
2) 100 Thieves: 4-2 (13-11)
3) Overtime Esport: 3-3 (14-11)
4) Team Space: 3-3 (12-10)
5) Excelerate Gaming: 3-3 (11-12)
6) Pittsburgh Knights: 2-4 (11-13)
7) Mazer Gaming: 0-6 (2-18)
Pool D
1) Evil Geniuses: 5-1 (17-7)
2) UYU: 4-2 (14-9)
3) Red Reserve: 4-2 (15-9)
4) Mindfreak: 4-2 (15-10)
5) Movistar Riders: 2-4 (6-16)
6) The Imperial: 2-4 (11-16)
7) Nation of Power: 0-6 (7-18)
The qualifier wraps up Sunday as the remaining 12 teams will fight for the final four spots in the CWL Pro League in a double-elimination bracket. Matches begin at 11am CT.
