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| | Liga Latinoamérica | | | | Ligas Nacionales |
Regionales | | |
División de Honor | | |
Golden League | | |
Guardians League | | |
Liga de Honor | | |
Liga Master | | |
Liga Nacional Uruguay | | |
Liga Tica de Leyendas | | |
Super Copa | |
| | | Circuitos Nacionales |
Argentina | | |
Chile | | |
Colombia | | |
Costa Rica | | |
México | |
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Overview[edit]
- Four tournaments:
- Each tournament gives a specific amount of accumulative points depending on the position reached. The amount of points grow in each tournament as shown in the following table.
| Position
|
1st Tournament
|
2nd Tournament
|
3rd Tournament
|
4th Tournament
|
| 1
|
2200
|
3300
|
4400
|
5500
|
| 2
|
1600
|
2400
|
3200
|
4000
|
| 3-4
|
1100
|
1650
|
2200
|
2750
|
| 5-8
|
700
|
1050
|
1400
|
1750
|
| 9-16
|
400
|
600
|
800
|
1000
|
| 17-32
|
200
|
300
|
400
|
500
|
| 33-64
|
100
|
150
|
200
|
250
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Prize Pool[edit]
National Tournaments[edit]
Points Ranking[edit]
- Only Top 8 is shown below.
- 1 Aze was disqualified of the entire tournament due to filling an ineligible player.
Top 4 by Tournament[edit]
February 25 - April 5
Streams[edit]
Additional Content[edit]
References[edit]
Mexico
LanTV
Nawal Gaming
Anáhuac Academy
Team Xolo![link=<span_class="sprite_flag-sprite"_style="background-position:-72px_-91px;background-size:304px_auto;width:16px;height:11px"><br_/>_[1]](/File:Infobox_Twitchlogo_std.png){kind=small}
Saudade MX
IMNetworks Esports
Team Aze1
Team Xolo
Nawal Gaming
Crait Reapers Gaming & 
DP5 Gaming
Saudade MX
Anáhuac Esports Academy
Team Aze & 
IMNetworks Esports
