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EMS One Katowice 2014

2014
Tournament information
Sport
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Location
Katowice, Poland
Dates
March 13, 2014–March 16, 2014
Administrator(s)
Electronic Sports League (ESL)
Tournament
format(s)

16 team round-robin group stage
Eight team single-elimination playoff
Venue
Spodek Arena
Teams
16 teams
Purse
$250,000 USD
Final positions
Champions
Poland Virtus.pro
1st runners-up
Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas
2nd runners-up
Denmark Team Dignitas
Sweden LGB eSports
MVP
Poland Jarosław "pashaBiceps" Jarząbkowski


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Electronic Sports League Major Series One Katowice 2014, known as EMS One Katowice 2014 for short, was the second Counter-Strike: Global Offensive major that was held from March 13–16, 2014 at the Spodek Arena in Katowice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland. It was organized by Electronic Sports League and sponsored by the game's developers Valve Corporation. The tournament had a total prize pool of US$250,000. Virtus.pro was the winner of the event after beating Ninjas in Pyjamas in the finals.[1][2]


EMS One Katowice was livestreamed on twitch.tv had a peak of over 250,000 concurrent viewers.[3]




Contents





  • 1 Format

    • 1.1 Map Pool



  • 2 Main Qualifier

    • 2.1 Teams Competing


    • 2.2 Bracket



  • 3 Broadcast Talent


  • 4 Teams


  • 5 Group stage

    • 5.1 Group A


    • 5.2 Group B


    • 5.3 Group C


    • 5.4 Group D



  • 6 Playoffs

    • 6.1 Bracket


    • 6.2 Quarterfinals Scores


    • 6.3 Semifinals Scores


    • 6.4 Finals Scores



  • 7 Final standings


  • 8 See also


  • 9 External links


  • 10 References




Format[edit]


The top 8 teams of the 2013 DreamHack Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Championship qualified as Legends. 2 teams were directly invited to participate in the tournament, while the remaining 6 teams qualified through an online qualifier that consisted of sixteen teams.


Teams will be split up into four groups. All group matches are best of a. The highest seed will play the lowest seed in each group and the second and third seeds will play against each other. The winner of those two matches will play to determine which team moves on to the Playoffs; the loser of that match will play another match against the winner of the two losing teams. The loser of the lower match is eliminated from the tournament. The last two teams will play each other and the winner of that match moves on to the playoffs.


The playoffs bracket consists of eight teams, two from each group. All of these matches are a best of three, single elimination format. Teams advance in the bracket until a winner is decided.[4]



Map Pool[edit]


There were five maps to choose from. In the group stage, each team bans two maps so that one remains. In the playoffs, each team bans one map and chooses one map; the remaining map would be the decider map of the series.



Maps

  • Dust II

  • Inferno

  • Mirage

  • Nuke

  • Train



Main Qualifier[edit]


Only teams from Europe were invited to play in the qualifier, including one team from the Nordic region, one team from France, one from the United Kingdom, one from Germany, two from the CIS region, and two from Poland; all these teams played in their respective qualifiers to qualify for the main qualifier. In addition, two European qualifiers were held and a four teams from each qualifier advanced to the main qualifier.


The main qualifier was a 16 team, best of three, double elimination bracket. A total of six teams moved on to the major. Team iBUYPOWER from the United States and Vox Eminor from Australia did not have to play in any qualifier and were invited to play in the major.


The four teams that are not shown in the loser's bracket but were eliminated in the round one of loser's bracket were GreyFaceNoSpace, hudzGs TEAM, oFF Balance Gaming, and partyastronauts.



Teams Competing[edit]





Regional Qualifiers


  • Denmark 3DMAX (Nordic)


  • France Clan-Mystic (France)


  • United Kingdom hudzGs TEAM (UK)


  • Germany mousesports


  • Ukraine Natus Vincere


  • Russia USSR Team


  • Poland Meet Your Makers


  • Poland Virtus.pro



Europe Qualifiers


  • Sweden oFF Balance Gaming (Europe 1)


  • Sweden To Be Announced (Europe 1)


  • Germany Team Alternate (Europe 1)


  • Denmark Reason Gaming (Europe 1)


  • Sweden GreyFaceNoSpace (Europe 2)


  • Norway H2k Gaming (Europe 2)


  • Norway partyastronauts (Europe 2)


  • Spain Wizards e-Sports Club (Europe 2)



Bracket[edit]



Winner's Bracket








































































































































































































































Round 1
Round 2
Qualified
Katowice 2014
            

Poland

Virtus.pro

2

Sweden
GreyFaceNoSpace
0

Poland

Virtus.pro

2


Germany

Team Alternate
0

Germany

Team Alternate

2

Russia
USSR Team
1

Poland

Virtus.pro

Q


France

Clan-Mystik

Q

Denmark

3DMAX

2

Sweden
oFF Balance Gaming
0

Denmark
3DMAX
1


France

Clan-Mystik

2

Spain
Wizards e-Sports Club
0

France

Clan-Mystik

2

Katowice 2014




Katowice 2014



Germany

mousesports

2

Norway
H2k Gaming
0

Germany

mousesports
0


Denmark

Reason Gaming

2

Denmark

Reason Gaming

2

United Kingdom
hudsGz TEAM
1

Denmark

Reason Gaming

Q


Ukraine

Natus Vincere

Q

Poland
Meet Your Makers
0

Sweden

To Be Announced

2

Sweden
To Be Announced
1


Ukraine

Natus Vincere

2

Norway
partyastronauts
0

Ukraine

Natus Vincere

2



Loser's Bracket






















































































































Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
         

Sweden

To Be Announced

2

Russia
USSR Team
1

Sweden
To Be Announced
0


Germany

mousesports

2

Germany

mousesports

2

Spain
Wizards e-Sports Club
0

Germany

mousesports

Q


Denmark

3DMAX

Q

Denmark

3DMAX

2

Norway
H2k Gaming
1

Denmark

3DMAX

2


Germany

Team Alternate
1

Germany

Team Alternate

2

Poland
Meet Your Makers
1



Broadcast Talent[edit]


Host[5]



  • United Kingdom Sean Charles

Analysts



  • United States Scott "SirScoots" Smith


  • United Kingdom Duncan "Thorin" Shields

Commentators



  • United Kingdom Lauren "Pansy" Scott


  • United Kingdom Stuart "TosspoT" Saw


  • United States Jason Kaplan

Observer



  • Canada Joshua "steel" Nissan


Teams[edit]





Legends


  • United States compLexity Gaming


  • Sweden Fnatic


  • Ukraine HellRaisers1


  • Sweden LGB eSports


  • Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas


  • Denmark Team Dignitas2


  • France Team LDLC.com3


  • France Titan4



Challengers


  • United States Team iBUYPOWER


  • Australia Vox Eminor


  • Denmark 3DMAX


  • France Clan-Mystik


  • Europe mousesports


  • Ukraine Natus Vincere


  • Denmark Reason Gaming


  • Poland Virtus.pro


1 Astana Dragons team moved to HellRaisers.
2Team Dignitas receives Copenhagen Wolves' Legend spot by signing FeTiSh, Xyp9x and device.
3 Team LDLC.com receives Recursive eSports' Legend spot by signing Happy, Uzzziii and Maniac.
4 VeryGames team moved to Titan.



Group stage[edit]



Group A[edit]










































Pos
Team
W
L
RF
RA
RD
Pts
1

Poland Virtus.pro
2
0
35
23
+12
6
2

Ukraine HellRaisers
2
1
48
32
+6
6
3

France Titan
1
2
37
37
=0
3
4

Europe mousesports
0
2
14
32
−18
0






























Group A Matches
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

France Titan

16
Dust II
5

Europe mousesports

Ukraine HellRaisers
16
Mirage

19

Poland Virtus.pro

France Titan
7
Mirage

16

Poland Virtus.pro

Ukraine HellRaisers

16
Dust II
9

Europe mousesports

France Titan
14
Inferno

16

Ukraine HellRaisers


Group B[edit]










































Pos
Team
W
L
RF
RA
RD
Pts
1

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas
2
0
32
12
+20
6
2

France Team LDLC.com
2
1
39
42
−3
6
3

Denmark 3DMAX
1
2
34
39
−5
3
4

Australia Vox Eminor
0
2
20
32
−12
0






























Group B Matches
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Dust II
5

Denmark 3DMAX

France Team LDLC.com

16
Inferno
13

Australia Vox Eminor

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Inferno
7

France Team LDLC.com

Australia Vox Eminor
7
Inferno

16

Denmark 3DMAX

France Team LDLC.com

16
Inferno
13

Denmark 3DMAX


Group C[edit]










































Pos
Team
W
L
RF
RA
RD
Pts
1

Denmark Team Dignitas
2
0
32
16
+16
6
2

Sweden Fnatic
2
1
44
35
+13
6
3

Denmark Reason Gaming
1
2
30
44
−14
3
4

United States Team iBUYPOWER
0
2
21
32
−11
0






























Group C Matches
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

Sweden Fnatic
12
Inferno

16

Denmark Reason Gaming

Denmark Team Dignitas

16
Nuke
8

United States Team iBUYPOWER

Denmark Team Dignitas

16
Inferno
8

Denmark Reason Gaming

Sweden Fnatic

16
Inferno
13

United States Team iBUYPOWER

Denmark Reason Gaming
6
Inferno

16

Sweden Fnatic


Group D[edit]










































Pos
Team
W
L
RF
RA
RD
Pts
1

Sweden LGB eSports
2
0
32
19
+13
6
2

United States compLexity Gaming
2
1
43
38
+5
6
3

France Clan-Mystik
1
2
34
44
−10
3
4

Ukraine Natus Vincere
0
2
21
32
−11
0






























Group D Matches
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

United States compLexity Gaming

16
Inferno
6

France Clan-Mystik

Sweden LGB eSports

16
Inferno
8

Ukraine Natus Vincere

United States compLexity Gaming
11
Dust II

16

Sweden LGB eSports

France Clan-Mystik

16
Dust II
13

Ukraine Natus Vincere

United States compLexity Gaming

16
Nuke
12

France Clan-Mystik


Playoffs[edit]



Bracket[edit]






















































































































Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
         

Sweden

Ninjas in Pyjamas

2

United States

compLexity Gaming
1

Sweden

Ninjas in Pyjamas

2


Denmark

Team Dignitas
0

Denmark

Team Dignitas

2

Ukraine
HellRaisers
1

Sweden

Ninjas in Pyjamas
0


Poland

Virtus.pro

2

Poland

Virtus.pro

2

France

Team LDLC.com
0

Poland

Virtus.pro

2


Sweden
LGB eSports
1

Sweden

Fnatic
1

Sweden

LGB eSports

2


Quarterfinals Scores[edit]



































































Quarterfinals
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas
12
Dust II

16

United States compLexity Gaming

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Nuke
2

United States compLexity Gaming

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Train
11

United States compLexity Gaming

Denmark Team Dignitas

16
Dust II
7

Ukraine HellRaisers

Denmark Team Dignitas

16
Mirage
11

Ukraine HellRaisers

Denmark Team Dignitas

Inferno


Ukraine HellRaisers

Poland Virtus.pro

16
Mirage
3

France Team LDLC.com

Poland Virtus.pro

16
Inferno
8

France Team LDLC.com

Poland Virtus.pro

Train


France Team LDLC.com

Sweden Fnatic

16
Inferno
11

Sweden LGB eSports

Sweden Fnatic
12
Mirage

16

Sweden LGB eSports

Sweden Fnatic
14
Train

16

Sweden LGB eSports


Semifinals Scores[edit]





































Semifinals
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Inferno
6

Denmark Team Dignitas

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

16
Nuke
5

Denmark Team Dignitas

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

???


Denmark Team Dignitas

Poland Virtus.pro

16
Inferno
8

Sweden LGB eSports

Poland Virtus.pro
14
Mirage

16

Sweden LGB eSports

Poland Virtus.pro

16
Train
7

Sweden LGB eSports


Finals Scores[edit]






















Finals
Team
Score
Map
Score
Team

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas
9
Mirage

16

Poland Virtus.pro

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas
10
Inferno

16

Poland Virtus.pro

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

Dust II


Poland Virtus.pro


Final standings[edit]








































































Place
Team
Prize Money
Seed
Roster
Coach
1st

Poland Virtus.pro

US$100,000

ESL One Cologne 2014

Poland TaZ, Poland NEO, Poland pashaBiceps, Poland byali, Poland Snax

2nd

Sweden Ninjas in Pyjamas

US$50,000

Sweden f0rest, Sweden GeT RiGhT, Sweden Xizt, Sweden friberg, Sweden Fifflaren

3rd–4th

Denmark Team Dignitas

US$22,000

Denmark FeTiSh, Denmark dev1ce, Denmark cajunb, Denmark dupreeh, Denmark Xyp9x

Denmark 3k2

Sweden LGB eSports

Sweden dennis, Sweden olofmeister, Sweden KRiMZ, Sweden twist, Sweden cype


5–8th

United States compLexity Gaming

US$10,000

United States Hiko, United States n0thing, United States swag, United States Sgares, Canada Semphis


Ukraine HellRaisers

Ukraine ANGE1, Ukraine kusher, Ukraine markeloff, Russia Dosia, Kazakhstan AdreN


France Team LDLC.com

France Uzzziii, France Happy, France KQLY, France apEX, Switzerland Maniac

France MoMan

Sweden Fnatic

Sweden Devilwalk, Sweden JW, Sweden flusha, Sweden pronax, Sweden schneider

Sweden cArn
9–12th

France Titan

US$2,000


France shox, France SmithZz, France NBK, Belgium ScreaM, Belgium Ex6TenZ


Denmark 3DMAX

Denmark aizy, Denmark gla1ve, Denmark Pimp, Denmark raalz, Denmark MSL


Denmark Reason Gaming

Denmark EXR, Denmark LOMME, Denmark Friis, Denmark karrigan, Denmark smF


France Clan-Mystik

France kioShiMa, France kennyS, France HaRts, France GMX, France Sf

13–16th

Germany mousesports

US$2,000


Germany tiziaN, Germany tabseN, Netherlands chrisJ, Denmark cadiaN, Slovakia LEGIJA


Australia Vox Eminor

Australia SPUNJ, Australia AZR, Australia Havoc, Australia SnypeR, Australia topguN


United States Team iBUYPOWER

United States Skadoodle, United States adreN, United States DaZeD, United States anger, Canada AZK


Ukraine Natus Vincere

Ukraine Edward, Ukraine Zeus, Ukraine starix, Russia seized, Slovakia GuardiaN


See also[edit]


  • DreamHack


External links[edit]


  • DreamHack: Winter 2013 – official website

  • Liquipedia tournament page

  • DreamHack TV

  • DreamHack CS

  • DreamHack CS 2


References[edit]




  1. ^ Maiberg, Emanuel (March 17, 2014). "Five awesome moments from the 2014 EMS One Katowice CS:GO Championship". PC Gamer. Retrieved November 17, 2015. 


  2. ^ Nordmark, Sam 'Wndwrt' (March 17, 2014). "EMS One Katowice concludes with Virtus.pro dominating NiP". onGamers. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 19, 2015. 


  3. ^ Saedler, Philipp (March 23, 2015). "The record breaker: EMS One Katowice infographic". Electronic Sports League. Retrieved November 17, 2015. 


  4. ^ Nordmark, Sam 'Wndwrt' (March 6, 2014). "RaidCall EMS One Katowice groups announced". onGamers. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 17, 2015. 


  5. ^ Chen, James 'Obscurica' (March 8, 2014). "EMS One Katowice Casters Announced". onGamers. CBS Interactive. Retrieved November 17, 2015. 











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