Americas Joins PGS 2020
A Breakdown of the PGS 2020 Americas Structure
Roster Rules
All players must be 18+ years old in order to participate in a match.
Rosters must be made up of a minimum of two players from the region the team will be participating in.
We would like to reward the players who participated at the highest level in their respective regional competitions by giving them the opportunity to receive preferential seeding for the PGS Berlin: Americas Qualifier.
Teams who previously competed in Phase 3 of NPL, NPLC, LPPS, or ESL AU & NZ Championship in 2019 can apply to receive preferential seeding as long as the following roster requirements are met.
North America
Round 1: 256 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (128 advance)
Round 2: 128 teams, advance top 6 from each lobby (48 advance)
Round 3: 64 teams (48 from Round 2 + 16 NPLC), advance top 6 from each lobby (24 advance)
Round 4: 32 teams (24 from Round 3 + 9th/10th Place NPL Phase 3 + Top 6 from NPL Relegation), advance top 4 from each lobby (8 advance)
Round 5: 16 teams (8 from Round 4 + Top 8 NPL Phase 3), advance 8 to offline qualifier
Latin America
Round 1: 256 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (128 advance)
Round 2: 128 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (64 advance)
Round 3: 64 teams, advance top 5 from each lobby + 2 highest scoring teams (22 advance)
Round 4: 32 teams (22 from Round 3 + 10 LPPS Phase 3), advance top 8 from each lobby (16 advance)
Round 5: 16 teams, 5 Advance to offline qualifier
Oceania
Round 1: 64 teams, advance top 6 from each lobby (24 advance)
Round 2: 32 teams (24 from Round 1 + Bottom 8 ESL AU & NZ Championship Phase 3)
Round 3: 16 teams (8 from Round 2 + Top 8 ESL AU & NZ Championship Phase 3), advance 3 to offline qualifier
We are planning to allow and support select community broadcasters to broadcast the online qualifiers.a
A Breakdown of the PGS 2020 Americas Structure
Roster Rules
All players must be 18+ years old in order to participate in a match.
Rosters must be made up of a minimum of two players from the region the team will be participating in.
We would like to reward the players who participated at the highest level in their respective regional competitions by giving them the opportunity to receive preferential seeding for the PGS Berlin: Americas Qualifier.
Teams who previously competed in Phase 3 of NPL, NPLC, LPPS, or ESL AU & NZ Championship in 2019 can apply to receive preferential seeding as long as the following roster requirements are met.
North America
Round 1: 256 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (128 advance)
Round 2: 128 teams, advance top 6 from each lobby (48 advance)
Round 3: 64 teams (48 from Round 2 + 16 NPLC), advance top 6 from each lobby (24 advance)
Round 4: 32 teams (24 from Round 3 + 9th/10th Place NPL Phase 3 + Top 6 from NPL Relegation), advance top 4 from each lobby (8 advance)
Round 5: 16 teams (8 from Round 4 + Top 8 NPL Phase 3), advance 8 to offline qualifier
Latin America
Round 1: 256 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (128 advance)
Round 2: 128 teams, advance top 8 from each lobby (64 advance)
Round 3: 64 teams, advance top 5 from each lobby + 2 highest scoring teams (22 advance)
Round 4: 32 teams (22 from Round 3 + 10 LPPS Phase 3), advance top 8 from each lobby (16 advance)
Round 5: 16 teams, 5 Advance to offline qualifier
Oceania
Round 1: 64 teams, advance top 6 from each lobby (24 advance)
Round 2: 32 teams (24 from Round 1 + Bottom 8 ESL AU & NZ Championship Phase 3)
Round 3: 16 teams (8 from Round 2 + Top 8 ESL AU & NZ Championship Phase 3), advance 3 to offline qualifier
We are planning to allow and support select community broadcasters to broadcast the online qualifiers.a
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