CS:GO
Our Brazilians have just defeated 
Finn 'karrigan' Andersen's FaZe to win the sixth season of ESL Pro League and bring home yet another trophy waiting to be added to our already nearly full cabinet inside the Los Angeles gaming house, as well as first prize cheque consisting of a total of $225,000.
SK Gaming advanced to the playoffs with four victories and only one loss against the European team OpTic Gaming, which consists of names such as ex-Ninjas in Pyjamas players
Adam 'friberg' Friberg and 
Aleski 'allu' Jalli, as well as the Danish rising star Emil 'Magisk' Reif.
Following next for our Brazilian powerhouse was another sharp sweep semi-finals triumph over
Sean 'sgares' Gares' Misfits, in the process of which our team dropped only seven rounds in a total out of two maps.
In the single elimination best-of-five grand final we met FaZe as mentioned above. The opening map of the series was FaZe's choice Inferno, which ended up 13-16 in their favor.
The second map was Overpass, chosen by us, which despite former Fnatic star player Olof 'olofmeister' Kajbjer's solid performance, we managed to secure thanks to our stable CT structure.
Ironically, FaZe's choice for map number three was Mirage, which resulted in overwhelming victory for SK Gaming, once again due to our Brazilians' tremendous defensive initiations.
The fourth and last map of the series was Train. SK Gaming started with eight to null rounds in advantage, but the Europeans were able to recover and turn the tide by winning the last remaining seven rounds of the first half in a row. The second half was a struggle for both teams, before our final victory was decided in overtime.
FaZe < 
SK Gaming
1:3
16:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
11:16 (8:7; 3:9) on Overpass
9:16 (2:13; 7:3) on Mirage
16:19 (7:8; 8:7, OT: 1:4) on Train
Final standings:
1st. SK Gaming - $225,000
2nd. FaZe - $100,000
3rd-4th. Fnatic - $60,000
3rd-4th. Misfits - $60,000
5th-6th. HellRaisers - $45,000
5th-6th. OpTic Gaming - $45,000
7th-8th. NRG Esports - $40,000
7th-8th. Luminosity Gaming - $40,000
9th-10th. Ninjas in Pyjamas - $35,000
9th-10th. Astralis Denmark - $35,000
11th-12th. North - $32,500
11th-12th. Team Liquid - $32,500
Big shoutouts to our squad for closing the year as the undisputed number one team!
We would also like to send millions of thanks to our enormous fan base for their outstanding support during the Danish event.
Last, but not least, congratulations to the world's best CS:GO player Marcelo 'coldzera' David for deservedly winning his fifth for the year Most Valuable Player (MVP) medal, kindly given by the game's largest community HLTV.org.
Our team's next tournament will be none other than Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's twelfth official major tournament: ELEAGUE Major Boston 2018.
More information about the upcoming event will be released soon.
Stay tuned to SK Gaming for more updates.
Finn 'karrigan' Andersen's FaZe to win the sixth season of ESL Pro League and bring home yet another trophy waiting to be added to our already nearly full cabinet inside the Los Angeles gaming house, as well as first prize cheque consisting of a total of $225,000.SK Gaming advanced to the playoffs with four victories and only one loss against the European team OpTic Gaming, which consists of names such as ex-Ninjas in Pyjamas players
Adam 'friberg' Friberg and Aleski 'allu' Jalli, as well as the Danish rising star Emil 'Magisk' Reif.Following next for our Brazilian powerhouse was another sharp sweep semi-finals triumph over
Sean 'sgares' Gares' Misfits, in the process of which our team dropped only seven rounds in a total out of two maps.In the single elimination best-of-five grand final we met FaZe as mentioned above. The opening map of the series was FaZe's choice Inferno, which ended up 13-16 in their favor.
The second map was Overpass, chosen by us, which despite former Fnatic star player
Olof 'olofmeister' Kajbjer's solid performance, we managed to secure thanks to our stable CT structure.Ironically, FaZe's choice for map number three was Mirage, which resulted in overwhelming victory for SK Gaming, once again due to our Brazilians' tremendous defensive initiations.
The fourth and last map of the series was Train. SK Gaming started with eight to null rounds in advantage, but the Europeans were able to recover and turn the tide by winning the last remaining seven rounds of the first half in a row. The second half was a struggle for both teams, before our final victory was decided in overtime.
FaZe < SK Gaming1:3
16:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
11:16 (8:7; 3:9) on Overpass
9:16 (2:13; 7:3) on Mirage
16:19 (7:8; 8:7, OT: 1:4) on Train
ESL Pro League champions. Super team.
— Gabriel Toledo (@FalleNCS) December 10, 2017
Bring 2018 please. pic.twitter.com/FTuUPwohjL
Final standings:
SK Gaming - $225,0002nd.
FaZe - $100,0003rd-4th.
Fnatic - $60,0003rd-4th.
Misfits - $60,0005th-6th.
HellRaisers - $45,0005th-6th.
OpTic Gaming - $45,0007th-8th.
NRG Esports - $40,0007th-8th.
Luminosity Gaming - $40,0009th-10th.
Ninjas in Pyjamas - $35,0009th-10th.
Astralis Denmark - $35,00011th-12th.
North - $32,50011th-12th.
Team Liquid - $32,500Big shoutouts to our squad for closing the year as the undisputed number one team!
We would also like to send millions of thanks to our enormous fan base for their outstanding support during the Danish event.
Last, but not least, congratulations to the world's best CS:GO player
Marcelo 'coldzera' David for deservedly winning his fifth for the year Most Valuable Player (MVP) medal, kindly given by the game's largest community HLTV.org.Our team's next tournament will be none other than Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's twelfth official major tournament: ELEAGUE Major Boston 2018.
More information about the upcoming event will be released soon.
Stay tuned to SK Gaming for more updates.
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