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| fullname = E-Sports Entertainment Association
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| fullname = frig you teejay, i hope you choke on your curry"
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| current = AFC7 ([[6v6]])<br/>Mercenaries Cup 4 ([[6v6]])<br/>
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| current = [[ESEA Season {{Current Seasons | esea6s}}|Season {{Current Seasons | esea6s}}]] ([[6v6]])
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| website = http://www.esea.net/
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'''AsiaFortress''' is an Asian community website, hosting Team Fortress 2 [[6v6]] events for the Asia region. It is filled with insensitive pricks who do nothing but insult each other's mothers all day and are hostile to new players trying to enter the competitive community. They regular spam lenny face ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) and dongre ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ while insulting newbs with words like tryhard and uninstall when newb try their best to improve and using inside circlejerk jokes to assert primate dominance such as "banana bus", "ryan bangbus" and "curry". Their curry is bad and does not taste good, unless you add salt.  
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'''ESEA''' ''(E-Sports Entertainment Association)'' is an e-sports organisation located and hosted in North America and hosts [[6v6|6s]] tournaments in Team Fortress 2. ''ESEA'' also hosts competitive teams for other games, such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Strike:_Source Counter Strike: Source] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-Strike:_Global_Offensive Counter Strike: Global Offensive].
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If question the pros, they tell u that rage is good for u and only then u can improve. Otherwise u suck mother donkey. However getting players to top of SG scene by telling them to punch sand into 10/10 sand sculpture is not the way and they require nurturing and kind word to let them reach the top. Yes some
 
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people improve by being rage at but others improve by jumping into a pug and sucking while the pros just tahan and tolerate, and the said player will decide on his own whether he wants to improve because he himself (usually) realise he suck, but in the end become pro and airshot u with cum. Dun tell them uninstall and call them pantat nobo when you were there in the first place.
 
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1)Make asiafortress academy more regular so no newbies get raged at in veteran pugs.
 
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2)Make mumble COMPULSORY so that newbs can comm and be commed with instead of everyone go lone wolfing CMI. This is why other communities are better.
 
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3)be nice, put on your fake smiles for the good of this stagnant community. The game is dying and not everyone can play it to their fullest potential. Life comes first, people try to put in effort to improve after hours, late nights after work or school. Just cause they never play since 07, you rage. U insult them, they rage or ragequit and are banned. Please. Just try.
 
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Fuck you hirasagi, i know you're much better than me and you beat me 20-11 in mge but that doesn't mean i'm bad, i've been burning my ass off trying to improve and all you say is "DOWN" in caps when you beat me. Fuck off you little scrub, i got a few nice kills on you and just because i'm not in the competitive scene doesn't mean i'm a scrub or pubber, i've pugged before you dumb shit, eat a dick
 
  
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And fuck you "going merry" or "enel", go watch your retarded anime for losers, you beat me 20-19 but it was close and i bet i surprised your dumb elitist ass by airshotting you and hitting you with good rocket and shotgun shots even though i havent pugged in a long time, i dont care how many hours of soldier you have i managed to kick your ass several times, i bet it hurt that a "pubber" managed to get so many kills off you, so you said "ghey", and beat me 20-11 in the next match because i was worn out and you played gay yourself and killed me by doing nothing because you were better so you got away with it. Well i came close to beating you so get off your fucking high horse you piece of shit scrub and eat a dick
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== Format ==
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The ESEA regular season consists of 16 regular season matches, played over 8 maps with one map per week. The top teams from each division participate in double-elimination playoffs to compete for the division's prize pool. Each game in the playoff bracket at ESEA LAN is played as a best-of-3-matches, while playoff games in the other divisions are single-game. Between seasons, teams may be promoted or demoted to another division based on their performance during the season.
  
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one day i will be the best i already went from 1600 to 1802 mge rating
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Matches are played on a single map, with two halves of 30 minutes. Depending on the game type, the win conditions differ:
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* On [[5CP]] maps, the first half is played until the time limit runs out or one team wins 3 rounds; the second half and the match ends once the time limit runs out or one team wins 5 rounds;
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* On [[King of the Hill]] maps, the first half is played until the time limit runs out or one team wins 3 rounds; the second half and the match ends once the time limit runs out or one team wins 4 rounds;
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* On [[Attack/Defend]] maps, each half consists of a [[Payload|stopwatch]] round. The teams alternate between attacking and defending, such as if team A defended first, team B will be the first to defend in the next round. Each team can score one point in a half. The game ends once one of the teams reaches 2 points.
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* In [[Capture the Flag]], the times of each half are only 20 minutes long and has no capture limit. The team with the highest amount of captures by the end of the second half wins the round.
  
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At least other comp players are nice to me even if i beat them so stop being elitist fucks
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== Divisions ==
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Within the TF2 league, there are four divisions:
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* [[ESEA-I (Invite)]]
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* [[ESEA-M (Main)]] (only during Season 15)
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* [[ESEA-IM (Intermediate)]]
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* [[ESEA-O (Open)]]
  
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The Invite division currently hosts the highest level of 6v6 competition in North America. Although ESEA is hosted in North America, players from other continents are allowed to participate in any of the divisions. At the end of each season the top teams from the Invite division participate in a LAN event to compete for the Invite prize pool.
  
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Tommy: lai lai
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After the ESEA S18 LAN Finals, ESEA announced that they would no longer be hosting LAN Finals for TF2, relegating the post-season to online playoffs.
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Tommy: i just realised how gay splash is
 
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(You always did you dick, learn to counter it)
 
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TommY's PUG Match
 
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TommY's PUG Match
 
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i jump side to side against soldiers its so fucking predictable lol
 
  
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fuck literally every elitist comp player
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== Hall of Fame ==
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The nice ones are nice
 
  
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== Leagues and competitions ==
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=== ESEA Invite ===
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=== AsiaFortress Cup ===
 
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The '''Asiafortress Cup''' is a round-robin league competition. Teams are split into three division, based on their level of skill. The regular season runs for 10 weeks, followed by the playoffs.
 
  
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The competition has an entry fee of 6 curry (2 curry are returned after a complete season if anyone cannot take spicy,
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{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
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without forfeits). The teams are roster-locked throughout the season. A season features four transfer windows, during which the players can join and leave clans, with the admins' approval.
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|-
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! Season
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!  Winner
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|| [[ESEA-I Season 3]]
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| [[Blight]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 4]]
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| [[Loaded]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 5]]
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| [[compLexity]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 6]]
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| [[Blight-own]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 7]]
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| [[eMazing Gaming]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 8]]
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| [[CheckSix Gaming]] (undefeated)
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 9]]
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| [[eMazing Gaming]] / [[Dashner]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 10]]
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| [[Classic Mixup]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 11]]
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| [[Leviathan Gaming]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 12]]
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| [[Classic Mixup]] (undefeated)
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 13]]
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| [[High Rollers Gaming]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 14]]
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| [[High Rollers Gaming]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 15]]
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| [[Classic Mixup]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 16]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 17]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 18]]
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| [[froyotech]] (undefeated)
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 19]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 20]]
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| [[Ascent]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 21]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 22]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 23]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 24]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 25]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 26]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 27]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 28]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|-
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| [[ESEA-I Season 29]]
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| [[froyotech]]
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|}
  
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A map can end in a win or a draw. The following win conditions are used:
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=== ESEA Intermediate ===
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* [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ  Curry or Riot ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] maps are played in a best of 3 format, with both teams switching places after every curry.
 
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* [[5CP]] maps are played for 30 minutes or until one of the teams puke from too much curry,
 
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* [[Curry of the Hill]] maps are played in a best of 7 format (first to 4 wins), without a time limit.
 
  
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==== Map list ====
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* '''Round 1''': [[cp_curry_final1]], [[koth_pro_curry|koth_pro_curry_rc3]]
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* '''Round 2''': [[cp_processedcurry|cp_processedcurry_rc3]], [[cp_currywater]]
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! Season
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* '''Round 3''': [[cp_curryworks|cp_curryworks_rc4]], [[cp_curry]]
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! Winner
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* '''Round 4''': [[cp_curry]], [[koth_curryville_rc1]]
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* '''Round 5''': [[cp_currywash_final1]], [[cp_currywater]]
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| Season 7
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* '''Round 6''': [[cp_processedcurry|cp_processedcurry_rc3]], [[cp_yeoschickencurry]]
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| Harmonic (invite is hard)
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* '''Round 7''': [[cp_currylands]], [[koth_pro_curryducklkoth_pro_curryduck_rc3]]
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* '''Round 8''': [[cp_grandcurry]], [[cp_curryworks_rc4]]
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| Season 8
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* '''Round 9''': [[cp_currywash_final1]], [[cp_processedcurry|cp_processedcurry_rc3]]
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| iDEMISE TF2
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* '''Round 10''': [[cp_badcurry]], [[koth_pro_curryducklkoth_pro_curryduck_rc3]]
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|-
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| Season 9
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| High Rollers Gaming
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|-
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| Season 10
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| The Dinosaurs (Pinball Wizards)
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|-
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| Season 11
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|  The Mad Men (No Need for Names)
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|-
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| Season 12
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| SteveCGames (Apocalypse Gaming)
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|-
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| Season 13
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|  The Mad Men
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|-
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| Season 14
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| Chill to Good Ratio
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|-
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| Season 15
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| Tonight's Entertainment
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|-
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| Season 16
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| Meat Market
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|-
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| Season 17
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| Cisco Adlers Balls
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|-
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| Season 18
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| cafe monster
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|-
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| Season 19
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| Getawhale Fanclub
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|-
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| Season 20
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| Not Fast Food
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|-
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| Season 21
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| eL cLaSslcO
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|-
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| Season 22
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| dead babies mad gunz
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| Season 23
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| running without scizors
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|-
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| Season 24
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| running without scizors
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|-
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| Season 25
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| †
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|-
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| Season 26
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| †
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|-
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| Season 27
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| mr_popo_rocks
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|-
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| Season 28
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| OMNI5 ESports
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| Season 29
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| Frankensteins Roster
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==== Previous winners ====
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†ESEA Intermediate was not run during ESEA seasons 25 and 26.
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* '''Season 7''' - Curry Scout
 
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* '''Season 6''' - Lovely Sweet Dream
 
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* '''Season 5''' - Lovely Sweet Dream
 
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* '''Season 4''' - FML
 
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* '''Season 3''' - The Curry 6
 
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* '''Season 2''' - Dizziness Curry
 
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* '''Season 1''' - Such Lovely Curry
 
  
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=== Curry Cup ===
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=== ESEA Open ===
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The '''Curry Cup''' is a curry double-elimination knockout curry tournament. All matches curry in the tournament curry bracket are played as best of 3 curry. There is curry no entry fee curry, and the teams curry are roster-locked for the duration of the season. There are no transfer windows. Curry.
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! Season
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! Winner
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| Season 2
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| Loaded!
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| Season 3
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| Harmonic
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| Season 4
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| Tool Academy Grads
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| Season 5
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| Leviathan Gaming
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| Season 6
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| Nexzil Gaming
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| Season 7
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| TEAM EXPLOSION
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| Season 8
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| Avoided
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| Season 9
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| Team Bad v2
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| Season 10
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| Team iT
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| Season 11
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| Down to Pound
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|-
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| Season 12
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| Disposable Heroes
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| Season 13
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| The Crunchy Bunch
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| Season 14
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| The Italian Stallions
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|-
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| Season 15
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| Budsquad
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|-
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| Season 16
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| Arizona Iced Out Boys
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|-
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| Season 17
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| Mad Luxurious
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|-
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| Season 18
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| Muffin Men
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|-
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| Season 19
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| 6cuties
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|-
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| Season 20
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| Ed Head
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|-
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| Season 21
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| Wood Pig Black
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|-
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| Season 22
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| stewy business
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| Season 23
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| 1eL cLaSsIcO
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| Season 24
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| eL cLaSsIcO
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| Season 25
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| mr_popo_rocks
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|-
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| Season 26
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| Gods of Destruction
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| Season 27
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| The Midnight Society
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| Season 28
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| HLPugs tf
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| Season 29
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| MrPoPos Newbie Mix
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The ruleset is the same as in the AsiaFortress Cup, with the exception of not allowing draws. Draws are resolved by playing another round, known as a ''golden curry."
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== Fees and Prices ==
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To participate in ESEA, all players are required to pay a league fee and subscribe to ESEA Premium. The league fees are as follows:
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* Invite: $39.95 USD
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* Intermediate: $14.95 USD
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* Open: No longer requires a fee for participation, only needs ESEA Premium.<ref>[http://www.teamfortress.tv/45255/esea-announces-tf2-league-changes ESEA announces TF2 league changes - teamfortress.tv]</ref>
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The cost of Premium varies depending on the length of the subscription and the tier purchased.
  
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==== Previous winners ====
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== External Links ==
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* '''Mercenaries Cup 4''' - Muk Eun Ji
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* [http://www.esea.net/ Official ESEA website]
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* '''Mercenaries Cup 3''' - Lovely Sweet Dream
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* [http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=content&d=league_rules_tf2 ESEA TF2 rules]
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* '''Mercenaries Cup 2''' - Choice
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* [https://www.dropbox.com/s/zintii25xup6ij3/Guide%20to%20ESEA%20final.docx?dl=0 A Beginner's Guide to ESEA by tetromino]
  
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== External links ==
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== References ==
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* [http://asiafortress.com/ AsiaFortress official website]
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* [http://asiafortress.com/forum/index.php?/topic/2874-afc7-rules-regulations/ AFC7 rules]
 
  
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[e][h]E-Sports Entertainment Association
ESEA-Logo.png
Basic Information
Full name:
E-Sports Entertainment Association
Current Season:
Season 31 (6v6)
Links
Website Twitter Facebook
History
Created:
2003

ESEA (E-Sports Entertainment Association) is an e-sports organisation located and hosted in North America and hosts 6s tournaments in Team Fortress 2. ESEA also hosts competitive teams for other games, such as Counter Strike: Source and Counter Strike: Global Offensive.

Format

The ESEA regular season consists of 16 regular season matches, played over 8 maps with one map per week. The top teams from each division participate in double-elimination playoffs to compete for the division's prize pool. Each game in the playoff bracket at ESEA LAN is played as a best-of-3-matches, while playoff games in the other divisions are single-game. Between seasons, teams may be promoted or demoted to another division based on their performance during the season.

Matches are played on a single map, with two halves of 30 minutes. Depending on the game type, the win conditions differ:

  • On 5CP maps, the first half is played until the time limit runs out or one team wins 3 rounds; the second half and the match ends once the time limit runs out or one team wins 5 rounds;
  • On King of the Hill maps, the first half is played until the time limit runs out or one team wins 3 rounds; the second half and the match ends once the time limit runs out or one team wins 4 rounds;
  • On Attack/Defend maps, each half consists of a stopwatch round. The teams alternate between attacking and defending, such as if team A defended first, team B will be the first to defend in the next round. Each team can score one point in a half. The game ends once one of the teams reaches 2 points.
  • In Capture the Flag, the times of each half are only 20 minutes long and has no capture limit. The team with the highest amount of captures by the end of the second half wins the round.

Divisions

Within the TF2 league, there are four divisions:

The Invite division currently hosts the highest level of 6v6 competition in North America. Although ESEA is hosted in North America, players from other continents are allowed to participate in any of the divisions. At the end of each season the top teams from the Invite division participate in a LAN event to compete for the Invite prize pool.

After the ESEA S18 LAN Finals, ESEA announced that they would no longer be hosting LAN Finals for TF2, relegating the post-season to online playoffs.

Hall of Fame

ESEA Invite

Season Winner
ESEA-I Season 3 Blight
ESEA-I Season 4 Loaded
ESEA-I Season 5 compLexity
ESEA-I Season 6 Blight-own
ESEA-I Season 7 eMazing Gaming
ESEA-I Season 8 CheckSix Gaming (undefeated)
ESEA-I Season 9 eMazing Gaming / Dashner
ESEA-I Season 10 Classic Mixup
ESEA-I Season 11 Leviathan Gaming
ESEA-I Season 12 Classic Mixup (undefeated)
ESEA-I Season 13 High Rollers Gaming
ESEA-I Season 14 High Rollers Gaming
ESEA-I Season 15 Classic Mixup
ESEA-I Season 16 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 17 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 18 froyotech (undefeated)
ESEA-I Season 19 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 20 Ascent
ESEA-I Season 21 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 22 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 23 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 24 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 25 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 26 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 27 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 28 froyotech
ESEA-I Season 29 froyotech

ESEA Intermediate

Season Winner
Season 7 Harmonic (invite is hard)
Season 8 iDEMISE TF2
Season 9 High Rollers Gaming
Season 10 The Dinosaurs (Pinball Wizards)
Season 11 The Mad Men (No Need for Names)
Season 12 SteveCGames (Apocalypse Gaming)
Season 13 The Mad Men
Season 14 Chill to Good Ratio
Season 15 Tonight's Entertainment
Season 16 Meat Market
Season 17 Cisco Adlers Balls
Season 18 cafe monster
Season 19 Getawhale Fanclub
Season 20 Not Fast Food
Season 21 eL cLaSslcO
Season 22 dead babies mad gunz
Season 23 running without scizors
Season 24 running without scizors
Season 25 †
Season 26 †
Season 27 mr_popo_rocks
Season 28 OMNI5 ESports
Season 29 Frankensteins Roster

†ESEA Intermediate was not run during ESEA seasons 25 and 26.

ESEA Open

Season Winner
Season 2 Loaded!
Season 3 Harmonic
Season 4 Tool Academy Grads
Season 5 Leviathan Gaming
Season 6 Nexzil Gaming
Season 7 TEAM EXPLOSION
Season 8 Avoided
Season 9 Team Bad v2
Season 10 Team iT
Season 11 Down to Pound
Season 12 Disposable Heroes
Season 13 The Crunchy Bunch
Season 14 The Italian Stallions
Season 15 Budsquad
Season 16 Arizona Iced Out Boys
Season 17 Mad Luxurious
Season 18 Muffin Men
Season 19 6cuties
Season 20 Ed Head
Season 21 Wood Pig Black
Season 22 stewy business
Season 23 1eL cLaSsIcO
Season 24 eL cLaSsIcO
Season 25 mr_popo_rocks
Season 26 Gods of Destruction
Season 27 The Midnight Society
Season 28 HLPugs tf
Season 29 MrPoPos Newbie Mix

Fees and Prices

To participate in ESEA, all players are required to pay a league fee and subscribe to ESEA Premium. The league fees are as follows:

  • Invite: $39.95 USD
  • Intermediate: $14.95 USD
  • Open: No longer requires a fee for participation, only needs ESEA Premium.[1]

The cost of Premium varies depending on the length of the subscription and the tier purchased.

External Links

References

  1. ↑ ESEA announces TF2 league changes - teamfortress.tv


V · D · E
ESEA competitions
Invite Season 3 · Season 4 · Season 5 · Season 6 · Season 7 · Season 8 · Season 9 · Season 10 · Season 11 · Season 12 · Season 13 · Season 14 · Season 15 · Season 16 · Season 17 · Season 18 · Season 19 · Season 20 · Season 21 · Season 22 · Season 23 · Season 24 · Season 25
Main Season 15
Intermediate Season 7 · Season 8 · Season 9 · Season 10 · Season 11 · Season 12 · Season 13 · Season 14 · Season 15 · Season 16 · Season 17 · Season 18 · Season 19 · Season 20 · Season 21 · Season 22 · Season 23 · Season 24
Open Season 2 · Season 3 · Season 4 · Season 5 · Season 6 · Season 7 · Season 8 · Season 9 · Season 10 · Season 11 · Season 12 · Season 13 · Season 14 · Season 15 · Season 16 · Season 17 · Season 18 · Season 19 · Season 20 · Season 21 · Season 22 · Season 23 · Season 24 · Season 25
V · D · E
Popular topics
General Getting started · Glossary of terms
Formats 6v6 · Highlander · Prolander · 4v4 · Ultiduo · BBall · MGE
Customization Configs · Custom HUDs · Third-party programs
Mechanics Movement · Rollouts · ÜberCharge · Calling · Pushes
Settings Useful console commands · Servers
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