ESL has announced the final participants in the North American and South American divisions of ESL Pro League Season 12. With MIBR competing in Europe, the last three participants in the North American division are hardly surprising, as Gen.G, Cloud9, and Chaos — who have just made it to the playoffs at ESL One Cologne with wins against FURIA and 100 Thieves — rounded out the team list. Over in South America, the last team who is set to participate in the division is the lineup which until early August competed as Redemption POA, now playing under the Liberty banner.  After assessing the global situation over the summer, on Thursday ESL confirmed that Pro League would be held online across five divisions for the second time in a row. The 12th season is slated to kick off on September 22 in the Americas and will have $225,000 on offer in North America and $25,000 in South America. The following 12 teams will compete in the Americas divisions: North America 100 Thieves Liquid FURIACloud9 Evil GeniusesTriumphGen.GChaos South AmericaBOOMSharks  IsurusLiberty  Redemption POA   Evil Geniuses #3  Peter 'stanislaw' JarguzTarik 'tarik' CelikVincent 'Brehze' CayonteEthan 'Ethan' Arnold Tsvetelin 'CeRq' Dimitrov   100 Thieves #18 Justin 'jks' SavageAaron 'AZR' Ward Joakim 'jkaem' Myrbostad Sean 'Gratisfaction' KaiwaiJay 'Liazz' Tregillgas  Liberty #139 Victor 'remix' MonteiroMichael 'dok' MarquesAlexandre 'ALLE' SantosRodrigo 'drg' AusenkaWilliam 'w1' Almasan  Cloud9 #22  Aran 'Sonic' GroesbeekJohnny 'JT' TheodosiouRicky 'floppy' KemeryIan 'motm' HardyJosh 'oSee' Ohm  Liquid #9 Keith 'NAF' MarkovicJonathan 'EliGE' JablonowskiJake 'Stewie2K' YipRussel 'Twistzz' Van DulkenMichael 'Grim' Wince  MIBR #16 Gabriel 'FalleN' ToledoVito 'kNgV-' GiuseppeFernando 'fer' AlvarengaEpitacio 'TACO' de MeloAlencar 'trk' Rossato  Sharks #134 Raphael 'exit' LacerdaLeonardo 'leo_drk' OliveiraJhonatan 'jnt' SilvaLuca 'Luken' NadottiMateus 'supLexN1' Miranda  Triumph #50 Kaleb 'moose' JayneGabe 'Spongey' GreinerAlan 'Shakezullah' HardemanPaytyn 'junior' JohnsonErik 'penny' Penny  Chaos #28 Joshua 'steel' NissanAnthony 'vanity' MalaspinaJonathan 'Jonji' CareyErick 'Xeppaa' BachNathan 'leaf' Orf   Gen.G #15  Hansel 'BnTeT' FerdinandDamian 'daps' SteeleTimothy 'autimatic' TaKenneth 'koosta' SuenSam 's0m' Oh  Isurus #106 Nicolás 'Noktse' DávilaRoberto 'reversive' ThemthamCaike 'caike' CostaGabriel '1962' SinopoliMarcos 'deco' Amato  FURIA #6 Henrique 'HEN1' TelesAndrei 'arT' PiovezanYuri 'yuurih' SantosVinicius 'VINI' FigueiredoKaike 'KSCERATO' Cerato  BOOM #92 Ricardo 'boltz' PrassJoão 'felps' VasconcellosGustavo 'yel' KnittelMarcelo 'chelo' CespedesBruno 'shz' Martinelli |
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