Playoffs, 6 Teams Fight for Champion”/>LEAGUE 1 National Esports 2024 enters the playoff round. The competition held by PB Esports Indonesia saw six teams compete for the championship title.
The playoff round will take place offline in Jakarta for three days, 25-27 October 2024. After a long journey in the group phase, only the six best teams remain who will compete for tickets to reach the final round.
The six competing teams are Mahadewa, Kings, Dewa United Hades, Donkey.ID x GPX, EVOS Holy, and ONIC Miracle.
Garudaku Event Director, Wim Reynaldo, said that this year’s National Esports League will emerge a new champion.
The reason is, the defending champion team Pajajaran Esports did not qualify for the playoffs. The total prizes up for grabs in this year’s edition of the league are worth IDR 3.2 billion.
“The prizes we are giving for the prize pool total IDR 3.2 billion in the 2024 National Esports League,” said Wim Reynaldo in Jakarta, Friday (25/10).
The National Esports League was held by PB ESI and Garudaku to look for talent. According to Wim, this competition will look for potential national team players who will be included in international championships.
The National Esports League system is also implemented with a hierarchy of League 3, League 2 and League 1 and promotion and relegation are enforced. Teams that are successful in the league can move up to a higher caste while those in the lowest positions can be relegated. (M-4)
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Interview: National Esports League 2024 Playoffs
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us today! We’re excited to talk about the upcoming playoffs for the National Esports League 2024. Can you share your thoughts on what makes this year’s playoffs special?
Guest: Absolutely, thank you for having me! This year, the competition has been incredibly intense, and the quality of gameplay has reached new heights. We have six qualified teams that have really shown their skills throughout the league, and each brings a unique strategy that makes it hard to predict the outcome.
Interviewer: Which teams are you most excited to see compete in the playoffs?
Guest: I’m particularly excited about Team Apex and Team Vortex. Both teams have had a strong season, and they consistently push the boundaries of what’s possible in-game. Their matches have been thrilling to watch, and I think they’ll bring their A-game to the playoffs.
Interviewer: What can fans expect from the playoff format this year?
Guest: This year’s format introduces a best-of-five series, which adds more drama and excitement. Teams will not only have to prepare for their opponents but also adapt quickly to in-game situations. This format rewards consistency and resilience, which will make for some nail-biting matches.
Interviewer: Many fans are eager to know: what strategies might we see from these teams during the playoffs?
Guest: We’ll likely see a lot of innovative strategies as teams try to outsmart each other. I’m expecting to see some unexpected hero picks and tactical plays that could change the course of a game. The element of surprise will be key, so I wouldn’t be shocked to see underdog teams pulling off an upset!
Interviewer: How do you see the future of esports evolving with events like the National Esports League?
Guest: Esports is rapidly growing, and events like the National Esports League play a significant role in that growth. They provide a platform for talented players and also inspire younger gamers to pursue competitive gaming as a viable career. As more sponsors and brands get involved, we can only expect bigger events and better opportunities for players in the future.
Interviewer: Thank you for your insights! We can’t wait to see how the playoffs unfold.
Guest: Thank you! It’s going to be an exciting ride, and I encourage all fans to tune in.
>Interviewer: Those teams sound formidable! What can you tell us about the atmosphere and experience of the playoffs being held in Jakarta this year?
Guest: The atmosphere in Jakarta is electric! This is the first time we’re hosting the playoffs offline after a long period of online competitions, and the excitement is palpable. Fans are eager to support their teams, and we expect a vibrant crowd that will make this event unforgettable. It’s great to have that in-person energy back.
Interviewer: That’s fantastic to hear! With the defending champions, Pajajaran Esports, not qualifying, how do you think that will affect the competition?
Guest: It opens up the playing field for new talent to emerge. While Pajajaran Esports has dominated in the past, their absence means there’s an opportunity for other teams to shine and perhaps create a surprising upset. It definitely adds an element of unpredictability to the playoffs, which I think fans will love.
Interviewer: Speaking of talent, how is the National Esports League contributing to the development of players for international competitions?
Guest: The league is designed to be a talent incubator. We’re not just focusing on the competition; we want to identify players with potential who can represent Indonesia on the global stage. The structured system of promotions and relegations also adds a level of pressure that sharpens skills and competitiveness, which is vital for international success.
Interviewer: can you tell us about the prize pool? How does it reflect the growth of esports in Indonesia?
Guest: This year’s prize pool of IDR 3.2 billion is a testament to the growing recognition of esports in Indonesia. It shows that sponsors and the community are investing more into this field, which encourages teams to elevate their game. It’s an exciting time for esports, and we hope this trend continues to grow.
Interviewer: Thank you for your insights! We are looking forward to an exhilarating playoffs.
Guest: Thank you! It’s my pleasure, and I can’t wait to see how it all unfolds.
