Another week has come to an end, and as has often been the case recently… we’re back with a round-up of the changes in the Polish team rankings from Cybersport.pl. The top of the table is looking very solid, and none of the teams seem willing to give up their place on the podium. However, if we look at our partners’ results, quite a lot has been happening there. We’d obviously encourage you to compare this list with the previous one. But now, without further ado, let’s take a look at what’s been happening in this ranking.
Our partners following the Cybersport update on 11 August
Before summarising our partners’ current positions, it’s worth taking a moment to look back at the previous ranking. Back then, there was plenty of activity at the bottom of the national ranking. Young Stars Talents were in 16th place, Constrict Gaming in 28th, Gloris eSports were 29th, and ValianceGG rounded off the top 30. Since then, we’ve seen some significant shifts. Some teams have made clear gains, whilst others have slipped even further down the table. So who has come out on top this week, and who is fighting for survival?
- Young Stars Talents
- They have climbed another two places and, with 902 points, are now in 14th place.
- ValianceGG
- Right behind them, in the partner rankings, is Valiance. The team made huge progress this week and, despite the risk of dropping out of the top 30, bounced back and climbed as many as nine places. They currently sit in 21st place with 535 points.
- Gloris eSports
- There were also some changes at the bottom of the table. Gloris recorded a small but still valuable rise of one place and now, with 423 points, sits in 28th place.
- Constrict Gaming
- At the very bottom of the table is Constrict, which, unfortunately, is slipping further down week by week. For now, we can only hope that their new signing will help them bounce back. For the time being, with 413 points, they bring up the rear of the TOP 30.
| Rank | Logo | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 ▲ — 14th place |  |
Young Stars Talents | 902 points |
| 9 ▲ — 21st place |  |
ValianceGG | 535 points |
| 1 ▲ — 28th place |  |
Gloris eSports | 423 points |
| 2 ▼ — 30th place |  |
Constrict Gaming | 413 points |
What might the rest of the battle for ranking points look like?
- Galaxy Cup
- We’re still waiting for a LAN event where there’ll be plenty of points up for grabs. However, the only team from the list above that we’ll see this coming weekend is Young Stars.
- Arrmy League
- The second stage of the competition is still underway. In most cases, the teams have one crucial match left, which could decide whether they progress. And that means the battle is not only for a better division, but also for valuable ranking points.
- ESEA League
- In most divisions, the regular season has already passed the halfway mark. Teams are entering the decisive stretch ahead of the play-offs. Of course, advancing to the next stage means not only fighting for a higher division, but also for more ranking points than is the case in the Army League.
Young Stars (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Gloris eSports (x.com — team profile)
ValianceGG (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Constrict Gaming (x.com — Facebook — Twitch.tv — team profile)
I’d also encourage you to check out the full Cybersport.pl rankings
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