Another week of competition for points in the Polish Cybersport team rankings has just come to an end. Some teams have climbed the table, whilst others have plummeted to the very bottom. We are, of course, focusing on our partners, but just behind them lies the very top of the table. The top three remain unchanged, but things get more interesting just below them. Due to a change in their squad, Eternal Fire no longer qualify for the rankings, allowing several teams to make minor gains. However, the greatest source of pride for our underground scene is TNC Esports. Winning the Galaxy Cup has secured them a place in the top 10 and allowed them to compete with teams such as QMISTRY. Things aren’t going any worse for our partners, though…
25 August update for our partners
Of course, as always, before we dive into the promotions and relegations of our partners from the last update, it’s worth recalling how things stood a week earlier. Here are their positions: Young Stars Talents – 14th place (1078 points), Constrict Gaming – 23rd place (540 points), Gloris eSports – 27th place (463 points), SLAKE – 30th place (430 points).
Returning to the current situation. Young Stars Talents have been leading the way for the second week in a row; their performances in ESEA Main and simply qualifying for the Galaxy Cup LAN earned them around 50 points, propelling them up to 12th place. There’s a significant gap behind them until 18th place, where we find Constrict Gaming, who have had quite a few ups and downs recently. This time they’ve climbed five places, entering the top 20. Another big jump, this time to 24th place, is to the new Hussars line-up. Naturally, this team will be compared to the previous one, which managed to reach the top 15. Will they, or rather when will they manage to do so? We’ll find out soon enough.
There are other teams teetering on the brink of dropping out of the top thirty. The first of these is SLAKE, who saved themselves thanks to a brilliant performance in the ESEA Main, where they’ll manage to hold their own this season. They are likely aiming even higher, but we’ll have to wait until next season for the results. A three-place climb up the table isn’t too bad, though. Especially when looking at our last partner in this ranking, namely Gloris eSports. They have dropped two places this week and are now in 29th place. We’ll see if they manage to bounce back…
| Rank | Logo | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 ▲ — 12th place | ![]() |
Young Stars Talents | 1131 points |
| 5 ▲ — 18th place | ![]() |
Constrict Gaming | 690 points |
| 1 ▲ — 24th place | ![]() |
Hussars | 617 pts |
| 3 ▲ — 27th place | ![]() |
SLAKE | 562 pts |
| 2 ▼ — 30th place | ![]() |
Gloris eSports | 547 points |
What competitions await our partners?
There is currently a lull in this regard. The Arrma leagues have ended, as has the Galaxy Cup. The only arena where our partners can compete will be the ESEA league playoffs, if they manage to secure a place. If not, however, they will have to wait until the next season, which starts in early October.
Source:
Cybersport.pl
You can follow our partners’ results here:
Young Stars (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Hussars (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Constrict Gaming (x.com — Facebook — Twitch.tv — team profile)
SLAKE (x.com — Facebook — team profile)
Gloris eSports (x.com — team profile)







