ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 Tournament - Stream, Bracket, Info

By Nicholas Barth ·

The 2018 ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere Tournament is currently underway, and we have the stream, groups and other necessary information you need to know covered.

ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 Tournament - Stream, Bracket, Info

ELEAGUE is back again with another highly anticipated tournament in the world of professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive in the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018. 

The ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 is currently underway with the first matches of the event having took place on Saturday, July 21st. Eight of the very best professional CS:GO teams in the world will be competing against one another in two groups in order to secure a playoff spot and a chance to play for the lion's share of the $1,000,000 prize pool that is up for grabs. 

The eight teams competing in both groups of the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 Tournament can be found below.

Group A

- Astralis

- Cloud9

- MIBR

- Team Liquid

Group B

- Natus Vincere

- FaZe Clan

- mousesports

- Fnatic

Viewers can watch all of the action from ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 that is set to continue until Sunday, 29th on the official Twitch channel for ELEAGUE, live on Bleacher Report and on the official website for the event. You can find an embedded version of the Twitch stream below.

Saturday, July 21st saw Group A kick off the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 with Astralis defeating Cloud9 2-0 and Team Liquid taking out MIBR 2-0. Sunday, July 22nd will see ESL One Cologne 2018 champions Natus Vincere battling against Fnatic, while FaZe Clan will be facing off against mousesports.

There are plenty of story lines that will be at the forefront of the minds of fans during the $1,000,000 event. Tarik "tarik" Celik and Jacky "Stewie2K" Yip of MIBR will be facing off against their former team of Cloud9 in Group A. FaZe Clan and its talented roster will be at full strength for the first time since Olof "olomeister" Kajbjer Gustafsson stepped down from the active roster of FaZe Clan for personal reasons, but now will be playing in his first event with his team in months. Na'Vi will be looking to continue its current dominance of professional CS:GO and add another title to its collection with its momentum from ESL One Cologne 2018 expected to carry over. 

You can find the current bracket for the group stage of the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 tournament below. 

(Source: ELEAGUE)
(Source: ELEAGUE)

With eight of the most talented and historic teams in the world of professional CS:GO battling it out to claim the largest share of the massive $1,000,000 prize pool, fans can expect to see plenty of adrenaline pumping action throughout the ELEAGUE CS:GO Premiere 2018 Tournament. 

(cover photo courtesy of ELEAGUE)