Apex Legends Pro League is here starting from 6th Nov, with teams, Format and more

The second year of the Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS) has been the game’s most successful year to date, and Electronic Arts (EA) looks set to continue growing the esports scene in 2023. According to an official blog post, this year’s event saw him rack up more than 11 million hours watched for the Year 2 Championship alone, with more live events and support for the Pro League expected next year. Here’s everything you need to know about competitive Apex Legends in 2023. Apex Legends Pro League is here starting from 6th Nov, with teams, Format and more

Apex Legends Pro League is here starting on the 6th of November

Here is the list of all teams from every region

North America

Group A:

• DarkZero

• NRG

• Team Liquid

• CLG

• G2

• MPL

• Complexity

• Rakk Attack

• Team smiley

• Bots

Group B

• FURIA

• TSM

• Cloud9

• E8

• Atlanta Premier

• Sign Us Please

• Tripods

• Esports Arena

• SZN

• BR Demonz

Group C

• 100 Thieves

• Spacestation

• OpTic

• Luminosity

• Sentinels

• oxygen

• The Guard

• FaZe Clan

• Slept On

• First Attempt

Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)

Group A

• Pioneers

• Acend

• Gaimin Gladiators

• Forge

• Phoenix Legacy

• Heroez

• Turkish Stars

• High Peak

• Bitfix Gaming

• Three Muppets

Group B

• Alliance

• iG International

• Element 6

• Horizon

• EKO Esports

• NAVI

• Vexed Gaming

• Corpa

• Incentive Arise

• Game of Drones

Group C

• SCARZ

• Fire Beavers

• aurora

• Reply Totem

• Start a Fight

• FUT Esports

• GameWard

• VZD

• High Society

• V2

Asia Pacific North

Group A

• FNATIC

• Crazy Raccoon

• DetonatioN Gaming

• MUSHIKING

• ENTER FORCE.36

• Meteor

• WQTAKO

• Grow Gaming

• O2 Esports

• MukawakiN

Group B

• VOKUVOKU

• ORTHROS FANG

• FENNEL

• Donuts USG

• GHS Professional

• Reginite

• Lag Gaming

• NAKED

• EVA:e

• UNLOQ

Group C

• PULVEREX

• Ganbare Otusan

• FC Destroy

• Flora

• FUNNY LOCO

• Riddle 456

• Nebula e-Sports

• NORTHEPTION

• KINOTROPE

• REALIZE

Asia Pacific South

Group A

• EXO Clan

• Free Agents

• Chicken Sandwich

• DuGuPlay

• North side Esports

• ADAL Wolves

• MDY-White

• GQ

• Boogie Boarders

• Golden Sage

Group B

• Moist Esports

• DEWA UNITED

• HRMGRD

• Sry

• Truth Esports

• 505

• StinkyB

• Emmanuel

• TWO MNK ONE PAD

• MeiDuiYao

Group C

• Dream Fire

• Buriram United

• DNZ

• ANT Esports Club

• PK

• 20th Guaranteed

• RTL

• T4

• Dynasty Esports

• ATHXHVY

South America

Group A

• GØDFIRE

• K1CK

• Valhalla

• Exotick

• Horus

• FusioN E-Sports

• ELN

• Fenix Team

• Blood Show

• wkey

Group B

• Team Singularity

• 1iQ

• Breaking RulleZ

• Leave No Witness

• Two Much Rush

• Brotherhood

• fellas

• SA Abusers

• Blackhat Esports

• Coritiba Esports

Group C

• Los Cuys

• NorCal Esports

• Monterey Esports

• LFO Enygma

• TBG Esports

• Insanity

• Vermouth

• no reply

• Critical Rush

• Tortugas Ninjas

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A playoff spot and a $500,000 prize pool is at stake for teams in each regular season division. The 30 teams in each region will be divided into three groups of 10 teams each using their ALGS Year 2 and Year 3 Preseason Qualifiers performance. Each Pro League Split will consist of an online regular season, where teams will first meet in a triple round-robin format (each group will play every other group three times). In this triple round robin, each team will play 36 games in 6 series of 6 games. The top 20 regular season teams will advance to the regional finals for online match points.

In North America (NA), Europe, the Middle East, Africa (EMEA) and Asia Pacific (APAC), the 10 North teams, including the regional final winners and the top 9 regular season point teams, will qualify for the Split 1 playoffs. In South America and APAC South, five teams will qualify for the Split 1 Playoffs. This includes the winners of the regional finals and the top four teams ranked by regular season points. Split 2 Playoff region slot allocations will be determined by Split 1 Playoff results. The better a region’s teams perform in the Split 1 Playoffs, the more slots that region will earn in the Split 2 Playoffs. At the end of the Split 1 Pro League Regular Season, the bottom eight teams from each region will be relegated to the Split 2 Pro League Qualifier, where they will compete against the top-performing Challenger Circuit teams for a Split 2 Pro League spot. After the Split 2 Playoffs, all Pro League teams that do not qualify for the Championship will participate in the Last Chance Qualifier to qualify for the World Championship.

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