This season is sure to be exciting as the teams will be battling it out for a $7,500 prize pot.
The returning champ, compLexity, is back and ready for some action. They edged a win over EG last season in the finals to take home the championship. This season is sure to unfold quickly with the grudge matches between EG and compLexity. Almost every other time these teams play each other, the other one wins. Look for the matches to be some of the most intense, but best matches of the season. It is not safe to rule out any other team though, as all of the teams have a fair shot to take out both compLexity and EG.
Drew "Irukandji" Timmerman
Ryan "NineSpot" Bell
Derek "dboorN" Boorn
Jeff "hero" Mettetal
Scott "evolution" Cavallero
This team has what it takes to be the next champion and repeat a victory. Under a new name and organization, they have a huge backing that can give them the momentum. This team has also had both its ups and its downs. They went into the KODE5 Qualifiers and lost to Gravitas in the finals. They have made two huge roster changes in the past few months, but it has inevitably made them a better team.
They are also one of the most rivaled teams in CEVO-P. A lot of teams are looking to take a shot at them to put them out of first place, a place they are comfortable to be in. The rivalry with EG will make for some very exciting match-ups, but I'm not too sure they can beat EG every time. It's always a tossup when these two teams enter the server.
Strengths: They have a huge community following and with Drew calling strats, they have the in-game skill and smarts. With their roster finalized and the team living together on LAN, this should give them a huge advantage.
Weaknesses: They have yet to find a method to beat EG every time, and still have a lot of close matches.
Prediction: Top 3. I can't guarantee they will make it to the finals, but they will give every team a run for their money. I could also see them dominating the whole season without an issue.
Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert
Danny "fRoD" Montaner
Matt "Warden" Dickens
Tyler "Storm" Woods
Tomi "lurppis" Kovanen
This is by far one of the most known teams around the world, at least from the US. The former compLexity lineup has been around for the longest time and has given the US scene some very exciting matches. With the late addition of Lurppis, the team has improved their game and stepped it up to the next level. They are still back and forth with compLexity, but have dominated most teams that step in their path.
They want a chance to fight for that first place finish as they barely came up short last season. They were able to take the ESEA finals away from compLexity, but undoubtedly th
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