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CPL Europe Holland 2001

CPL Europe Holland 2001 brought 32 Counter-Strike teams to Loosdrecht from May 11 to 13, 2001. Spirit of Amiga Counter-Strike won the EUR 15,000 competition.

Tournament editionCOMPLETEDSeries: Cyberathlete Professional League
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Updated October 24, 2026

Competition snapshot

Combined prize pool

EUR 15,000[1]

Participant scale

32 teams[1]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

Razer

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2001 edition.[1]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

Intel

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2001 edition.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

CPL Europe Holland 2001 was a Counter-Strike S-Tier tournament organized by the Cyberathlete Professional League. Liquipedia lists Razer and Intel as sponsors, records 32 teams and a prize pool of EUR 15,000, and identifies Loosdrecht as the host city. The Liquipedia event record names the host city but no venue; the reviewed sources did not establish a specific hall or building. The final standings list Spirit of Amiga Counter-Strike as champion and All Stars Counter-Strike as runner-up. Liquipedia also reports a converted USD value of 13,131.[1]

The final standings identify all 32 teams. PTG links the full field: SoA.se (Champion); All Stars (Runner-up); Clan Z (3rd place); mTw (4th place); SK Gaming (5th–6th place); TAMM (5th–6th place); Apostrophe (7th–8th place); DkH Multigaming (7th–8th place); Hate (9th–16th place); Team eXhaLe (9th–16th place); GKF (9th–16th place); Heinerfest (9th–16th place); 4Kings (9th–16th place); SoA.dk (9th–16th place); X-team (9th–16th place); Community for Freestylers (9th–16th place); TM (17th–32nd place); Serious DeDication (17th–32nd place); Capital Punishment (17th–32nd place); Kompaniet (17th–32nd place); Ping-of-death (17th–32nd place); GGS (17th–32nd place); M4 (17th–32nd place); BITE (17th–32nd place); Chaoz elite crew (17th–32nd place); Mysteryclan (17th–32nd place); Against All authority (17th–32nd place); TRCC (17th–32nd place); HtK (17th–32nd place); Pro-Gaming (17th–32nd place); CSA (17th–32nd place); armaTeam (17th–32nd place).[1]

References2
  1. [1]CPL Europe Holland 2001 — Counter-Strike — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
  2. [2]CPL Europe Holland 2001 image reuse audit — Liquipedia and Wikimedia Commons

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Tournament sponsors

Razer and Intel are listed as tournament sponsors.[1]

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