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ESL Pro League Season 17

ESL Pro League Season 17 was a 32-team Counter-Strike competition held in Malta from Feb 22–Mar 26, 2023, with an USD 850,000 prize pool. FaZe Clan won the final.

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Updated October 23, 2026

Competition snapshot

Combined prize pool

USD 850,000[1]

Participant scale

32 teams[1]

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Organizer

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Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[2]

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Official Partner

Partner

Intel

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: Intel · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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ROG

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: Republic of Gamers · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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DHL

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: DHL · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: U.S. Air Force · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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1xBet

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: 1XBET · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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Official Partner

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: Monster Energy · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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Official Partner

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: GamingMalta · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

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FACEIT

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Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia: FACEIT · Recorded in the 2023 edition.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

ESL Pro League Season 17 brought 32 Counter-Strike teams to Malta between Feb 22–Mar 26, 2023. Liquipedia lists St Julian’s and InterContinental Malta as the host location and venue. ESL’s format announcement describes a four-group triple-elimination stage followed by single-elimination playoffs; the final was best of five.[1][2]

FaZe Clan Counter-Strike 2 defeated Cloud9 3–1 in the final. Liquipedia lists USD 850,000 in prize money and 32 participants.[1][3]

Liquipedia lists Intel; Republic of Gamers; DHL; U.S. Air Force; 1XBET; Monster Energy; GamingMalta; FACEIT among the event sponsors. Sponsor status is recorded at the event or season level, without inferring the contract duration or commercial terms.[1]

References3
  1. [1]ESL Pro League Season 17 — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki — Liquipedia
  2. [2]ESL Pro League Season 17 details — ESL Pro Tour
  3. [3]ESL Pro League Season 17 champion announcement — ESL FACEIT Group

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Event sponsors

Liquipedia lists Intel; Republic of Gamers; DHL; U.S. Air Force; 1XBET; Monster Energy; GamingMalta; FACEIT.[1]

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