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Intel Extreme Masters Beijing-Haidian 2019
Intel Extreme Masters Beijing-Haidian 2019 was an eight-team Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event held November 7–10. Astralis defeated 100 Thieves in the final.
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Updated October 29, 2026Competition snapshot
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ESL FACEIT GroupCommercial note
Event organizer (ESL brand) · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[2]
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IntelCommercial note
Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia; Intel featured in the official event announcement · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
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DHLCommercial note
Event sponsor and logistics partner · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[6]
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Acer PredatorCommercial note
Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
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Mountain Dew Game FuelCommercial note
Mountain Dew Game Fuel — event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
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paysafecardCommercial note
Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
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NEEDforSEATCommercial note
NEEDforSEAT — event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
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5EPlayCommercial note
Event sponsor listed by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2019 edition.[1]
PTG Database Analysis
Intel Extreme Masters Beijing-Haidian 2019 was an eight-team S-Tier Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competition hosted November 7–10 at the Beijing University Students’ Gymnasium in Beijing. ESL FACEIT Group brought the 77th IEM edition to Beijing-Haidian with an official prize pool of USD 250,000. Astralis won the final against 100 Thieves.[1][2][4][5]
The eight teams played two GSL best-of-three groups, followed by a four-team single-elimination playoff. The final field was Astralis, 100 Thieves, Team Vitality, FaZe Clan, ENCE, Evil Geniuses, TYLOO and ViCi Gaming; MOUZ and Team Liquid withdrew before the event and were replaced.[3]
Liquipedia lists Intel, DHL, Acer Predator, Mountain Dew Game Fuel, paysafecard, NEEDforSEAT and 5EPlay as sponsors. DHL separately described its official logistics role, including transport of stage equipment and gaming chairs. The records retain the listed sponsor status without inferring activation details for the other partners.[1][6]
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- [1]Intel Extreme Masters Season XIV — Beijing — Liquipedia
- [2]Intel Extreme Masters celebrates 10th-year Anniversary in China — ESL
- [3]IEM Beijing viewer's guide — HLTV
- [4]IEM Beijing 2019 overview and results — HLTV
- [5]IEM v2019 logo.svg — ESL, via Wikimedia Commons
- [6]DHL and Liquipedia — Relationship evidence
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