Organizer
Tournament edition
Intel Extreme Masters XV - Beijing Online: Europe
Intel Extreme Masters XV - Beijing Online: Europe was a 16-team Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament played online from November 6–22, 2020. Team Vitality defeated Natus Vincere in the final.

Competition snapshot
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Organizer
Partner
ESL FACEIT GroupCommercial note
Tournament organizer (ESL at the time) · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
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Title Sponsor
Partner
IntelCommercial note
IEM title sponsor · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
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Official Partner
Partner
Acer PredatorCommercial note
Gaming hardware sponsor · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
Category
Official Partner
Partner
Mountain Dew Game FuelCommercial note
Gaming beverage sponsor · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
Category
Official Partner
Partner
GG.BETCommercial note
Official global betting partner for 2020 IEM tournaments · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[4]
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Sponsor
Partner
IntelCommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
PTG Database Analysis
Intel Extreme Masters XV - Beijing Online: Europe ran from November 6 to 22, 2020, as an online regional tournament with 16 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams. Team Vitality defeated Natus Vincere in the final to win the USD 150,000 prize pool. Its groups used double elimination, with the top four from each group advancing to a single-elimination playoff.[1][2][3]
The Beijing name identifies the IEM edition, while this division’s listed location is Europe (online); no physical host city or venue is recorded. Liquipedia lists Intel, Acer Predator, MTN DEW GAME FUEL and GG.BET as sponsors. ESL separately identifies GG.BET as a 2020 global partner of its IEM tournaments.[1][4]
References5
- [1]Intel Extreme Masters XV - Beijing Online: Europe — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
- [2]IEM Beijing-Haidian 2020 Europe overview — HLTV.org
- [3]IEM Beijing-Haidian groups and schedules announced — HLTV.org
- [4]GG.Bet to be Official Global Betting Partner for ESL Tournaments — ESL
- [5]IEM v2019 logo.svg — ESL, via Wikimedia Commons
Commercial opportunities
Title sponsor
Intel backed the IEM series and its official title branding.[1]
Gaming hardware partner
Acer Predator was listed among event sponsors.[1]
Gaming beverage partner
Mountain Dew Game Fuel was listed among event sponsors.[1]
Betting partner
GG.BET was an official global partner for ESL IEM tournaments in 2020.[4]
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