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EPL Group A fantasy game set to start with Vitality players in gold

时间:2025-04-21 10:32:31 出处:skinhub阅读（143）

The fantasy game for EPL Group A poses a challenge for users to make a team considering the heavy impact of padding points.

Four of Vitality's players are priced above $215,000

ESL Pro League Season 18 is about to kick off on August 30, with the month-long league dividing 32 teams into four groups. Each group will have its own fantasy game, and in the first one we have the No. 1-ranked team in the world, Vitality, housing four gold-tier players.

Format

- You can create your teams on the Fantasy page here.

- 8 teams in double elimination BO3 bracket with Last Chance stage bracket.

- Teams that reach the UB final get padding points for 3 rounds: LB Semi-finals, 6-7th place decider, and 4th place decider

- The winner of the LB final gets padding points for 2 rounds: 6-7th place decider and 4th place decider

Teams

Vitality

GamerLegion

FURIA

ORKS

Astralis

Ninjas in Pyjamas

Grayhound

Movistar Riders

Things to note

- The format heavily favors teams that are expected to reach the UB final and get triple padding points. But padding can also be negative if a player had poor performances in preceding matches, although it can be partially offset by +6 points for each round.

Player prices

- The status of Vitality as a top 1 team led to all players having a high price. Nevertheless, apEX was affordable enough to be picked by 72% of players, while ZywOo is present on 40% of the teams with $240K price. Astralis, though, has three silver-priced players, despite being a second second-highest-ranked team in the group.

Fantasy Prizes

-The users can count on both Season points and skin prizes as follows:

1.Hydra Gloves | Mangrove (Field-Tested)
2. AWP | Hyper Beast (Field-Tested)
3. AK-47 | Asiimov (Field-tested)

Scrawny's Fantasy tips for the EPL format and Group A

In this episode of Fantasy Focus by 22BET, Conner "⁠Scrawny⁠" Girvan explains the EPL format, gives his player takes on Group A, and explains the extraordinary 98-point run of "AnotherUser"in the last five games of the season.