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The show must and will go on-line! ESL One Los Angeles 2020 is being played and broadcasted online with 34 teams in five regional online leagues from March 28 to April 19. Teams are competing for a total $375,000 USD prize money in a round-robin Bo3 format with a Best-of-Five grand final. Let’s analyze some Monday matches.

The group reshuffles for a fresh round of games on Friday from the ESL Pro League. We break down predictions from these games.

All bigger local leagues are moved to online format due to the virus pandemic. Here are some interesting Parimatch League Season 2 and China Dota 2 Professional League matches that we will follow and watch on Friday.

Friday’s list of LEC games is packed with mismatches as the difference between the best and the rest starts to widen. Here’s a breakdown of how to handle this schedule.

The top teams of the Pro League are back in action in Friday’s scheduled games. Here is a look at some teams and props to consider from these matches.

WePlay! Esports and its partners pledged a prize pool of $120,000, which, along with all the donated funds, will be equally split between CEPI and GlobalGiving to fight COVID-19. By the end of day 5, the esports community increased the prize pool to $200,000 and unlocked four fundraising milestones.

The ESL Pro League is back after a day’s break. We take a look at Thursday’s fixtures and some teams to back from those games.

The likes of Team Liquid and Evil Geniuses will fight it out in ESL Pro League North America.

Some of Europe's most skilled lineups are set to duke it out in Group C of ESL Pro League.