Despite CS2 rumblings, ESL Pro League will continue with CS:GO
Despite the whirlwind of hype surrounding the release of Counter-Strike 2, ESL Pro League will continue its competition on Global Offensive for the time being, and look to hosting future competitions on CS2.
“As the competition is currently ongoing and in order to preserve the tournament integrity… ESL Pro League Season 18 will continue to feature CS:GO, as potentially the last Tier 1 league in this historic chapter of Counter-Strike,” ESL confirmed on Sept. 27.
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