Virtus.pro have come out on top of the Polish Esport League Spring Finals after defeating Aristocracy 2-0 in the grand final.

The tournament featured eight teams in the single-elimination playoffs bracket, which began with the quarter-finals on Saturday in Warsaw, with the main favorites making it to day two as AVEZ, Aristocracy, Virtus.pro, and the new AGO squad advanced to the semi-finals.

On Sunday, Wiktor "⁠TaZ⁠" Wojtas's team bested Patryk "⁠ponczek⁠" Wites & co. without too much trouble in their series, while his former squad around Janusz "⁠Snax⁠" Pogorzelski passed AGO after two maps, as well.

In a rematch of the ESL Polish Championship's grand final from early June, Virtus.pro took their revenge following the earlier loss to their local rivals, as Michał "⁠snatchie⁠" Rudzki and his new teammate Tomasz "⁠phr⁠" Wójcik each put in a great map to secure the title.

Aristocracy	K - D	+/-	ADR	Rating 2.0
Paweł 'dycha' Dychadycha	45 - 41	+4	83.3	1.25
Jacek 'MINISE' JeziakMINISE	46 - 38	+8	76.4	1.16
Karol 'rallen' Rodowiczrallen	30 - 40	-10	75.8	0.93
Mikołaj 'mouz' Karolewskimouz	28 - 40	-12	61.6	0.79
Wiktor 'TaZ' WojtasTaZ	28 - 42	-14	53.8	0.75

Virtus.pro	K - D	+/-	ADR	Rating 2.0
Michał 'snatchie' Rudzkisnatchie	48 - 36	+12	83.5	1.26
Tomasz 'phr' Wójcikphr	42 - 33	+9	82.4	1.18
Arek 'Vegi' NawojskiVegi	44 - 35	+9	86.5	1.17
Janusz 'Snax' PogorzelskiSnax	39 - 38	+1	74.1	1.12
Michał 'MICHU' MüllerMICHU	28 - 35	-7	53.1	0.81

Polish Esport League Spring 2019 final standings:

1. Virtus.pro - $10,708
2. Aristocracy - $5,354
3. AVEZ / AGO - $3,347
4. AGO / AVEZ - $2,008
5-8. Izako Boars - $1,339
5-8. Warriors - $1,339
5-8. KGG - $1,339
5-8. ex-Wisła Płock - $1,339