Following the conclusion of the online group stage, the playoffs for the ESL Polish Championship Autumn 2019 Finals are set to start. Kicking off on November 30, the two-day tournament will feature four teams from Poland, who will battle it out in a single-elimination best-of-three bracket at the ESL Arena in Katowice for their shot at the majority of the $39,000 prize pool.  Three out of four attending teams were originally invited to play in the group stage, while Wisla Krakow began the journey in the closed qualifier already, making it through the group stage soon after to secure their place in the finals. The opening round matchups are as follows:
The winner of the Polish event will also earn qualification to the IEM Katowice European closed qualifier, which is set to take place early in the new year from January 9-10. Time is adjusted to your selected timezone  Wisla Krakow #54 Grzegorz 'SZPERO' DziamałekWiktor 'mynio' KrukPiotr 'morelz' TaterkaKacper 'kaper' SłomaGrzegorz 'jedqr' Jędras  Aristocracy #37 Wiktor 'TaZ' WojtasJacek 'MINISE' JeziakKarol 'rallen' RodowiczMikołaj 'mouz' KarolewskiPaweł 'dycha' Dycha  AGO #53 Damian 'Furlan' KislowskiEryk 'leman' KocębaDominik 'GruBy' SwiderskiPatryk 'Sidney' KorabMiłosz 'mhL' Knasiak  Illuminar #28 Paweł 'innocent' MocekPaweł 'reatz' JańczakOskar 'oskarish' StenborowskiMichał 'mono' GabszewiczDaniel 'STOMP' Płomiński |
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