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We are proud to announce the start of the World of Tanks Baltic League. Teams from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia could participate in the first autumn season, which will have two categories: PRO and Amateur series, each of them includes Group stages for 32 teams (online matches) and Playoffs for 16 best teams. Playoffs will be divided into two stages: the first is online and the second stage will take place at LAN (1/2 of the Playoffs), where the winners of the autumn season will be determined. The sign up for the tournaments will be opened on 01.09.2011. Please, pay attention that participation in all online or LAN games is FOR FREE.

PRO series:

• Teamsize: 7 players;
• Timelimit: 10 minutes;
• Maps list: Cliff, Mines, Prokhorovka, Lakeville;
• Usage of the premium tanks, shells and consumables is allowed;
• Vehicles are not to exceed tier 8, with artillery not to exceed tier 5;
• The combined total tier of the team should not be higher than 42 points;
• Sign up from 01.09.2011 till 24.09.2011;
• First games week on 26.09.2011;
• Prizes: 1500 USD (50% - 1st place, 35% - 2nd place, 15% - 3rd place);

Amateur series:

• Teamsize: 7 players;
• Timelimit: 10 minutes;
• Maps list: Cliff, Mines, Prokhorovka, Lakeville;
• Usage of the premium tanks, shells and consumables is allowed;
• Vehicles are not to exceed tier 6, with artillery not to exceed tier 4;
• The combined total tier of the team should not be higher than 32 points;
• Sign up from 01.09.2011 till 17.09.2011;
• First games week on 19.09.2011;
• Prizes: 105 000 "gold" (49 000 - 1st place, 35 000 - 2nd place, 21 000 - 3rd place);

What you need to participate:

• World of Tanks EU client;
• You have to register at Baltic League website (please use your gameaccount e-mail);
• You have to create your team and complete players line up;

During some time the Baltic League website will work in the test mode, so if you have found any bugs, please post them in Bugs forum or contact b2z.

Good Luck & Have Fun!
Baltic League Administration Team.

Do all players have to be from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania or players from other countries could be included in the teams as well? http://forum.worldof...mile_unsure.gif
I understand that there could be some problems attending the LAN part of the play-offs but I'd still like to know if it's allowed...

Will the games be set up using the special battle system?

driv4r, on 26 August 2011 - 04:27 PM, said:

We understand that some Estonian, Lithuanian or Latvian players can be abroad and wants to participate in tournaments. If the team have maximum 10 players (7 line up + 3 reserves) so in the match line up you must have 4 connections from Batics IPs and 3 connections can be from abroad. From what country is IP we can check in the server logs.

Mikk36, on 26 August 2011 - 04:37 PM, said:

For all tournament games will be a referee, he will create battle rooms and invites teams for the battle. Tournament rules and additional info will be advised when sign up will be opened.

Training rooms created by referees? I guess that's fine as well, as long as their as hard on the rules as an automatic system would be

Mikk36, on 28 August 2011 - 12:49 AM, said:

Yes, they will.

Sign up for the PRO tournament is opened. More info here.

Sign up for the Amateur tournament is opened

Here you can choose, who will be the MVP of the Week 1 and who will receive 500 Gold.  

Here you can enjoy watching the Highlights movie of the Week 1.

hRR, on 04 October 2011 - 08:12 PM, said:

Nice highlights  

Katczinsky, on 05 October 2011 - 10:30 AM, said:

Thanks! next week will be better!  

Free camera movement

Me want!

Mikk36, on 05 October 2011 - 11:45 AM, said:

All want http://forum.worldof...mile-tongue.gif

Lõplik tabeliseis:

1. Eesti Eest Surmani - 750 USD
2. 1stLT Briedziai - 525 USD
3. Beerpanzer 2 - 225 USD
4. Alpha - 3000 Gold igale mängijale
5,6.Baltic Rush & Baltic Amber - 2000 Gold igale mängijale
7,8. Shtruntwaffe & Lettische Kampfgruppe Kurland - 1000 Gold igale mängijale

Wow, congratulations, awesomely done!http://forum.worldof...Smile_great.gif


But I have a couple of questions about the finals. Firstly, how is it possible that EES lost 0 - 2 to Briedziai in the Winners Final and then got to another final (Grand Final) against the same team? Secondly, how the hell did we win the 3rd place match against BPZ2 if we won the tournament?? Here's the link: http://balticleague....eu/tournament/1 . Go to Playoffs http://forum.worldof...mile-bajan2.gif

We lost in the Winners final and then went against the BZP2 in which 3rd place was decided. 3rd place went to BZP2 and winners (we) went to the grand final (1STLT Vs. EES). Winners final was to decide which team fights for the 3rd place and who will go straight to the grand final. (I hope i managed to explain it)

(The games went like this: Winners final - 3rd place final - grand final )

Some photos: http://www.facebook....90&type=3

Oh mine, what a strange system! But yes, I think I understand now.

However, in the normal world (read: most sports competitions) we would have been 2nd as those who win the semi-final advance to the final; who wins the final is winner and who loses runner-up. Also in the normal world it would have been enough for BPZ2 to beat Aa to get the 3rd and they wouldn't have had any chance to get to the final after losing in semi-final. But at the end of the day it's all good for us (or we would have been 2nd) ! http://forum.worldof...mile_blinky.gif

Actually this system is quite simple, i also had a hard time understanding it, but now it seems really easy and clear

driv4r, on 30 October 2011 - 01:34 PM, said:

The system, when the looser have a chance to win is Double Elimination. Hope, this article will make it more clear