MarKE dominated FPL in the final week of January

FPL Recap - MarKE makes his return

The eUnited rifler grabbed his first top finish in almost two months to close out the month of January.

The final week of FPL for January came to an end earlier this week, seeing Edgar "MarKE" Maldonado return to top the board for the first time since early December after winning 15 of the 18 matches he played.

The top twenty players for the final week of January are:

Rank Player Points Prize
1. Mexico Edgar "MarKE" Maldonado 1,593 $3,000
2. United States Shahzeb "ShahZaM" Khan 1,561 $2,000
3. United States Hunter "SicK" Mims 1,558 $1,000
4. United States Austin "Cooper-" Abadir 1,557 $800
5. United States Jake "kaboose" McDonald 1,548 $700
6. United States Matthew "no_one" Congdon 1,534 $600
7. United States Austin "crashies" Roberts 1,533 $500
8. Brazil Ricardo "boltz" Prass 1,532 $500
9. United States Rahul "curry" Nemani 1,532 $450
10. United States Michael "dapr" Gulino 1,531 $450
11. United States Leonardo "Laski" Arroyo 1,526  
12. United States Sam "s0m" Oh 1,526  
13. Maxim "wippie" Shepelev 1,524  
14. United States Stephen "reltuC" Cutler 1,514  
15.  Buğra "Calyx" Arkın 1,514  
16. United States Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert 1,512  
17. United States Josh "PwnAlone" Pigue 1,510  
18. United States Jaccob "yay" Whiteaker 1,508  
19. United States Owen "oBo" Schlatter 1,506  
20. Canada Damian "daps" Steele 1,506  

The full leaderboard can be found here.

Former Complexity member Shahzeb "ShahZaM" Khan ended the week just over thirty points below MarKE to come in as the runner-up, followed by fellow Complexity departee Hunter "SicK" Mims. SicK and Ricardo "boltz" Prass had the highest number of matches played out of the players who placed in the money at 32, while Maxim "wippie" Shepelev participated in 34 but failed to place among the top ten as a result of winning just under half of them.

The final week of January also saw Jordan "n0thing" Gilbert make a rare appearance on the leaderboard, playing and winning two matches to finish in 16th. Additionally, Envy's Turkish import Buğra "Calyx" Arkın began playing his first matches after finalizing his move to the Dallas-based organization at the start of the month.

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