The South African JT nearly found his first FPL win last week

FPL Recap - REZU schools the FPL

After passing the Test, REZU tops the class ranking this week in FPL.

The final week of the October FPL season has wrapped up, with Jeff "REZU" Ngo taking his first FPL win, with Bravado's Johnny "JT" Theodosiou following closely behind him.

Here are the top 20 players from the last week:

Rank Name Points Prize $
1. United States Jeff "REZU" Ngo 1705 $1,500
2.  Johnny "JT" Theodosiou 1661 $1,000
3. United States Victor "food" Wong 1660 $700
4. United States Josh "PwnAlone" Pigue 1633 $500
5. Canada Jason "jasonR" Ruchelski 1625 $400
6. United States Anthony "Vanity" Malaspina 1625 $300
7. United States Gage "Infinite" Green 1614 $200
8. United States Leonardo "Laski" Arroyo 1608 $200
9. United States Jake "Stewie2K" Yip 1607 $200
10. Brazil Henrique "HEN1" Teles 1596 $200
11. Brazil Victor "iDk" Torraca 1587  
12.  Kevin "kRYSTAL" Amend 1580  
13. United States Skyler "Relyks" Weaver 1580  
14. United States Matthew "no_one" Congdon 1572  
15. New Zealand Sean "Gratisfaction" Kaiwai 1571  
16. United States Michael "dapr" Gulino 1567  
17. United States Jack "xCeeD" Holiman 1567  
18. United States Daniel "tropiiical" Elshani 1567  
19. United States Tarik "tarik" Celik 1565  
20. Brazil Bruno "bit" Lima 1564  

While normally oscillating outside of the top 10 every other week, Victor "food" Wong has fallen only to 3rd, being usurped by the aforementioned REZU and JT. One of the notable standouts in the top 5 is Jason "jasonR" Ruchelski, whose stream-oriented and casual attitude was harshy criticized following the demotion of multiple FPL players for similar accusations of behavior.

For the most part, the remainder of the leaderboard remains standard, with MDL players and a few Pro League players taking the top spots, with few major events taking place last week. However, this week may be one of the last for Kevin "kRYSTAL" Amend, who is reportedly being replaced by Mathias "MSL" Lauridsen on Rogue. 

The full standings are available on FACEIT's website.

While the last FPL week for October has come to a close, the FPL-C season for October is still going, with the top two spots still up for grabs as players cram in as many wins as possible into the last four days of the month.

Rank Name Points Prize
1. United States Kevin "4pack" Przypasniak 1340 $1,250 + FPL
2. United States Rahul "curry" Nemani 1308 $750 + FPL
3. Canada Leighton "Vila" Vieira 1258 $500
4.  Shakhan "beaverknight" Kadyrbekov 1192 $250
5. Brazil saffee 1180 $250

Note: FPL-C prizes are distributed monthly, none of these players have won anything

Kevin "4pack" Przypasniak and Rahul "curry" Nemani continue to dominate the top two spots in FPL-C, with both players being the only with over 1,300 points. While Shakhan "beaverknight" Kadyrbekov continues to fight his way up, Leighton "Vila" Vieira has made a surprise appearance, marking their first appearance in the top 5 of FPL-C after multiple months in Rank G previously. 

Following the snap of Milos Nedeljkovic's fingers, FPL-C has seen a few new players from the upper echelon join the ranks of the Challenger League. However, only able to get in a few days of play, they've yet to make a huge impact in the rankings. Sam "s0m" Oh — who was not given the same treatment as Owen "oBo" Schlatter by FACEIT, despite public outcry — has found his way into the top 20 in 19th, just 70 points shy of the top 5. 

As with FPL, the current FPL-C leaderboard can be found on the FACEIT website.

Every week, we bring you the recap of the action in North American FPL and FPL-C. Think you can build up your skills, make the top of FPL-C, challenge the pros, and be a part of the FPL action? You can try your hand at the format by heading on over to the Dust2.us Western Pro League to test your might and climb your way to the top!

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