February 14, 2026 — Week 4 drew 35 teams and produced a new champion: Could've Been eSports. The event was cast by Clay and BigFellaFro on the Nameless Esports Twitch channel.
Grand Final
Could've Been eSports, with Cleft (USA), MannyLR! (USA), and Benbo (USA), won the event, defeating LLama Champions, with KnightYuh (USA), Resonal (Canada), and pIGEON. (USA), in the Grand Final to claim $100 and 27 standings points.
Full Standings — Week 4
- 1st — Could've Been eSports ($100 / 27 pts) — Cleft, MannyLR!, Benbo
- 2nd — LLama Champions (20 pts) — KnightYuh, Resonal, pIGEON.
- 3rd — Zave NA (13 pts) — AquÆxo (USA), Jasun (Croatia), trbo (USA)
- 4th — Chipotle (8 pts) — Krz, Trent, BoscoBoy (Canada)
- 5th–6th (5 pts) — Dave and Friends, yo!
- 7th–8th (5 pts) — ZAVE Rising, JamJars FC
The Bigger Picture
Resonal had now reached the top two in three consecutive weeks: Week 3 as Champions 2021 Vandal (1st), and now Week 4 as LLama Champions (2nd). His name had become the most consistent thread running through the Season 1 results. KnightYuh, a standout from the pre-season series where he won three weekly events, gave LLama Champions a second elite-level competitor.
Could've Been eSports emerged as a genuine title contender with their first win. Four different teams had now won the first four weeks of Season 1: a sign of how competitive the open field was. The championship picture was still entirely unsettled.
Full bracket: Liquipedia — Season 1 Week 4. Week 5 runs February 28.