Flashpoint, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’s newest league announced a delay in its scheduled matches, following the transition to an online format.

Previously announced to relocate its playoffs set to take place on April from Stockholm to Los Angeles, Flashpoint had a successful first weekend as one of the last standing esports leagues in its full LAN format. As announced on Twitter, this week’s matches will be postponed so the teams and the broadcast can transition smoothly over to the new online format.

“We are temporarily postponing the next Flashpoint 1 matches in order to transition from LAN play in our Los Angeles studio to our teams playing online from the safety of their homes. We are working diligently to ensure each team’s home site is suitable to maintain our standards for competitive integrity, and expect to communicate our updated schedule to the public as soon as we have clarity on the timeline of teams being set up and ready to compete remotely.”