The Group A decider match ended up in favor of mousesports against NIP.
The first map was to be played on Vertigo, where Nip delivered a masterclass as the CT side and fully closed down the mousesports Terrorist side.
Their defensive plan was near perfect as they managed to win 12 and only lose three rounds in the first half.
And in the second half, the momentum didn’t shift as NIP won the second half 4-0 which was enough for them to win the map 16-3 in a clear demonstration of powers on mousesports map pick.
As it was mousesports map pick, it was very weird to see such a demonstration from NIP, but this wasn’t the only surprise of the game.
Vertigo was…. interesting ?
Shaking off the result and concentrating on upcoming Ancient now!#ReadyWillingAble #GWBPS @GWBPS
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— MOUZ (@mousesports) June 23, 2021
In the second half´s map pick on Ancient, it was mousesports turn to deliver a demonstration.
The first half as the T side for mousesports wasn’t so superior as they won the first half 9-6, but something happened in the second half for mousesports, as they managed to win the second half 7-0.
Therefore, a third and decisive map was needed after the 16-6 win for mousesports on Ancient.
The last map to be played was on the legendary Mirage, one of the most played maps of CS:GO.
The first half was very even with mousesports as the CT side, as they won 8-7, but then something happened in the second half.
NIP couldn’t stop the mousesports offense from running right through their defensive line, and they only managed to win one out of the nine rounds, before mousesports hit the golden number at 16-8.
NIP – mousesports (1-2) | Gamers Without Borders 2021
16-3 (Vertigo) | 
device – 1.60 Rating / 17-5 K-D / 90.2 ADR
6-16 (Ancient) | 
Bymas– 1.48 Rating / 20-12 K-D / 102.5 ADR
8-16 (Mirage) | 
frozen – 1.55 Rating / 24-17 K-D / 113.4 ADR
MVP of the series
David “frozen” Cernansky – 1.15 Rating / 46-49 K-D / 86.2 ADR
