The last set of Bo3-series on day two of the Roobet Cup 2022 event saw MOUZ and Imperial lock horns in a battle for three points in Group C. A victory today would mean a great start to the event for both rosters and a current spot at the top of the table with ENCE. On paper Imperial were the slight favorites going into the Bo3-series ranked as #15 in the world, whereas MOUZ ranked as #17 in the world. However, with talent such as "frozen" and "Bymas" on your roster, anything can happen. It was also MOUZ who proved the better team on the day. In just two maps they managed to defeat the iconic Brazilians of Imperial and secure three points to mark a great start to their run at the Roobet Cup 2022 event. 

The first map of the Bo3-series was picked by MOUZ and saw the brawl between the two rosters kick off on Nuke. In addition to being a strong map for MOUZ it is one of Imperial's worst maps as of recent time, having only won 30% of their battles on Nuke in the past three months (10 maps). The Brazilians started on the, arguably, stronger side as the CT's. It was also Imperial to git the ground running and thanks to a great defense and phenomenal performance from "fer" they managed to give themselves an advantage going into the second half of Nuke at the scoreline of 9-6. As mentioned, the CT-side of Nuke is considered to be the easier one out of the two, and MOUZ definitely made it look easy. Only allowing their opponents two rounds on their offensive half, MOUZ secured the first map of the series at the scoreline of 16-11. 

The second map of the brawl was set to be Inferno and was, of course, picked by Imperial. Being Imperial's best map as of late it might come as a surprise as to why MOUZ allowed the experienced Brazilians to choose Inferno as their map pick. Once the map kicked off, however, it quickly became clear as to why MOUZ had left Inferno open for Imperial to pick. Starting on the CT-side, "dexter" and his troops smothered the Brazilian offense and left them little room to execute anything with success. With "dexter" himself leading by example and topping the leaderboard, MOUZ went to halftime at the dominating scoreline of 11-4. The second half continued as the first had ended, with MOUZ steamrolling Imperial. Only allowing their opponents to three rounds in the second half, MOUZ claimed victory at the scoreline of 16-7 and secured three well-deserved points in their first game of the Roobet Cup 2022. 

MOUZ - Imperial 2-0 | Roobet Cup 2022 (Group C)

16-11 (Nuke) | {cflag:BR} fer - 1.35 Rating / 25-17 K-D / 99.7 ADR

16-7 (Inferno) | {cflag:SK} frozen - 1.46 Rating / 22-12 K-D / 85.3 ADR

: {cflag:SK} David "frozen" Čerňanský - 1.33 Rating / 43-29 K-D / 81.6 ADR

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Roobet Cup 2022 (Group C) - 9z vs FURIA (2-0) 

Whilst MOUZ and Imperial had their battle, another brawl took place within the Roobet Cup 2022 event. Two South American rosters clashed as FURIA took on 9z. FURIA were the big favorites on paper before the two rosters locked horns, however, once the Bo3-series got underway 9z completely stunned the Brazilian giants. A close brawl on Overpass fell the way of 9z and with a great performance Inferno to follow it up, the underdogs in 9z managed to shock everybody and take down FURIA in just two maps. 

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There's a lot of Counter-Strike action on the schedule this Friday. At Pinnacle Cup IV, it's time to determine the two grand finalists through a couple of semifinals between Finest vs Movistar Riders and Eternal Fire vs ECSTATIC with the first one kicking off at 13:00 (CET).

It's also time to find the last two qualifiers for the upcoming ESL Challenger in Valencia, Spain beginning in early July this year. The two winners of the EU and NA closed qualifier this Friday will go on and grab a ticket to the $100.000 tournament, which already features Outsiders, FURIA and MIBR.

ESL Challenger Valencia Closed Qualifier EU & NA

20.00: Sprout – forZe/MOUZ winner (Decider match)

04.00: paiN – GODSENT/ATK winner (Decider match)

We have arrived at the last day of the first European RMR group as we head into a thrilling last round of play. Today will determine the fate of profiled teams like Vitality, MOUZ, OG and Outsiders, who all will fight their heart out for a spot in the upcoming PGL Antwerp Major next month. 

You can find today's schedule from the important Major qualifier right here.

12.45: forZe - FaZe/NAVI (Legends Stage decider)

It's time for the second day at ESL Pro League Season 15!

Yesterday Group A kicked off with two favourite victories in the favour of G2 and NIP, as the Russians from Entropiq secured a confident 2-0 win in the last matchup. David "frozen" Čerňanský and MOUZ gets the chance to retaliate this Thursday in the head-to-head against the superstars from G2. 

The last two matches of the day and the last two chances to secure a spot at IEM Katowice had MOUZ going up against Entropiq, while NIP took on Movistar Riders.

The Bo3 started on MOUZ’s pick of Vertigo and saw the European squad take an early lead of 3-1 on their T-side. The Russians of Entropiq answered back fast, and soon the score was tied at 4-4. The rest of the half was extremely one-sided as stand-in “JDC”, and IGL “dexter” kept finding opening frags, which resulted in a satisfying 10-5 lead at halftime for MOUZ.

Entropiq torpedoed their way back into the map as soon as they hit the T-side, seven of the first eight rounds after the break, thereby taking back the lead. MOUZ threw a couple of different looks at the Russians, which netted them some early map control and frags, which saw them secure map point at 15-14. Entropiq weren’t able to push the map into overtime, and MOUZ take the map win after thirty rounds.

Down 0-1 in maps, Entropiq got off to a great 3-0 start on their map pick of Ancient. But the CT-side of Ancient can sometimes be very dominant, and that’s what MOUZ started showing after their bad start. It was once again “JDC” and “dexter” leading the way, with solid B-site holds, while “torzsi” also had a great performance on the AWP. This resulted in a ten-round win streak for MOUZ before the Russians were able to stop the streak and take the last two rounds for themselves.

The European squad continued their dominance in the second half and quickly found themselves at map- and match point, with nine rounds to close it out. Entropiq weren’t able to make the miracle comeback, and MOUZ steal the Russians’ map pick at 16-6.

MOUZ thereby secure their spot at IEM Katowice, while Entropiq will have to watch from the sidelines.

Vertigo: 16-14 | dexter – 25/21 K-D | 98.3 ADR | 86.7% KAST | 1.41 Rating 

Ancient: 16-6 | torzsi – 26/9 K-D | 118.7 ADR | 77.3% KAST | 1.85 Rating

 David “frozen” Čerňanský – 41/25 K-D | 94.1 ADR | 78.8% KAST | 1.38 Rating

On the b-stream, we had NIP playing versus Movistar Riders, and it was the Swedes that came out on top after taking down the Spaniards in two maps. 

The action began on Movistar's pick of Vertigo where NIP were able to secure the win at 16-9. The stand-out performer was the always consistent IGL Hampus "hampus" Poser who greatly influenced the game with his impact. The score was dead-even at halftime at 8-7, but as soon as NIP hit the T-side they blew away the competition.

The second map of Overpass was even more lopsided than the first one, as the Swedes were able to win that at 16-6. Movistar Riders did start out best taking the lead 2-0 and 3-1, but after that, it was all downhill for them as the Ninjas mowed them down. Especially Patrick "es3tag" Hansen and Nicolas "Plopski" Gonzalez Zamora had a great game, which facilitated the extremely dominating win for the Swedes.

NIP thereby secured their spot at IEM Katowice, while Movistar Riders had to leave empty-handed.

Vertigo: 16-9 | hampus – 24/16 K-D | 110.6 ADR | 80% KAST | 1.59 Rating 

Overpass: 16-6 | es3tag – 22/12 K-D | 97 ADR | 90.9% KAST | 1.65 Rating

 Hampus "hampus" Poser – 41/30 K-D | 96.5 ADR | 78.7% KAST | 1.44 Rating

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David "frozen" Čerňanský has been one of the few bright spots on MOUZ last year. The 19-year-old Slovakian was today rewarded with an extension of his contract.

The news was announced on Twitter, where it initially was interpreted, as either an anniversary video or goodbye video. Even OG chipped in to complete the confusion with a false announcement of frozen.

David "frozen" Čerňanský joined MOUZ in 2019 and is currently the longest-standing member on the active roster.

With pistol rounds kicking off both the first and second half in every competitive CS:GO match, it means that they are instrumental and key rounds to win if you wish to build up momentum. Pistol rounds are not a treat for every pro player, however, there are some individuals who thrive in these rounds, where you often have nothing but your USP or Glock in hand.

Looking at the statistics from 2021, it’s quite clear who has been the most dominant pistol round player this year, with the French phenomenon Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut placing levels above everyone else. Even though the Vitality superstar hasn’t had a super successful year like the previous ones, his 1.48 pistol round rating is out of this world.

ZywOo with an epic P250 quad kill against Astralis

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Top 5 Pistol Round Players 2021 (vs top 30 teams)

1. {cflag:FR} ZywOo (Vitality) | 1.48 Rating (+108 K-D diff)

2. {cflag:RU} Ax1Le (Gambit) | 1.35 (+113)

1. {cflag:FR} ZywOo | 1.70 Rating (+67 K-D diff) 

1. {cflag:BA} NiKo | 1.42 Rating (+62 K-D diff)

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While BIG and MAD Lions met in a playoff-deciding fight at the top of the group, MOUZ and GamerLegion stood toe to toe in a vital elimination matchup as the two lowest placed teams in Group A. A position MOUZ has been placed in owing to their opening loss against MAD Lions yesterday.

The Australian in-game leader and captain of MOUZ Christopher “dexter” Nong had his back to the wall going into today’s match vs the underdogs from GamerLegion, with a loss and elimination being a massive disappointment. However, the heavy favourites, who once again had Aurimas "Bymas" Pipiras in the starting lineup, managed to avoid an exit for now, due to the heroics from David “frozen” Čerňanský, who ended the last half of the series on a staggering 2.33 Rating / 22-6 K-D / 148.1 ADR.

The 2-0 result by MOUZ means that they will meet MAD Lions in a fierce head-to-head brawl tomorrow to determine the last playoff participant in Group A. BIG is already through to the next stage, while GamerLegion on the other hand has been eliminated. 

MOUZ – GamerLegion 2-0 | DreamHack Open November

16-11(Ancient) | {cflag:SK} frozen – 1.60 Rating /27-13 K-D / 106.1 ADR

16-13 (Nuke) | {cflag:SK} frozen – 1.52 Rating / 28-17 K-D / 95.6 ADR

MVP: {cflag:SK} David “frozen” Čerňanský  -  1.55 Rating / 55.30 K-D / 100.7 ADR

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After losing their opening BO1s in the Legends Stage, MOUZ managed to stay alive after their victory against ENCE. The European could count on ropz and frozen, who led the way to secure a 10-5 half and close out the map entirely, 16-6.

On vertigo, frozen brought the firepower and led his team to a flawless CT-side, carrying his team to a victory, and finished on the top of the scoreboard with an impressive 1.64 Rating and 121.8 ADR. The 19-year-old finished off the series on the top of the scoreboard with the highest rating (1.58) on the server.

As a result of his impressive performance, frozen tops the charts in two categories:

The second elimination match of the day featured MOUZ and ENCE.

ENCE had the first map pick which meant that the first battle of this Bo3 would take place on Mirage. Round 1 showed that we could expect a dramatic showing, as “dycha” was able to deny the retake in a 1v3 situation. 

ENCE were not able to make this prediction come to life on Mirage as they were not able to string two rounds together except for converting the T-side pistol. They were simply massively outgunned by the young trio of “frozen”, “ropz” and “Bymas” who all sported a 96 or higher ADR at the end of the map. MOUZ secured the map at 16-6.

ENCE really had to up their game on Vertigo if they wanted to keep participating in the Major. Surprisingly they came out looking like a completely different team. They were firing on all cylinders right off the bat as they took the first seven rounds. MOUZ did manage to make a small comeback winning five of the last eight rounds before swapping sides.

The second half was a completely different story. The MOUZ we saw on Mirage showed up once again to dismantle the opposition. ENCE did not manage to put a single round on the board playing as the terrorists, and thus they have been eliminated from the PGL Major Stockholm.

MOUZ – ENCE x-x | PGL Major Stockholm Legends Stage

16-6 (Mirage) | {cflag:EE} ropz – 1.79 Rating / 23-11 K-D / 116.5 ADR

16-10 (Vertigo) | {cflag:CZ} frozen – 1.64 Rating / 27-18 K-D / 121.6 ADR

David “frozen” Čerňanský | 1.58 Rating / 48-30 K-D / 109.9 ADR

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All eyes were on the Swedes from Ninjas in Pyjamas, who are on a mission to win the PGL Major on home turf in Stockholm.

In the first match of the tournament, NIP played a very solid match against MOUZ. The Swedish Ninjas dominated the first half leading 12-3 at the break. The four-time Major winner Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz was on the top of his game leaving no doubt, that the Danish AWP'er has set his eyes on the big prize in Stockholm.

After a disappointing first half from MOUZ, the international roster came out revitalized on their CT side. They won the pistol round and then followed up winning the next five rounds before NIP found an answer. It was especially on the B-bombsite, that NIP found trouble in David "frozen" Čerňanský, who found some excellent positions to deny NIP.

The pressure began to amount on the Swedish favorites, who could see their lead disappearing round after round. At 12-14 NIP finally broke through on the B-site to get a plant, which gave them three match points. Ninjas in Pyjamas converted on their first try and sealed the match. NIP and MOUZ are back in action later today in round two of the Legends Stage.

Ninjas in Pyjamas – MOUZ 1-0 | PGL Major Stockholm Legends Stage

16-12 (Inferno) | {cflag:DK} device – 1.27 Rating / 24-19 K-D / 97.4 ADR

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Today's Pley of the Day is made by MOUZ's young rifler David “frozen” Cernansky. In the ongoing PGL Major match between MOUZ and BIG, the 19-year-old was situated on the top of Banana on Inferno, where he was faced by the entire enemy squad. Despite being all alone, frozen managed to win the round through a magnificent ace. 

Watch our #POTD featuring the MOUZ star right here.

The Best-of-1 matchup between MOUZ and the underdogs from Sharks was set to be played on the forever-iconic Inferno. Going into the Major, the Brazilians from Sharks are placed at the lowest-ranked team on the world ranking, with their #58 placement - 42 spots behind MOUZ.

The difference in firepower and experience between the two sides were quickly shown and the Christopher “dexter” Nong-led side could quite easily set up momentum and eventually also secure an outstanding 16-6 victory.

MOUZ – Sharks 1-0 | PGL Stockholm Major Challengers Stage

16-6 (Inferno) | {cflag:SK} frozen – 1.55 Rating / 17-8 K-D / 78.9 ADR

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G2 Esports have punched their ticket to the Major and secured a second place in the group, following a 16-10 victory over mousesports on Mirage. Going to the playoffs currently puts G2 in the first place of the rankings and gives them a good chance to reach a legend spot, while tie breakers are going to decide the future for mousesports.

NiKo and company came out guns blazing on Mirage, taking a 5-0 lead before mousesports started to answer back by stringing together three rounds. However, G2 still managed to stay in control as they ended the half with a 9-6 advantage. Dexter and company from mousesports didn’t succeed on the offense and couldn’t quite find the openings, which resulted in G2 quickly reaching match point and closing out the map 16-10.

G2 – mousesports 1-0 |IEM Fall 2021 Europe

Mirage (16-10) | frozen – 1.43 Rating / 26-16 / 97.5 ADR

Despite losing the match, mousesports’ frozen finished on top of the scoreboard with a 1.43 Rating and +10 K-D diff.

Copenhagen Flames – BIG 1-0 | IEM Fall 2021 Europe

Vertigo (16-9) | nicoodoz – 1.78 Rating / 24-11 / 105.5 ADR

Copenhagen Flames finished off their sensational run at IEM Fall by staying undefeated with yet another impressive victory, this time over BIG on Vertigo.

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BIG and mousesports fought out a grueling match for a spot in the playoffs at ESL Pro League. Both teams came into the match with two wins and two defeats and needed one last win to advance. 

For mousesports the recipe for advancement was simple. A win against BIG. For the Berlin-based team, the route was more complicated.

On Nuke it got even more difficult for BIG. A good playing mousesports side took control of the map nicely assisted by their Australian in-game leader Christopher 'dexter' Nong. The former Renegades player was not only top fragging, but he also managed to get his teammates to perform collectively. mouz drew first blood with a 16-12 win.

On to BIG's map pick, Dust2. Here Florian 'syrsoN' Rische and his Scout/AWP came into play. The German sniper was instrumental in BIG's 16-7 victory, which was bigger on paper than reality. A third and deciding map was coming up.

But while the two teams entered the battleground on Mirage, there was bad news for BIG. Both FaZe and Evil Geniuses had lost their matches, which made any advancement for BIG impossible. The match had big implications for the rest of the group though. FaZe was cheering for BIG, while mousesports still had it in their own hands.

BIG made it 8-7 in the first half, but in the second half, the Slovakian dangerman David 'frozen' Čerňanský made all the difference for mousesports, who helped his team make the last push towards victory and a spot in the playoffs after a brawl on Mirage.

mousesports – BIG (2-1) | ESL Pro League Season 14

16-12 (Nuke) | {cflag:AU} dexter – 1.48 Rating / 27-17 K-D / 99.1 ADR

7-16 (Dust2) | {cflag:LT} Bymas - 1.40 rating / 25-17 K-D / 104.3 ADR

16-12 (Mirage) | {cflag:SK} frozen - 1.73 rating / 28-16 K-D / 124.6 ADR

MVP: {cflag:SK} David 'frozen' Čerňanský | 1.29 rating / 56-45 K-D / 92.0 ADR

mousesports got off to a rather poor start at ESL Pro League Season 14 as they suffered a pair of defeats in the two first rounds in the group. However, in the last couple of games, the German side has managed to bounce back and they are now back in playoff contention. Something, they can thank David "frozen" Čerňanský for. 

The Slovakian rifler has been a key factor for mouz so far, posting strong numbers and stats. And in yesterday's game against Fnatic, frozen demonstrated his immense talents with the USP, through a series of stellar headshots on Nuke. 

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After an overtime win on Nuke, mousesports claimed all three points in their match against Fnatic.

mousesports began ESL Pro League Season 14 rather disappointing, as they suffered two defeats against FaZe and NAVI in the first two rounds in Group C. Something that placed them at the bottom of the table and in danger of an early exit.

However, after yesterday’s important win over Evil Geniuses and their win today against Fnatic, mousesports are suddenly back in contention for the playoff spots.

Christopher “dexter” Nong and the rest of mousesports secured the 2-0 by snatching Fnatic’s map pick on Mirage after a strong showing by the Australian in-game leader who both called the shots and hit the shots. They cemented the overall victory on Nuke, where it required an OT-battle before mouz could call themselves victors.

mousesports – Fnatic (2-0) | ESL Pro League Season 14

16-10 (Mirage) | {cflag:AU} dexter – 1.37 Rating / 22-16 K-D / 89.9 ADR

19-16 (Nuke) | {cflag:SK} frozen - 1.38 rating / 31-20 K-D / 90.1 ADR

MVP: {cflag:SK} David 'frozen' Čerňanský | 1.26 rating / 48-33 K-D / 79.2 ADR

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mousesports have secured their first victory in ESL Pro League Season 14 after taking down Evil Geniuses on Inferno (16-8) and Nuke (16-11). David “frozen” Cernanský played a massive role and dropped 50 frags across the series to help his team get their first win in the tournament. Evil Geniuses are now 0-3 at the event, but still have a small chance to qualify.

The series started off on EG’s pick of Inferno, where mousesports started on the right foot, grabbing an early 4-0 lead. As soon as EG’s economy started rolling, CeRq and company were able to battle it back and pull ahead of mouz at 6-5. Unfortunately for EG, they didn’t manage to stay in the lead as ropz and company picked the remaining rounds to finish the first half 8-7 in their favor. The second half ended up being a one-sided affair, with mousesports bringing the map home in dominant fashion as they only allowed EG to grab a single round before closing it out.

On Nuke, Evil Geniuses lost the pistol round but still managed to improve their CT-side very quickly to close the half 10-5 in their favor. The second half saw mousesports dominate EG out of the server. frozen and company strung together 8 consecutive rounds in a row, before EG grabbed their one and only in the second half. Right after, mousesports closed out the map 16-11 and wrapped up the series to get their first victory at the event. mousesports’ frozen was the man who stole the show and dropped 26 frags to help his team add three points to the table in Group C.

Inferno: 16-8 | oBo – 1.43 Rating – 100.8 ADR – 22-18 K/D

Nuke: 16-11 | frozen – 1.39 Rating – 95.0 ADR – 26-18 K/D

MVP: {cflag:US} Owen "oBo" Schlatter - 1.40 Rating - 103.0 ADR - 78.4% KAST - 46-36 K/D

Evil Geniuses

In the earlier match, NAVI got the Victory against Fnatic and won their first match in the tournament. In two maps NAVI was the better team and got a comfortable win over their competitors in the group. The new Fnatic roster posed a challenge to NAVI but lost to a good performance by NAVI. It ended with a 2-0 win in the favor of NAVI. The champions of IEM Cologne wasted no time and showing the rest of the group why they are the best in the world.

The next match in group C was FaZe vs mousesports in a 3-map game. 

The action started on mousesports pick on Overpass, where they delivered a good start and won their pistol round where ropz dropped 3 kills. Mousesports showed a good offensively to run up a 1-4 advantage, but FaZe quickly answered back and made it 4-4 before the teams started trading rounds. Eventually, the half ended 7-8 in the favor of FaZe. The second half started with FaZe taking the pistol round and kept their momentum. Mousesports managed to win 6 rounds in a row and almost made a magnificent comeback before broky with 3 kills and closed out the map 16-14 in the favor of FaZe. 

Ancient begun with mousesports convincingly taking the first 8 rounds on their CT side before FaZe come on the board. Even FaZe got a round, mousesports was immediately back on track and shut down both sides on the map. They went on to completely control the game and finish off the first half 12-3 in their favor. But mousesports didn’t carry over the momentum in the second half, as FaZe grabbed the first 3 rounds and broky with a quad kill. However, mousesports find themselves again and did not take their foot off the pedal and won convincingly. It ended with a 7-16 win for mousesports makes it to a final map on the deck. 

On Inferno, the roles were reversed, where FaZe took the first pistol round on the attack and grabbed the next 6 rounds. acoR with a quad-kill and mousesports finally came on the scoreboard. FaZe masterfully taking control of both bombsites on their offense to take a 9-2 lead. Mousesports was giving too much space to FaZe and struggle on the retakes, which resulted in FaZe dominating the half all the way to an 11-4 lead in the first half. An ace from broky at the end of the match and went on to control the game and rip apart the mousesports team to wrap up the series. It ended 8-16 and a win for FaZe.

FaZe - mousesports (2-1) | ESL Pro League Season 14 

16-14 (Overpass) | {cflag:EE} Robin "ropz" Kool – 1.39 Rating / 30-20 K-D / 98.9 ADR

7-16 (Ancient) | {cflag:SK} David "frozen" Čerňanský – 1.57 Rating / 24-14 K-D / 99.5 ADR

16-8 (Inferno) | {cflag:CA} Russel "Twistzz" Van Dulken – 1.54 Rating / 19-9 K-D / 75.3 ADR

MVP: {cflag:EE} Robin "ropz" Kool – 1.28 Rating / 64-45 K-D / 85.8 ADR

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mousesports never left Evil Geniuses any chances in their rendezvous at the IEM Cologne Play-in. The victory was established on Nuke with an outstanding performance from Robin "ropz" Kool, who went 38-17 in the 28 rounds it took mousesports to win 16-12.

On Inferno, it was David "frozen" Čerňanský who took control of the match. The Slovakian almost replicated the performance from ropz and helped his team win a clear 16-8 victory.

Team Spirit had to use all three maps to qualify. Against Sprout, they had won the first map but then went on to lose their own map pick. On Nuke, the two star players from Spirit, Nikolay "mir" Bityukov and Abdulkhalik "degster" Gasanov shined to help the team take the last rounds and seal the deal.

mousesport will have a tough opponent in the main tournament, where they will face Gambit, while Spirit will face Heroic.

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