There were not many bright moments for Renegades during their time in Europe. The Australians crashed out of both IEM Katowice and ESL Pro League in the early stages. 

The only player who managed to keep a rating above 1.00 in ESL Pro League was the 22-year-old Joshua "INS" Potter. The Rifler scored a 1.07 rating during the ten maps, where Renegades only managed to win the last two against BIG.

INS had several big moments at the tournament with multiple kills through the smoke and other highlights, that you can see for yourself here.

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The Aussies from Renegades are not leaving ESL Pro League Season 13 completely empty-handed, as they took their first win at the event by beating BIG 2-0 this evening. 

Both Renegades and BIG had nothing to play for in the match, owing to already being eliminated before the last round of the group stage. Something, which looked to affect BIG the most with the otherwise strong Germans looking very unmotivated throughout the series. 

That didn't mind Renegades' rifler Joshua 'INS' Potter who led his team to victories on Inferno and Dust2, through two solid displays on both maps. 

Renegades – BIG (2-0) | ESL Pro League Season 13

19-15 (Inferno) | INS – 1.27 Rating / 24-20 K-D / 87.7 ADR

16-13 (Dust2) | INS – 1.36 Rating / 21-18 K-D / 95.7 ADR

Renegades makes it clear that the Oceanic CS:GO throne belongs to them. The Australian top team dismantle ORDER in the bo5 Grand Final at DH Masters Winter Oceania. Renegades were one map down going into the match, due to ORDER coming from the upper bracket. That didn’t mind dexter and the rest of Renegades roster, because they just blew right past ORDER from the very get going. A powerful performance by Joshua “INS” Potter led Renegades to the 3-1 victory.

16-10 (Inferno) – INS 1.46 rating / 23-16 K-D / 105.3 ADR

16-8 (Mirage) – INS 1.37 rating / 21-9 K-D / 75.8 ADR

Dust2 (16-7) – dexter 1.47 rating / 20-11 K-D / 93.8 ADR

Renegades leave no question on who’s the best Counter-Strike team in the Oceanic region. This victory seals an impressive tournament streak, being their 10th trophy in a row.

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INS dropped a 1.99 rating and a solid 131 average damage against Chiefs this morning.

Watch some of the highlights from the match here.

The top Australian team continues to dominate the Oceania region with another trophy after claiming the IEM Beijing Oceania title without losing a map and making their eight consecutive top finish.

Renegades won the grand final 3-0 on Dust2 (19-15) and Inferno (16-14) with a one-map advantage against ORDER, who have been runners-up at the last three events in the region. The two maps played were tight affairs as they took ORDER’s map pick on Dust 2 in overtime and then closing the series in a 30-round Inferno.

Joshua “INS” Potter finished the game as the top player with a 1.25 rating, 91.0 ADR, and a 54-45 score overall.

Renegades and ORDER will compete at the upcoming DreamHack Masters Winter, where they will be joined by AVANT and the Rooster squad that won the closed qualifier.

AVANT

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There was no big upset in the Oceanic Upper final at IEM Beijing-Haidian. Tournament favorites Renegades won 2-0 after a close encounter on Dust2 with AVANT winning 19-17 in overtime. On Inferno, the Australian roster won more comfortably with 16-10.

While Joshua "INS" Potter stole the show in the stats with +33 in k/d-ratio, it was his teammate Simon "Sico" Williams who made the play of the day with these to no-scope headshots on Inferno.

On Sunday Renegades will either AVANT or ORDER in the Grand Final.

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