Saturday’s semifinals
Spirit beat MOUZ 2-0. Mirage ended up 13-7 after a 9:3 very first half, and magixx opened the series with an ace in round 8. Ancient was tighter at 13-11. Spirit led 8:4 at the half, MOUZ took 7 of the next twelve rounds, and Spirit still closed it out. tN1R went 37-26 over the 2 maps with a 1.47 score.
FURIA required overtime to surpass Falcons. Ancient ended 16-14 (7:5 and 5:7 in policy, 4:2 in overtime), and Dust2 ended up being a 13-5 win developed on a 6:0 2nd half. KSCERATO went 47-28 with a 1.69 score and molodoy included 43-24 at 1.59.
| Date (Paris) | Semifinal | Maps (first-named group initially) |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 14, 9:00 AM | Spirit 2-0 MOUZ | Mirage 13-7, Ancient 13-11 |
| Nov 14, 11:35 AM | FURIA 2-0 Falcons | Ancient 16-14 (overtime), Dust2 13-5 |
2 courses to the last
Spirit dropped 2 maps en route, consisting of a 0-13 on Nuke versus FUT, the very first 13-0 in CS2 for Spirit according to HLTV. FURIA dropped one, Inferno 5-13 versus Vitality, and after that won Mirage 13-0, the very first 13-0 defeat in Vitality’s history according to HLTV.
| Group | Series won | Maps lost |
|---|---|---|
| Spirit | FUT 2-1, G2 2-1, MOUZ 2-0 | Nuke 0-13 (FUT), Mirage 9-13 (G2) |
| FURIA | Tradition 2-0, Vitality 2-1, Falcons 2-0 | Inferno 5-13 (Vitality) |
Head-to-head and the veto
HLTV ranks FURIA 2nd and Spirit 4th, and Valve’s VRS reveals the very same order. The map history points the other method: HLTV’s head-to-head page lists 17 map wins for Spirit versus 8 for FURIA, and 3 of those maps went to overtime. The current conference was at PGL Masters Bucharest on October 26, where Spirit took Mirage 13-11 and Nuke 13-7 and FURIA won Ancient 13-8.
HLTV’s veto simulation is a forecast, not an outcome. It has Spirit getting rid of Inferno (76% most likely) and FURIA eliminating Anubis (68%). Dust2 and Mirage sit at 99% to be played, Nuke and Cache at 98%, and Ancient at 90%.
What the last pays
The winner takes $125,000 plus a $125,000 club share, and the runner-up $75,000 plus $125,000. MOUZ and Falcons, the beaten semifinalists, take $40,000 plus a $90,000 club share each. Every outcome beings in the BLAST Rivals tracker, and the semifinal sneak peek covers the round before.
Roadway ahead: the PGL Major Singapore tracker gets from November 24, and the esports calendar notes the dates after that. All ratings, rankings and records above originated from HLTV. The header image is a file picture of the Dreamhack Winter 2018 mainstage, not from this occasion, by Edvard Hansson by means of Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
ESTNN’s competition desk: outcomes, brackets and the roadway ahead throughout LoL, VALORANT, CS2 and Dota 2. Composed with AI help from main sources and evaluated by the editorial group.
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