The $850,000 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event began with 32 teams broken up into four groups of eight. ![]() Meanwhile, first and second place in Group D will be determined when Complexity Gaming face G2 Esports. The victor in the latter match will head to the playoffs. On Sunday, Team Liquid will take on Lynn Vision Gaming in a lower-bracket quarterfinal, with the winner advancing to oppose Eternal Fire. ![]() Olek “hades” Miskiewicz wound up with 77 kills and a plus-22 K-D differential for the all-Polish 9INE squad. Lizhi “Starry” Ye produced 68 kills and a plus-9 K-D differential for Lynn Vision’s all-Chinese team. The decisive third map, Overpass, went to double overtime before Lynn Vision pulled out a 22-20 win. Lynn Vision opened with a 16-10 victory on Anubis before 9INE replied with a 16-10 win on Vertigo. In the Group D lower-bracket quarterfinals, Lynn Vision Gaming squeaked past 9INE 2-1. Russia’s Dmitry “sh1ro” Sokolov had 38 kills and a plus-8 K-D differential for Cloud9. In the Group D lower-bracket semifinals, Eternal Fire eliminated Cloud9 2-0, prevailing 16-6 on Vertigo and 16-14 on Overpass.Īli “Wicadia” Haydar Yalcin registered a team-high 53 kills for Eternal Fire’s all-Turkish squad, while teammate Ismailcan “XANTARES” Dortkardes had a plus-16 K-D differential. The United States’ Josh “oSee” Ohm logged 52 kills and a plus-2 K-D differential for Liquid. After Liquid opened with a 16-12 win on Inferno, Virtus.pro rebounded to capture Ancient 16-14 and Vertigo 16-6.ĭzhami “Jame” Ali led the all-Russian Virtus.pro side with 60 kills and a plus-26 kill-death differential. ![]() In the mid-bracket semifinal, Virtus.pro rallied to beat Team Liquid 2-1 and wrap up third place in Group D. Virtus.pro sealed a playoff berth while Eternal Fire and Lynn Vision Gaming stayed alive on Saturday at the ESL Pro League Season 18 event in Saint Julian’s, Malta.
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