Imperial Esports lost to paiN Gaming in the ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 CS:GO final. The meeting ended with the score 1:2 (17:19 on Overpass, 16:7 on Inferno, and 12:16 on Dust2). Rodrigo "biguzera" Bittencourt's team earned $50,000 and a slot at the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17. Earlier, paiN and Imperial made it to the playoffs from Group B, finishing first and second respectively.
ESL Challenger Melbourne 2022 matches were held from 2 to 4 September in Australia on LAN. The prize pool of the competition was $100,000 and a slot for the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17.
B1ad3 was nominated for Coach of the Year. Again? Why? Every year the same thing happens. How much did NaVi pay HLTV? Is B1ad3 such a brilliant coach that, despite the unsuccessful season of the Ukrainian team, he could become the best coach?
Completely redesigned maps, using all new Source 2 tools and rendering technologies, Valve made really beautiful, modern-looking maps. All your items won't just stay in CS2, but will be more beautiful due to the way Source 2 handles illumination and material. The game not only maintains the previous colorings but also enlists new, high-quality models for some of them.
Western Europe Qualifier: who will hit the jackpot and go to TI11
In these qualifiers, Western Europe represents 12 teams: Nigma Galaxy, Team Bald Reborn, goonsquad, DGG Esports, Brame, Water Rune Enjoyers, IVY, Alliance, Into The Breach, Entity, Team Secret, and Team Liquid. They will meet in battle in Bo3 and grand final Bo5.