this roof Galerie lost for the first time culminating cut 2022 on the inside Counter Strike: Global Offensive †CS: GO† The loss was 2-1 against Astralis on Thursday morning (9). Despite the result, the Brazilians are still alive in the championship and today they will still have their last chance to qualify for the playoffs against Finest at 3 p.m.
facilities
roof Galerie
- casN
- iron
- fx
- lock
- VINIA
- pacifist (coach)
astralis
- xyp9x
- gla1ve
- k0nfig
- guilt
- different
- track (car)
confrontation
nuclear weapon
Imperial took a 3-0 lead on the enemy pick map, but quickly got the answer in a 4-3 turn for the terrorist side of Astralis. From then on, the game was extremely balanced, and the teams exchanged points until the very end, even in 7v7, before the good play of the duo FalleN and VINI broke the tie in 8v7.
The Danes started the second half better with a score of 13-9. With the opposition heavily dominating, the Emperors had a good comeback, even tying 13-13, but the Stars let go and had good defense and a good comeback in the 16-14 win.
mirage
The map they chose saw Imperial Astralis start as Counter Terrorism Officer and take a 4-1 lead. However, it was enough for the Brazilian team to better arm themselves to dominate the match and drop only two points, as they scored eight points to take a 9-6 lead.
Last Dance’s good moment was even stronger on defense, and Imperial was unaware of the opponent’s attack. There were seven straight points, none and a 16-6 win for Brazil.
exceed
For the third time in a row, Imperial and Astralis showed even play in the game, finishing the first leg with a minimal advantage. Exactly in this Viapass, the scores of the two teams remained even closer as both teams gained two points and lost two points. At the end of the stage, the minimum advantage was 8 to 7 TR for the Brazilians.
Interestingly, Astralis – despite being on the weaker side of the map – felt more comfortable in attack and took a 13-9 lead, with Imperial looking like they lost both individually and tactically. But the period of lost innings was a learning curve for the Brazilians, who were able to recover and adapt to the game and bounce back well until 14-13. Later in an economic round, Astralis regained a victory, but finished the game 2-1 in the series, then 13-16.
champion
The 2022 CS:GO Pinnacle Cup will be held June 8-11 in Lund, Sweden. The dispute has eight teams seeking the title and most of the prize pool of US$250,000 – around R$1,212 million. The Brazilian representatives there are MIBR and Imperial.
Source : The Enemy
