this Rage lost first ESL Pro League Season 15 inside Counter Strike: Global Offensive †CS: GO† After four consecutive group stage wins, the Brazilians lost their unbeaten record. 2nd this a for to do clan† However, the outcome of the matchup doesn’t matter much to the Panthers, who qualified for the playoffs.
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facilities
Rage
- art
- yuurih
- KSCERATO
- drop
- up to
- guerrilla (coach)
FaZe-Clan
- karigan
- it is raining
- Broken
- twistzz
- ropz
- Robb (coach)
confrontation
nuclear weapon
The first map was chosen by FURIA, who even as a Terrorist had a balanced start at 3-3 with FaZe. But after that, it was the Europeans who dominated the game, and despite resistance from FURIA, they found themselves with a 5-10 advantage.
The second half had a similar moment to the first half when the two teams started to trade points. However, the fact that he was significantly ahead on the scoreline was in FaZe’s favor, who still managed to get a good economic advantage in the end and finished the match smoothly at 16-9.
Hell
After the loss ended, FURIA came to Inferno in a very different way, defeating FaZe as the counter-terrorism specialist 9-0. Until the tenth round, Karrigan’s team started to show resistance from scratch, but that didn’t take a big hit from the Brazilians either, who won 11-4.
Not much happened in the second half… FaZe won the pistol and the anti-echo, while FURIA dominated the armed superiority and quickly took the victory 6-16, while drawing the game 1-1.
mirage
The third and final card was FaZe’s Revenge. After 9-0 at Inferno, the team responded by drawing 7-0 at Mirage. Likewise, FURIA woke up towards the end, but the 10v5 balance was very positive for players led by RobbaN.
Although FaZe took the lead in the first half, it didn’t take long for FURIA to dilute the enemy’s advantage and level the score 11v11. Then the tie went from 13 to 13 as FaZe got off to a good start. , which damaged the opponent’s economy, won the team 16-13.
HLTV / Playback
championship
CS:GO ESL Pro League Season 15 will take place live in Düsseldorf, Germany from March 9 to April 10. The competition counts on the participation of 24 teams, including Brazilians FURIA and GODSENT, who will compete for the title, a place in the 2022 BLAST World Finals, as well as the largest share of the prize pool of 823 thousand US dollars – approximately R 4 .2 million.
Source : The Enemy
