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MOUZ — PARIVISION on Inferno: 10:2 melted into 12:10, but Banana denied overtime
step-by-step frames of the momentsMOUZ built a cushion through a spread-out attack with late contacts, but their defense used up almost all of it. PARIVISION's comeback was driven by quick openings, primarily from FL1T, and was stopped by two MOUZ…
Read the report →The MongolZ — Natus Vincere on Mirage: after 6:6, late exits from Palace broke open the defense
where money did not decideThe MongolZ came back into the map through heavy work on mid positions, but after the side switch they lost the initiative and won only two rounds out of nine. Natus Vincere patiently delayed the first contacts and…
Read the report →Spirit — BIG on Mirage: 5:7 turned into a shutout CT half through A Ramp and B Apartments
the opening as a predictionSpirit turned the map around with a repeatable early utility setup on both edges and flawless conversion of first contacts on defense. BIG showed presence in Mid, but the attack then compressed around Palace Interior…
Read the report →The MongolZ — paiN on Inferno: a force buy broke open 3:1, then Banana started an 11-round streak
what breaks their defenseThe MongolZ turned the map around through the economy: six of their eight T-side rounds came on force buys, while the full-buy loss in round five pushed paiN into continuous weak buys. The paiN defense took the opening…
Read the report →Lynn Vision — Vitality on Dust2: 0:12 through A Pit, Lower Tunnels and nine force buys
step-by-step frames of the momentsVitality kept the offense between two continuously pressured corridors: A Pit and Lower Tunnels received utility in 11 of 12 rounds each. Lynn Vision responded with nine force buys, but with 5% of deaths traded, these…
Read the report →magic — 9z on Ancient: fast openings survived three buy upsets and overtime
where money did not decidemagic's offense was almost entirely tied to the opening duel: eight of nine T-rounds came after an opening kill, and without one the team won only once. Late in the map, the weapon advantage stopped mattering three…
Read the report →Astralis — Ninjas in Pyjamas on Cache: two pistol rounds and three lost CT openings
the opening as a predictionAstralis established an advantage with both pistol rounds, then won their T side by attacking the vulnerable second layer of the Ninjas in Pyjamas defense. On CT, the opponent won the first contact in four of eight…
Read the report →Legacy — MIBR on Nuke: force buys survived the comeback from 9:3 and broke full buys twice
what breaks their defenseMIBR won six rounds in a row after 3:9, but Legacy's T side won both key economy tests: the force buys in rounds 19 and 24 held against full buys. Legacy's lead came from the CT half, where MIBR's T side secured only…
Read the report →MOUZ — PARIVISION on Dust2: Jame's four openings were lost in 40% conversion
step-by-step frames of the momentsPARIVISION found the opening kills on the T side but converted them into a stable advantage too rarely: Jame won four of the five successful opening duels, and the team won only two of those rounds. MOUZ's CT-side…
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