G2 Wins EU LCS Summer 2017

Too Easy for G2 eSports

On the first map, both teams played passively at the beginning of the game. Closer to the 20th-minute, skirmishes began for objectives in which G2 emerged victorious. After a series of battles, G2 used the split-push tactics and won the game after a successful fight.

 

 

In the second game, Misfits took a good start. After an unsuccessful battle in the middle of the game near Nashor, G2 took the advantage and destroyed the Misfits base.

The third game started successfully for G2, but their opponents soon equalized the advantage. In the middle of the game, G2 slowed down the pace of the fight. However, they had an excellent fight near Baron which laid the foundation for victory. Having broken the base, and after some exceptional plays, G2 destroyed Nexus in the final game of the series.

 

Distribution of the prize fund EU LCS following the results of the split:

• 1^st place – G2 Esports – €80,000
• 2nd place – Misfits – €50,000
• 3rd place – Fnatic – €30,000
• 4th place – H2k-Gaming – €20,000
• 5-6 place – Unicorns of Love and Splyce – €10,000

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

G2 Kings of eSports?

 

This weekend was exceptional for the G2 organization. While the LoL team won its fourth consecutive title at the LCS EU in Paris, the CS:GO team also emerged victorious in Malmö. After the DreamHack Tours and the ESL Pro League S5, G2 won their third international title with this DH Masters.

 

Do or Die

 

By beating EnVyUs and Immortals, Edouard “SmithZz” Dubourdeaux’s men etched their way into the playoffs.

 

The final stages were not easy. First opponent of G2: the relentless SK Gaming. The Brazilians seized the first card (Cobblestone) and emerged victorious in the second (Inferno), but it was without counting on Dan “apEX” Madesclaire. In exceptional form, the opener of G2 got his team extra time before where they were the better side. The match ended in Mirage, where SK was down 11-16.

The Final Showdown

 

G2 continued its way by defeating Ninjas in Pajamas with ease before meeting North in the final. This time it was Kenny “KennyS” Schrub that stood out and was the key element of victory.

The final score was 2-0 in favor of G2, with 16-12 in Hell and 16-9 in Cobblestone.

They started off as terrorists in Inferno, one of the favorite maps of the side. G2 did not encounter many difficulties. The French wrecked NiP with great executions and an inspired KennyS led the team to a 11-4 win.

G2 continued on and North tried to get the victory, but not even the 29 kills of Kristian “k0nfig” Wienecke were enough. G2 closed the map at 16-12.

At Cobblestone, Denmark’s choice, North got off to a good start, making it 5-0. The French reacted, narrowing the lead to 7-8 at the interval. In the second stage, G2 had an excellent defensive performance, only missing a point. The supertime closed the map in 16-9, the series in 2-0, and got the title.

KennyS took home the title of Best Player of the Tournament, awarded by hltv.org. This is the fifth of his career and the fourth of the year for the French sniper.

G2 Number One?

 

The result of this DreamHack Masters shows that the world order on CS:GO is no longer established. While SK and Astralis prevailed at the beginning of the year, neither of them can claim the title of being the best.

 

With this new title, G2 takes a certain psychological ascendancy for future encounters, a benefit they will have to exploit this weekend in the ELEAGUE Premier.

A Great Weekend in Malmo Comes to an End

 

Team G2 Esports defeated North in the final of the DreamHack Masters Malmo 2017 tournament on Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, with a score of 2-0. Thus, the French five won the championship title and received the grand prize of $100,000. The Danes, in turn, took the silver and received $50,000.

Gambit Esports and Natus Vincere also participated in the competitions. The first took 3-4 places and got $22,000, and the second lost to NiP in the quarterfinals of the competition and settled in 5-8 places, earning $ 10,000.

 

DreamHack Masters Malmo 2017 was held from August 30th to September 3rd in the Swedish city of Malmö. The total prize fund of the competition was $250,000.

ESG Tour Mykonos 2017

Get ready for the ESG Tour Mykonos where the best teams in the world are set to compete. The competition will take place from the 7th to the 10th of September on a Greek island.

In the competition, we will see eight teams, mostly selected by the organizers. The exception is Team EnVyUs. The French had to take part in the online elimination, where they defeated HellRaisers, Team LDLC, and Space Soldiers. Now fans can get ready for the LAN games that will start with the group stage and GSL format. The promotion to the knockout stage will provide the best pair from each basket.

In the playoffs, there will be a prize pool of €200,000 and a game at the next ESG Tour. This award will be for the best three in Mykonos.

Here is the distribution of the teams competing for the ultimate prize of becoming the champion.

Group A

• SK Gaming
• Gambit Esports
• Heroic
• mousesports

Group B

• Virtus.Pro
• Team Liquid
• BIG
• Team EnVyUs

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