TYLOO, 3DMAX, and Legacy have develop into the newest groups to be eradicated from FISSURE Playground 2.
The trio of groups scored a win-to-loss report of 1-3 throughout the Counter-Strike 2 occasion’s Swiss stage.
3DMAX Fails to Capitalise on Robust Begin
After securing a 2-1 victory over The MongolZ in its opening match, the French facet of 3DMAX aimed to cement its place among the many high ten groups in international Counter-Strike with an look on the Belgrade Area.
Slim margins noticed 3DMAX wrestle to money in on a 1-0 map benefit towards FaZe Clan, handing the crew its first lack of the event. Defeats to GamerLegion and Virtus.professional sealed the 1-3 report and an early journey dwelling, regardless of exhibiting indicators of actual potential towards some robust opposition.
Group Liquid Rides Once more
Group Liquid’s lifeless crew buff continues to information the facet by a extremely aggressive Swiss stage because the organisation’s Main hopes grasp within the stability.
The crew secured a 13-10 victory on Historic to take an early lead over the Chinese language facet, however the FISSURE Playground 1 champions didn’t go down and not using a combat, taking Inferno 13-9 to degree the sequence.
A late resurgence from TYLOO on Mirage teased extra time, however Group Liquid’s offensive prowess shone by, taking the map 13-8, with the departing Russel ‘Twistzz’ Van Dulken topping the scoreboard with 21 eliminations.
Astralis Advances
Emil ‘Magisk‘ Reif’s return to Astralis continues to show fruitful because the Danish organisation overcame Legacy in its spherical 4 match.
Robust defensive holds from the Danes managed to fend off any Legacy offence, with Astralis dominating the second half of Nuke with 9 unanswered rounds to maneuver to a 2-2 report.
What’s Subsequent?
Following the conclusion of the newest Swiss stage matches, the main focus now turns to the fifth and closing spherical of matches, which is able to decide the ultimate playoff groups.
Followers can tune into the motion reside, completely on FISSURE’s Kick channels.


