ADR has always been a good way to highlight who truly impacted the game round after round. It is not just fragging statistics, but a broader assessment of contribution to a round, as it takes into account constant pressure, trades, weakening the opponent, and the ability to consistently enter duels.
The best by average damage
The LAN stage of BLAST Bounty 2026 Season 2 ended with another interesting statistical breakdown — the top players by average damage per round. The best result at the tournament was shown by 910, who finished the event with 82.7 ADR.
Donk was only slightly behind him with 80.8 ADR, while third place went to Spinx — the tournament champion and MVP, who finished the LAN portion with a 79.6 rating. Biguzera with 78.0 ADR and VSM with 77.9 ADR also entered the top five.
Donk is once again close to the top
Donk’s second place no longer surprises anyone, but it is still impressive. 80.8 ADR is an elite figure for a player from whom the maximum is constantly expected. And the key point here is not even the place in the ranking itself, but how small the gap to first place turned out to be.
In fact, donk once again confirmed his status as one of the strongest individual players on the scene. Even when he does not top the list, he still remains close to the summit. That is the mark of true stability: not one flash, but a constant presence among the best.
Spinx combined team success and strong statistics
Spinx’s third place deserves separate attention. His 79.6 ADR looks even more significant when remembering that he not only won the tournament, but also became its MVP. This is an important point, because individual statistics sometimes do not align with team results, but here we see an almost perfect combination.
Spinx did not just produce a bright tournament — he did it in a championship-winning roster. In other words, his high ADR directly contributed to the team’s final success. These are the kinds of performances that usually shape the image of a player who truly controls big matches and influences the fate of a trophy.
Brazilian presence in the top 5
Another interesting detail of this list is that there are two Brazilian representatives in the top 5 at once. Biguzera took fourth place with 78.0 ADR, while VSM finished fifth with 77.9. The difference between them is minimal, but the very fact of their presence in the top five already looks like an important signal.
It shows that during the LAN stage of the tournament, Brazilian players were not just competitive, but genuinely fought for the highest individual positions. For the region, this is a good indicator that even against the backdrop of the favorites, individual players are capable of maintaining a very high tempo and ranking among the most effective performers at the event.
What this ranking shows
The ADR top list often highlights not only the brightest players of a tournament, but also the overall character of the championship itself. In this case, the list turned out to be very tight: the gap between first and fifth place is not that large, which means the battle for individual leadership was truly serious.
At the same time, this ranking clearly emphasized different types of success. 910 became the statistical leader, donk once again proved his class, while Spinx turned strong individual play into a title and an MVP award. This exact combination is what makes such statistical breakdowns interesting: they show not only numbers, but also different scenarios of dominance at a tournament.
Who was the best by firepower contribution
Based on the results of the LAN stage of BLAST Bounty 2026 Season 2, it was 910 who became the best player by average damage per round with 82.7 ADR. Donk finished second with 80.8, while Spinx closed out the top 3 with 79.6, adding the tournament title and MVP award to that.
Biguzera and VSM completed the top five, also delivering a very strong event in terms of individual numbers. In the end, this ranking gave a fairly accurate picture of the LAN stage: the tournament had several bright individual leaders, but it was Spinx who managed to combine statistics with team results better than anyone else.
