BetBoom Team eliminated MIBR from the upper bracket of FISSURE Playground 3 on September 10, 2026, sweeping the Brazilian roster 2-0 in the Group A final. As a result, BetBoom moves straight into the semi-finals, while MIBR now has to fight through the quarter-finals to stay in the tournament.
The match carried real weight for both sides. An upper bracket final decides who takes the shorter, safer road through the playoffs. Therefore, every round on both maps affected each team’s path to the later stages of the event.
How the Two Maps Played Out
On Mirage, MIBR’s pick, the Brazilian side led 7-5 at the half. However, BetBoom flipped the map in the second half, winning it 8-2 to close out the map 13-9. This comeback set the tone for the rest of the series.
Anubis, BetBoom’s pick, followed a similar pattern in reverse. MIBR won the first half 8-4, but BetBoom leveled things with an 8-4 second half, sending the map to overtime tied at 12-12. BetBoom then won the extra rounds 4-2, taking the map 16-14 and sealing the series 2-0. Because BetBoom had already won the match, Nuke was never played.
d1Ledez Leads BetBoom With Top Rating
Daniil “d1Ledez” Kustov posted the highest rating of the match at 1.31, backed by a 36-29 kill-death record, 79.2 ADR, and 88.5% KAST. Kirill “Magnojez” Rodnov was close behind with a 1.25 rating and the match’s highest ADR at 96.9, alongside a 46-36 kill-death record. Aleksandr “zorte” Zagodyrenko and Kirill “Boombl4” Mikhailov also finished above a 1.0 rating, at 1.09 and 1.06 respectively, while Pavel “S1ren” Ogloblin rounded out the roster at 0.96.
For MIBR, Lucas “nqz” Soares was the team’s top performer with a 1.12 rating and a 34-34 kill-death record. Carlos “venomzera” Eduardo followed at 1.06, and Felipe “insani” Yuji posted a 1.01 rating despite leading the team in ADR at 75.0. Linus “LNZ” Holtäng and Tomas “tomaszin” Corna finished below a 1.0 rating, at 0.85 and 0.72, as their team dropped the series.
Sem papinho, pistol insano do insani pra vcs! pic.twitter.com/8dksXwirCW
— MADE IN BRAZIL. (@MIBR) September 10, 2026
VRS Rankings Shift After the Match
The result also moved both teams in the VRS rankings. MIBR entered the match ranked #15 with 1500 points. After losing 11 points, the team fell to 1489 points and dropped two spots to #17. Meanwhile, BetBoom entered ranked #10 with 1565 points and gained 37 points from the win, rising to 1602 points and climbing one spot to #9.
What’s Next for Both Teams
BetBoom now sits one series away from a place in the FISSURE Playground 3 final, having secured its spot in the semi-finals without needing to play a third map. MIBR, on the other hand, must regroup for the quarter-finals, where another loss would end its run at the event. For both teams, the next matches will shape not only their tournament results but also their positions in the VRS rankings heading into the rest of the competition.
