There was no upset — the final day of BLAST Bounty Season 2 ended with no team that had the right to pick their opponent managing to secure a victory. Over the course of four days, 16 teams have been eliminated from the tournament, and ahead are the decisive matches, where only eight of the remaining 16 teams will advance to the LAN finals, set to take place on August 14–17 in Malta.
ENCE vs The MongolZ 1-2 (Mirage 10:13, Dust2 13:9, Nuke 5:13)
The first map started with a dominant performance from The MongolZ, who won the first half 10–2. In the second half, ENCE managed to close the gap, but still fell short 10–13. Dust2 went to ENCE, but on the decisive Nuke The MongolZ secured the win without much trouble. The best player of the match was 910: ADR — 91.2, rating — 1.36.
FlyQuest vs Aurora 0-2 (Inferno 12:16, Nuke 6:13)
On Inferno, FlyQuest managed to push the game into overtime, but failed to win a single round there, losing 12–16. On Nuke, Aurora fully controlled the match and closed it out 13–6. The best player of the match was woxic: ADR — 90.8, rating — 1.42.
NRG vs Vitality 0-2 (Mirage 5:13, Dust2 4:13)
Team Vitality had no problems taking both maps and eliminating NRG from the tournament. The best player of the match was ZywOo: ADR — 93.8, rating — 1.76.
Complexity vs HEROIC 1-2 (Train 13:11, Ancient 6:13, Overpass 11:13)
Complexity tried to impose their own pace and style of play. Despite winning Train, they failed to close out the series against HEROIC in the deciding moments. The best player of the match was tN1R: ADR — 95.8, rating — 1.36.
Teams eliminated from the tournament
- FUT
- ESTATIC
- Nemiga
- BetBoom
- MIBR
- TNL
- Passion UA
- Rare Atom
- BIG
- OG
- NiP
- fnatic
- ENCE
- FlyQuest
- NRG
- Complexity
Next round matchups
(Match list to be updated)
- G2 vs Team Spirit
- HEROIC vs Aurora
- Virtus.pro vs FaZe
- Astralis vs NAVI
- paiN vs The MongolZ
- B8 vs MOUZ
- HEROIC vs Aurora
- Legacy vs Vitality
The stage is now set for tense and high-stakes battles, where the prize is far greater than just a win — it’s the chance to secure a coveted spot at the LAN finals in Malta. With only eight tickets available and 16 teams still in contention, every round, clutch, and decision could make the difference between glory and elimination.
