TYLOO and G2 both won their lower bracket round 1 matches at FISSURE Playground 3 on 9th of September 2026. TYLOO swept GamerLegion 2-0 in Group B, while G2 needed three maps to beat BIG 2-1 in Group A. Both series were played live on LAN.
These results matter because they decide who keeps moving forward in the lower bracket. TYLOO now advance to the Group B lower bracket semifinal against Alliance. Meanwhile, G2 move on to face 9z in the Group A lower bracket semifinal. GamerLegion and BIG, on the other hand, are eliminated from FISSURE Playground 3.
TYLOO Sweep GamerLegion in Two Maps
TYLOO won the opening map, Ancient, by a score of 13-7. They took the first half 8-4 and closed out the second half 5-3, giving GamerLegion little room to respond.
TYLOO then finished the series on their own pick, Mirage, winning 13-6. A dominant 9-3 first half set up the win, and TYLOO held on through a 4-3 second half to complete the 2-0 sweep.
Moseyuh a Match MVP
TYLOO’s Qianhao ‘Moseyuh’ Chen was the top performer against GamerLegion. He finished with a 31-19 kill-death record, 74.6 average damage per round, 87.2% KAST, and a rating of 1.40, the highest of the match.
G2 Outlast BIG Across Three Maps
BIG opened strongly on their own pick, Cache, winning 13-8. They dominated the first half 11-1, and although G2 fought back to take the second half 7-2, it was not enough to save the map.
G2 leveled the series on their pick, Mirage, winning 13-7. G2 took a commanding 9-3 first half, then split the second half 4-4 to close out the map and force a decider.
The series then moved to Ancient, which was left over after the veto. G2 took the first half 9-3, and although BIG answered with a 7-4 second half, G2 held on to win 13-10. As a result, G2 secured the series 2-1.
NertZ a Match MVP
In the Group A clash, G2’s Guy ‘NertZ’ Iluz stood out with a 48-41 kill-death record, 90.7 average damage per round, 73.4% KAST, and a rating of 1.32. His performance was the best on either side of the BIG versus G2 series.
VRS Points Shift for All Four Teams
TYLOO entered the match with 1365 VRS points, ranked 26th. The win added 41 points, bringing their total to 1406 and lifting them two spots to 24th. GamerLegion, however, held 1348 points and the 27th spot before the match. The loss cost them 14 points, leaving them with 1334 points and dropping them two places to 29th.
In the Group A match, BIG carried 1475 points and sat 19th beforehand. The loss to G2 cost BIG 5 points, leaving their total at 1470 points, though their rank stayed at 19th. G2, in addition, entered with 1704 points at 8th place. The win added 27 points, raising their total to 1731 points while keeping them in 8th.
What’s Next for the Remaining Teams
TYLOO now move into the Group B lower bracket semifinal, where they will face Alliance. G2, meanwhile, advance to the Group A lower bracket semifinal against 9z. Therefore, both wins keep TYLOO and G2 alive in the race through the lower bracket at FISSURE Playground 3.
For GamerLegion and BIG, however, the run at FISSURE Playground 3 is over. Both teams finish in the 13th-16th place bracket, and each earns $5,000 in prize money plus a $10,000 club share. Finally, these results show how quickly one more loss can end a team’s tournament in a single-elimination lower bracket, and they set up TYLOO and G2 for their next test in the semifinal round.
