BLAST Bounty 2026 Season 1 Finals reach their climax: PARIVISION and Falcons will meet in the grand final — two teams with completely different paths to the decisive match, but with the same goal: to lift the trophy. The Bo5 format means that this will not be decided by a single good stretch of play, but by a full-scale strategic battle over a long distance.
For PARIVISION, this is a chance to rewrite their own history and prove that their playoff breakthrough is not a coincidence. For Falcons, it is an opportunity to confirm their status as one of the strongest teams in the world and cement their dominance on the LAN stage.
BLAST BOUNTY 2026 SEASON 1 FINALS — GRAND FINAL
The final stage of the tournament is played in a single-elimination format, but the grand final itself is a Bo5. This is the ultimate test of endurance, map pool depth, and the ability to adapt throughout the series. There is no room for mistakes in preparation here: every map can become a turning point, and every wrong decision in the veto can erase the entire tournament run. For PARIVISION, this is a historic chance to win their first major title. For Falcons, it is an obligation to justify their status as favorites.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD — THE DIFFERENCE IN EXPERIENCE AND PRESSURE
There is no deep history of grand final head-to-heads between PARIVISION and Falcons. And that is exactly what creates a special dynamic in this match. Falcons enter the series as a team accustomed to the pressure of decisive matches, while PARIVISION are only beginning to build their “finals DNA.” In such a match, psychological resilience can play no smaller role than raw statistics.
CURRENT FORM
PARIVISION — momentum that can flip the script
PARIVISION come into the final riding a wave of confident victories. The team shows an aggressive tempo, strong individual form, and solid execution in opening rounds. Their main weapon is unconventional decision-making and the ability to break the opponent’s structure through fast hits and bold calls. However, in a Bo5 this can also become a weakness: the longer the series, the harder it is to maintain emotional momentum and discipline.
Falcons — stability, structure, and series control
Falcons look extremely composed. The team demonstrates a high level of teamwork, stable economic play, and strong map control. They rarely give away “free” rounds and know how to adapt as the series progresses. In the Bo5 format, this kind of systematic approach usually becomes the decisive factor.
MAP POOL & VETO
Statistics over the last 3 months (Falcons | PARIVISION):
- Dust2: 80% | 100%
- Mirage: 80% | 71%
- Inferno: 67% | 40%
- Nuke: 67% | —
- Overpass: — | 67%
- Ancient: 60% | 71%
- Anubis: — | 100%
Expected veto:
- PARIVISION will most likely remove Nuke — one of Falcons’ most structured maps, where their defense looks almost flawless.
- Falcons will almost certainly ban Anubis, where PARIVISION have a perfect win rate and demonstrate extremely aggressive map control.
Probable picks:
- PARIVISION: Dust2 — a map where they feel максимально confident and can impose a chaotic, aim-heavy style.
- Falcons: Mirage or Inferno — both maps fit their structural model and tempo control very well.
Decider: Ancient or Overpass look like the most logical candidates for the deciding map. Here, a lot will depend on the balance between PARIVISION’s individual aggression and Falcons’ tactical discipline. In a Bo5, it is often exactly these “neutral” maps that determine the champion.
KEY DUELS
- m0NESY vs nota — star power versus stability and round reading
- NiKo vs BELCHONOKK — mid control and round initiation
- TeSeS vs xieLO — anchor duel and control of key areas
In a final, every won duel in the middle of the map can trigger an economic snowball for several rounds ahead.
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PREDICTION
PARIVISION have enough firepower to take one or even two maps. But in the Bo5 format, the advantage almost always shifts toward the more stable, systematic, and experienced team. Falcons look stronger in map pool depth, adaptation, and long-series gameplay. These are exactly the factors that usually decide grand finals.
Predicted score: Falcons 3–1 PARIVISION
