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Top Players of the CS Asia Championships 2025 Playoffs

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Oct 16
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The playoffs of the CS Asia Championships 2025 promise pure Counter-Strike excitement. Six teams — fnatic, 3DMAX, Legacy, FUT, Liquid, and Heroic — reached the final stage. Each of them has a standout player who carried, led, or inspired their team. Using official HLTV statistics, we highlight the top performer from every playoff roster — the names that define this tournament in Shanghai.

hades — Heroic

  • Stats: 6 maps | +42 K-D | 1.56 K/D | 1.35 rating

Polish sniper Olek “hades” Miskiewicz, standing in for Alkaren, has been phenomenal. His form revived Heroic’s spirit and confidence. With a 1.35 rating and +42 kill difference, he dominated in key duels and clutches. In addition, his awareness and composure under pressure helped Heroic close out tight maps. As a result, hades has become one of the biggest MVP contenders of the event.

blameF — fnatic

  • Stats: 6 maps | +29 K-D | 1.33 K/D | 1.30 rating

After a shaky start to 2025, Benjamin “blameF” Bremer is back among the elite. The Danish in-game leader is once again the backbone of fnatic. His smart positioning and discipline stand out in every series. Moreover, he combines leadership with excellent fragging power. A 1.30 rating across six maps shows how consistent he has been. If fnatic aim for the grand final, blameF remains their key pillar.

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EliGE — Liquid

  • Stats: 6 maps | +12 K-D | 1.16 K/D | 1.21 rating

Jonathan “EliGE” Jablonowski continues to be the heart of Team Liquid. Despite years at the top, his precision and awareness remain sharp. During this event, he has mixed aggression with smart play, controlling space and winning crucial duels. Therefore, his 1.21 rating reflects both experience and adaptability. Liquid’s playoff confidence heavily relies on EliGE’s consistency.

latto — Legacy

  • Stats : 7 maps | +24 K-D | 1.30 K/D | 1.24 rating

Bruno “latto” Rebelatto is the driving force behind Legacy’s playoff success. The Brazilian rifler has combined fearless aggression with calculated plays. Across seven maps, he maintained a strong 1.24 rating and +24 kill difference. Furthermore, his clutch wins and opening frags often turned games around. Legacy’s surprising run is largely thanks to latto’s ability to perform under pressure.

dem0n — FUT Esports

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  • Stats: 8 maps | +4 K-D | 1.03 K/D | 1.20 rating

Ukrainian rifler dem0n has quietly become the backbone of FUT Esports. While his K-D is modest, his in-game impact is massive. He wins retakes, holds sites, and delivers when it matters. Besides, his decision-making and composure have kept FUT steady against tougher opponents. With a 1.20 rating, dem0n proves that smart, selfless play can be just as valuable as flashy stats.

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Graviti — 3DMAX

  • Stats: 9 maps | +14 K-D | 1.12 K/D | 1.14 rating

Graviti has been 3DMAX’s anchor throughout the group and playoff stages. Over nine maps, he maintained a calm and calculated style. His defensive awareness and utility usage helped 3DMAX remain competitive. In addition, he consistently trades well and keeps rounds under control. His 1.14 rating shows how reliable he is, even against stronger teams like fnatic and Liquid.

The CS Asia Championships 2025 playoffs highlight players who define their teams. hades dominates with precision, blameF leads with discipline, and EliGE delivers with experience. Meanwhile, latto and dem0n represent the rise of a new generation, while Graviti keeps 3DMAX balanced.

Overall, these six names embody consistency, resilience, and brilliance — setting the tone for one of the most competitive playoff brackets of the year.

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