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\n<\/source><\/source><\/picture> <\/a>\n <\/figure>\n <\/div>\n \n \n \n Full team list confirmed for Stake Ranked Episode 5 <\/a>\n <\/h3>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/article> <\/div>\n<\/div>Tournament context<\/h2>
FERJEE In House Season 2 took place from September 23–27 in Rio de Janeiro, with eight teams competing for a $24,330 prize pool. The event featured a double-elimination Bo3 group stage followed by single-elimination playoffs and a Bo5 Grand Final.<\/p>
Imperial and paiN entered the final as the two highest-ranked teams at the event, and neither side had lost a map on the way to the title match.<\/p>
Imperial earned $7,774 for first place, while paiN received $4,859 as runners-up.<\/p>
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\nOOOOOOOO EEEEEEEE 🏆🎉#GoIMP<\/a> #IMPCS2<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/96I2prYPU0<\/a><\/p>\n— Gamdom Imperial (@imperialesports) September 27, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote><\/div>How the match unfolded — Imperial vs paiN<\/h2>
Series score: Imperial 3:0 paiN<\/p>
\n- Anubis (paiN pick) — Imperial 13:4 paiN<\/li>\n
- Cache (Imperial pick) — Imperial 13:11 paiN<\/li>\n
- Mirage (paiN pick) — Imperial 13:6 paiN<\/li>\n<\/ol>
Imperial immediately took control on Anubis despite playing the paiN pick. They built an 11:1 lead in the first half, leaving paiN with little room to recover before closing the map 13:4.<\/p>
Cache was considerably closer. Imperial led 7:5 at halftime before the teams split the second half 6:6, allowing Imperial to finish their own pick 13:11 and move one map away from the trophy.<\/p>
Imperial then produced another strong opening half on Mirage. They took a 10:2 advantage into the break and added the three remaining rounds after the side switch to close the map 13:6 and complete the 3:0 sweep.<\/p>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/Screenshot_6-2.png\")
Player statistics for the match taken from HLTV<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>Player of the Match — Guilherme “saadzin” Pacheco<\/h2>\n- K–D: 50–29<\/li>\n
- ADR: 84.4<\/li>\n
- Rating 3.0: 1.43<\/li>\n<\/ul>
saadzin finished as the highest-rated player of the Grand Final with a +21 kill differential. He was also the highest-rated Imperial player across the full tournament with a 1.36 rating.<\/p>
Kaiky “noway” Santos followed closely in the final with a 1.42 Rating 3.0 and 53–39 K–D. Vinicius “VINI” Figueiredo posted 1.34, while Marcelo “chelo” Cespedes finished at 1.23.<\/p>
For paiN, Rodrigo “biguzera” Bittencourt was the only player to finish above a 1.00 Rating 3.0, recording a 1.36 rating and a 49–46 K–D.<\/p>
VRS results<\/h2>\n- Imperial — +36 pt → 1,280 pt, #50 → #45<\/li>\n
- paiN — -14 pt → 1,267 pt, #45 → #46<\/li>\n<\/ul>
Imperial gained 36 points from the Grand Final and moved five positions up the live VRS. Across the full tournament, the champions gained 144 points and climbed 18 places to #45.<\/p>
paiN lost 14 points from the final, but still finished FERJEE In House Season 2 with a net gain of 88 points across the event, moving 11 positions up to #46.<\/p>
The Major race remains difficult for both teams. In the current HLTV projection for the November 2 PGL Singapore Major cutoff, Imperial sit #10 in the Americas with 1,326 projected points, while paiN are #11 with 1,288. Only nine teams from the Americas are set to receive invitations.<\/p>
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Tournament context<\/h2>
FERJEE In House Season 2 took place from September 23–27 in Rio de Janeiro, with eight teams competing for a $24,330 prize pool. The event featured a double-elimination Bo3 group stage followed by single-elimination playoffs and a Bo5 Grand Final.<\/p>
Imperial and paiN entered the final as the two highest-ranked teams at the event, and neither side had lost a map on the way to the title match.<\/p>
Imperial earned $7,774 for first place, while paiN received $4,859 as runners-up.<\/p>
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\nOOOOOOOO EEEEEEEE 🏆🎉#GoIMP<\/a> #IMPCS2<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/96I2prYPU0<\/a><\/p>\n
— Gamdom Imperial (@imperialesports) September 27, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote><\/div>
How the match unfolded — Imperial vs paiN<\/h2>
Series score: Imperial 3:0 paiN<\/p>
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- Anubis (paiN pick) — Imperial 13:4 paiN<\/li>\n
- Cache (Imperial pick) — Imperial 13:11 paiN<\/li>\n
- Mirage (paiN pick) — Imperial 13:6 paiN<\/li>\n<\/ol>
Imperial immediately took control on Anubis despite playing the paiN pick. They built an 11:1 lead in the first half, leaving paiN with little room to recover before closing the map 13:4.<\/p>
Cache was considerably closer. Imperial led 7:5 at halftime before the teams split the second half 6:6, allowing Imperial to finish their own pick 13:11 and move one map away from the trophy.<\/p>
Imperial then produced another strong opening half on Mirage. They took a 10:2 advantage into the break and added the three remaining rounds after the side switch to close the map 13:6 and complete the 3:0 sweep.<\/p>
Player statistics for the match taken from HLTV<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure> Player of the Match — Guilherme “saadzin” Pacheco<\/h2>
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- K–D: 50–29<\/li>\n
- ADR: 84.4<\/li>\n
- Rating 3.0: 1.43<\/li>\n<\/ul>
saadzin finished as the highest-rated player of the Grand Final with a +21 kill differential. He was also the highest-rated Imperial player across the full tournament with a 1.36 rating.<\/p>
Kaiky “noway” Santos followed closely in the final with a 1.42 Rating 3.0 and 53–39 K–D. Vinicius “VINI” Figueiredo posted 1.34, while Marcelo “chelo” Cespedes finished at 1.23.<\/p>
For paiN, Rodrigo “biguzera” Bittencourt was the only player to finish above a 1.00 Rating 3.0, recording a 1.36 rating and a 49–46 K–D.<\/p>
VRS results<\/h2>
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- Imperial — +36 pt → 1,280 pt, #50 → #45<\/li>\n
- paiN — -14 pt → 1,267 pt, #45 → #46<\/li>\n<\/ul>
Imperial gained 36 points from the Grand Final and moved five positions up the live VRS. Across the full tournament, the champions gained 144 points and climbed 18 places to #45.<\/p>
paiN lost 14 points from the final, but still finished FERJEE In House Season 2 with a net gain of 88 points across the event, moving 11 positions up to #46.<\/p>
The Major race remains difficult for both teams. In the current HLTV projection for the November 2 PGL Singapore Major cutoff, Imperial sit #10 in the Americas with 1,326 projected points, while paiN are #11 with 1,288. Only nine teams from the Americas are set to receive invitations.<\/p>
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