CSGO: FURIA Esports take North American regional ahead of Major

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FURIA Esports swept GODSENT in Sunday’s best-of-five grand final to win the $70,000 Intel Extreme Masters Season XVI — Fall: North America.

FURIA prevailed 16-6 on Mirage, 16-14 on Inferno and 16-8 on Nuke to finish the regional undefeated. The Brazilian club locked up a spot in the Legends stage at the $2 million PGL Major Stockholm, which is scheduled to run Oct. 25-Nov. 7.

In Sunday’s third-place match, Team Liquid outlasted paiN Gaming, 2-1. Liquid won 16-9 on Overpass but dropped the second map, Nuke, 16-7 to paiN. The deciding map was Vertigo, and Liquid ran away with it, 16-4.

That result was great news for Evil Geniuses. On Saturday, Evil Geniuses secured the final North American slot in Stockholm by finishing fifth in the regional. With paiN finishing fourth, it also guaranteed EG a Legends stage slot.

This will be the first Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event since the StarLadder Major more than two years ago. Part of the tournament will be played before a live audience. In all, 24 teams will compete in Stockholm.

Also representing the North American region at the Major are Team Liquid (Legends) and GODSENT (Contenders).

IEM Fall: North America prize pool:
1. FURIA Esports — $25,000
2. GODSENT — $16,000
3. Team Liquid — $11,000
4. paiN Gaming — $7,000
5. Evil Geniuses — $4,000
6. EXTREMUM — $2,500
7-8. Bad News Bears, Triumph — $1,500
9-10. Extra Salt, Team One — $750
11-12. ATK, 00Nation — none

–Field Level Media

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