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On Sunday, BLAST announced the remaining Counter-Strike players for the Paris Major Showdown match between France and BLAST Dream Team.

Earlier this week, the tournament organizer unveiled C��dric “?RpK?” Guipouy, Audric “?JACKZ?” Jug, and Richard “?shox?” Papillon as part of the French lineup. According to the new announcement, the players will be joined by Kenny “?kennyS?” Schrub and Alexandre “?bodyy?” Pianaro.

RpK joins active play for the first time in the two years after his retirement. He last played with Team Vitality but was benched in April 2021 and went on to retire from competitive gaming in September 2021.

kennyS was also revealed as part of the French team a day after he announced his retirement in front of the BLAST Paris Major audience. Ahead of the semi-final match between Team Vitality and Apeks, kennyS disclosed that he would no longer play CS:GO competitively.

The AWPer leaves the scene with over 10 LAN victories in addition to 10 MVP awards and a Major trophy. kennyS was also ranked top 20 CS:GO players five times.

BLAST likewise announced the BLAST Dream Team, which was picked according to the results of an online voting system. The crowd-picked squad includes Oleksandr “?s1mple?” Kostyliev, Owen “?smooya?” Butterfield, Christopher “?GeT_RiGhT?” Alesund, Cai “?CYPHER?” Watson, and Martin “?STYKO?” Styk.

s1mple, who is currently playing for Natus Vincere, was seen among the crowd during Saturday’s semi-finals. The Ukrainian lineup failed to secure a place in the BLAST.tv Paris Major playoffs following their loss in a three-map series against FaZe Clan.

The two teams will face off against each other on stage in a best-of-one series. The match will kick off at 14:00 ahead of the BLAST Paris Major grand finals between Vitality and GamerLegion.

Aside from picking the players on the BLAST Dream Team, viewers can also use the online voting system to influence in-game settings. They can introduce infinite grenades, make gamers play using an inverted mouse setting, and reduce the bomb timer by half.

The Vitality and GamerLegion’s grand final is slated for 16:00.

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Fnatic secure Gamers8 Festival 2023 qualification https://www.creditreportcompare.com/fnatic-secure-gamers8-festival-2023-qualification/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/fnatic-secure-gamers8-festival-2023-qualification/#respond Fri, 19 May 2023 14:52:38 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=30368 Fnatic qualified for the Gamers8 Festival 2023 on Thursday following their win 2-0 over Looking4Org in the European open qualifier final.

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Fnatic qualified for the Gamers8 Festival 2023 on Thursday following their win 2-0 over Looking4Org in the European open qualifier final.

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive open qualifier came to a close on Thursday, with Fnatic as the winner. The tournament was played in a single-elimination, best-of-one format and featured a best-of-three final, which decided the advancing squad.

Fnatic secured wins over ECLOT, Sprout, 500, GTZ, and finally Looking4Org without dropping a single map in their victory run.

While Looking4Org lost to Fnatic in the final, the French squad took down several big teams like 9INE and Astralis on their way to the top.

Fnatic will join teams that have already qualified for the Gamers8 Festival 2023, like Vitality, Heroic, G2, and MIBR in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The two top teams from the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 will also compete in the event.

MIBR secured qualification to the event earlier this week when they won the North American qualifier. The qualifier played out from May 16 to 17 and saw the Brazilian squad beat out Nouns, Xmplfy, timbermen, and ATK to secure their victory.

The ESL FACEIT Group will produce the Gamers8 Festival 2023, which will see 16 teams compete for the $1,000,000 prize pool from August 14 till August 20.

European teams will have another chance to qualify for the Gamers8 Festival 2023 in an online qualifier from June 11 to 12.

The current Gamers8 Festival 2023 team list includes the following:

�� Cloud9
�� ENCE
�� MIBR
�� Fnatic
�� NAVI
�� Heroic
�� FaZe
�� Virtus.pro
�� FURIA
�� Team Vitality
�� Liquid
�� Falcons
�� G2
�� BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 #1
�� BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 #2
�� Europe qualifier winner #2

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BLAST reveals details for first Paris Major 2023 Show Match https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-reveals-details-for-first-paris-major-2023-show-match/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-reveals-details-for-first-paris-major-2023-show-match/#respond Fri, 19 May 2023 14:43:06 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=30365 BLAST announced that CS:GO players Richard "shox" Papillon, Audric "JACKZ" Jug, and C��dric "RpK" Guipouy would take part in its widely anticipated show match.

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On Thursday, BLAST announced that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players Richard “shox” Papillon, Audric “JACKZ” Jug, and C��dric “RpK” Guipouy would take part in its widely anticipated show match.

The BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 Grand Final is set to take place on May 21 and will see two of the top squads in the tournament face off against each other for the trophy. Before that, however, Paris Major spectators will watch a show match between two teams.

In a release, the tournament organizers, BLAST, shared the first update concerning the match, which revealed three of the expected players. shox, JACKZ, and RpK will represent the French national team and battle the BLAST Dream Team.

BLAST revealed that it would allow the BLAST Dream Team to be picked by registered BLAST.tv users via a voting system. The fans will also be allowed to select the Featured Rounds during the match. This includes “Blindfire Battle,” “It’s raining nades,” and “To the Moon.”

The rest of the French team will be announced close to the start of the Paris Major 2203 Show Match as well as the BLAST Dream Team players. The rosters will face off against each other in an interactive one-map battle.

The current Paris Major 2203 Show Match includes the following;

Team France:

  • Richard “shox” Papillon
  • Audric “JACKZ” Jug
  • C��dric “RpK” Guipouy
  • TBD
  • TBD

    BLAST Dream Team:

  • TBD
  • TBD
  • TBD
  • TBD
  • TBD

    The Paris Major 2203 Show Match will be held on Sunday, May 21, at 15:00 CET, after which the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 final will begin at 19:00 CET.

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    On Tuesday, BLAST launched its Away from Keyboard initiative in partnership with leading global healthcare firm Novo Nordisk.

    The campaign was created to drive change and promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle within the esports and gaming community away from competition and outside the server. It was launched at the final Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major tournament, the BLAST.tv Paris Major.

    The health-focused initiative will be promoted by ambassadors like famous esports, and Counter-Strike face Jacob “Pimp” Winneche. It will also make use of in-arena activations to push for a change and encourage healthier choices from esports gamers and fans worldwide.

    The Away from Keyboard initiative will feature a documentary series following the lives of esports personalities as they share how they were able to achieve a more balanced and healthy lifestyle. Pimp’s journey will be highlighted in the first episode of the series.

    In a statement, the Paris Major broadcaster analyst disclosed that finding balance between gaming and an active lifestyle was the “key to everything.”

    “Striking a balance between gaming and staying active is absolutely essential – balance is key to everything, both as a casual and professional gamer. Having an active lifestyle away from the keyboard allows you to have a more rewarding gaming session while staying motivated and energetic,” Pimp said.

    The initiative was launched at the CS:GO Major where 24 teams entered to compete for the $1.25 million (~��998.825) prize pool. The tournament is currently being broadcast in over 100 territories and in around 24 different languages.

    This is not the first time esports tournament organizers and organizations have expressed interest in launching initiatives focused on players’ health and well-being. Esports group Ghost Gaming and healthcare provider Piedmont collaborated in October 2022 for a similar feat.

    BLAST’s CEO, Robbie Douek, expressed the company’s delight in working with Novo Nordisk and emphasized the need for healthy living as a professional gamer.

    “Maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle is such an important part of competing as an esports professional, as well as for the wider gaming community. We are delighted to be teaming up with Novo Nordisk for this exciting new initiative,” Douek said.

    “Away From Keyboard (AFK) will look to promote the understanding that excellence in performance as well as physical and mental well-being can best be achieved by striking the right balance between gaming and being away from keyboard.”

    The agreement marks Novo Nordisk’s first deal with the esports industry. For BLAST, the collaboration expands its already long list of partnerships. Just this month, the tournament organizer signed a deal with two other firms, cinema chain Cineworld and French automotive brand Alpine.

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    Fluxo to skip next event after disappointing Paris Major run https://www.creditreportcompare.com/fluxo-to-skip-next-event-after-disappointing-paris-major-run/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/fluxo-to-skip-next-event-after-disappointing-paris-major-run/#respond Sun, 14 May 2023 13:38:26 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=30230 Brazilian esports organization Fluxo are set to skip their next CS:GO event following their elimination from the BLAST Paris Major.

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    Brazilian esports organization Fluxo are set to skip their next Counter-Strike: Global Offensives event following their elimination from the BLAST Paris Major.

    The team were one of the three Brazilian guests in the tournament and were eliminated in the Challengers Stage with a 0-3 record on May 9. According to a recent report, Fluxo intend to skip their next competition to “rest and reset” after their Paris Major run.

    Fluxo initially traveled to Europe to participate in both the Paris Major and the CCT Finals two. The team, in addition to Sharks and Meta, were invited to the event following their top-three finish in the competition’s South American ranking.

    The organization led by ex-MIBR and SK Gaming player Jo?o “felps” Vasconcellos ended their run in the BLAST Paris Major Challengers Stage without a single series win. After losing to paiN Gaming and Monte on May 8 and finally to MAD Lions the next day, Fluxo were eliminated from the tournament.

    Fluxo’s coach, Wilton “zews” Prado, expressed uncertainty over their future following the elimination. Felps was more direct, notifying fans of potential changes, including roster shakeups.

    Fluxo reportedly communicated their decision not to participate to GRID, the tournament organizer. The organizing committee is currently attempting to resolve the situation and may invite Corinthians, which placed fourth, to replace Fluxo.

    The team could use the time provided by the withdrawal to make changes to their roster ahead of the Counter-Strike 2’s release in Summer 2023.

    While Fluxo are not known internationally, the squad have a following in Brazil as a result of their presence in Free Fire. They also began investing in CS:GO in August last year.

    The CCT Finals two would have provided Fluxo with the opportunity to play against tier two squads. Backing out of the tournament means that the BLAST Paris Major was the only international event the team participated in this year.

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    BLAST.tv Paris Major Europe RMR betting tips – April 6, 2023 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-tv-paris-major-europe-rmr-betting-tips-april-6-2023/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-tv-paris-major-europe-rmr-betting-tips-april-6-2023/#respond Wed, 05 Apr 2023 06:54:32 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=29512 Check out our selections for MOUZ vs B8, Virtus.pro vs SAW, Fnatic vs Viperio, and Bad News Eagles vs 1win on Thursday, April 6.

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    ESB’s free Counter-Strike: Global Offensive betting tips for Thursday, April 6, focus on four first-round matches at BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023: European RMR A. Check out our selections for MOUZ vs B8, Virtus.pro vs SAW, Fnatic vs Viperio, and Bad News Eagles vs 1win.


    MOUZ vs B8 CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

    Best Odds: MOUZ -357.14 at BetOnline | B8 +250 at BetOnline
    When: April 6, 2023 | 11:00 CEST
    Watch Live: Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

    MOUZ enter the opening round of the BLAST.tv Paris Major European RMR following a disappointing showing at BetBoom Playlist. Urbanistic, where they crashed out of the semifinals with a 0-2 defeat against forZe. It marked MOUZ’s third loss over their last five series and only the seventh official match since the turn of the year.

    The lack of games might explain why MOUZ couldn’t reach further in the tournament; however, it’s not like forZe are a particularly weak team. So even though MOUZ aren’t in the best form ahead of the Major qualifiers, they should do well against the likes of B8.

    B8 have been very active this year but mostly attended lesser tournaments and a couple of qualifiers. Most recently, B8 were seen fighting in Intel Extreme Masters Dallas 2023: European Open Qualifier #1 and #2, where they failed to achieve anything noteworthy (17th-32nd).

    This is still a best-of-one series where it’s not uncommon for the favourites to slip. But B8 have given us nothing to feel excited about. Take MOUZ to get it done with at least five rounds to spare.

    MOUZ -4.5 rounds

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    VIRTUS.PRO vs SAW CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

    Best Odds: VP -400 at BetOnline | SAW +275 at BetOnline
    When: April 6, 2023 | 11:00 CEST
    Watch Live: Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

    Virtus.pro were given the green light to start competing under their old banner at the end of March, following a somewhat questionable transfer of brand ownership. That was the only notable thing that happened with the Russian CS:GO squad since the departure of Timur “buster” Tulepov, who left the team in January, although he was never a part of the roster that won the Rio Major.

    This year, however, wasn’t as fruitful for the squad, who placed fifth-sixth at Intel Extreme Masters Katowice 2023 and crashed out of ESL Pro League Season 17 in ninth-12th place. And to top it all off, VP exited BetBoom Playlist. Urbanistic after a 0-2 loss against forZe.

    Despite their lack of success, Virtus.pro should feel confident facing SAW, who haven’t achieved anything in 2023 besides semifinal appearances in a couple of B-Tier events at the start of the year. But the Portuguese squad have been ramping up over the last couple of weeks, sporting a 9-2 record.

    Virtus.pro are individually superior to SAW, but it’s tough to justify placing money on the Russian team after what they’ve shown in March. SAW should keep it close.

    SAW +4.5 rounds

    -120.48
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    FNATIC vs VIPERIO CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

    Best Odds: Fnatic -909.09 at BetOnline | Viperio +500 at BetOnline
    When: April 6, 2023 | 12:30 CEST
    Watch Live: Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

    The clash between Fnatic and Viperio is billed as one of the most one-sided fixtures of the opening round, which isn’t too surprising. Viperio are a second-division team from England, whose only tournament victory over the last year came at ESEA Advanced Cash Cup: Europe – 2023 #5.

    On the other side, we have Fnatic, who have had some concerning performances this year but found momentum at Intel Extreme Masters Dallas 2023: European Qualifier earlier this month, when they defeated Team Spirit (2-0) and Ninjas in Pyjamas (2-0).

    Fnatic aren’t serious candidates to contest the Paris Major title, and they’re not even ranked inside the top 10 on the global CS:GO ladder. But this is still a top-tier team that shouldn’t give up much against squads like Viperio. Barring any major upsets, Fnatic should keep Viperio at single digits.

    Fnatic -6.5 rounds

    -123.46
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    BAD NEWS EAGLES vs 1WIN CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

    Best Odds: BNE -120.48 at BetOnline | 1win -120.48 at BetOnline
    When: April 6, 2023 | 14:00 CEST
    Watch Live: Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

    Bad News Eagles have returned to the RMR, chasing their third Major ticket, but their shaky form ahead of the tournament makes it look like they will have a hard time emulating their success from the last two RMRs.

    With early exits from ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe (13th-16th) and BetBoom Playlist. Urbanistic (ninth-12th) and with a 5-5 record over their last ten series, the Kosovar squad have a lot to prove. But it’s not like 1win are in a much better spot.

    The CIS squad rebuilt its lineup in February with the addition of Kirill “Boombl4” Mikhaylov and Aleksey “NickelBack” Trofimov, which led to a fruitful honeymoon phase and a bronze medal at ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe. But like BNE, 1win failed to deliver in their last two tournament appearances, finishing BetBoom Playlist. Urbanistic in ninth-12th and CCT Central Europe Series #5 in ninth-16th.

    On paper, this looks like a coin-toss match and the CS:GO betting odds reflect that. Expect a close game, so we’ll take over 26.5 rounds.

    Over 25.5 total rounds

    -128.21
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    Former IHC players to compete in BLAST Paris Major Asia RMR https://www.creditreportcompare.com/former-ihc-players-to-compete-in-blast-paris-major-asia-rmr/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/former-ihc-players-to-compete-in-blast-paris-major-asia-rmr/#respond Tue, 04 Apr 2023 11:51:21 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=29489 Tournament organizer MESA has revealed that the former IHC CS:GO team would compete in the BLAST.tv Paris Major Asia RMR as TheMongolz.

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    In an announcement posted on Monday, Mongolian tournament organizer MESA revealed that the former IHC CS:GO team would compete in the BLAST.tv Paris Major Asia RMR as TheMongolz.

    The Mongolian players include Garidmagnai “?bLitz?” Byambasuren, Baatarkhuu “?Bart4k?” Batbold, Sodbayar “?Techno?” Munkhbold, Chinguun “?hasteka?” Bayarmaa and Tuvshintugs “?Annihilation?” Nyamdorj. It is currently unclear if the players have officially parted ways with IHC, who have been silent on Twitter since March 24.

    They are among of the top-ranked squads heading into the event, peaking at 18th in the world rankings. During their run in the IEM Katowice, the Mongolian lineup defeated top squads like Cloud9, paiN Gaming, and FURIA.

    The former IHC CS:GO squad will join the rest of the teams in Ulaanbaatar under the famous tag, which has been a key part of Mongolia’s CS:GO scene since 2015. During this period, some of the best players in the country played under TheMongolz tag. They include legendary player Enkhtaivan ��?Machinegun?�� Lkhagva, Erdenedalai “?maaRaa?” Bayanbat and Temuulen “?Zilkenberg?” Battulga.

    Machinegun and the rest of the team participated in past Big Events like IEM Katowice in 2016 and IEM Oakland in 2017. MaaRaa is currently in a less competitive role as TheMongolz coach.

    Prior to the news, IHC brought on hasteka to replace their star player Tengis “sk0R” Batjargal, who was benched to the confusion of the CS:GO community in early March. The player’s consistently good performance, in addition to the proximity of the RMR, raised a lot of questions, particularly when sk0R revealed that leaving was not his decision. The organization also replaced Bat-Enkh “?kabal?” Batbayar with Bark4k recently.

    IHC came under fire in February following the arrest of the three founders of the cryptocurrency Ih Bit Global. They, however, stated via IHC chairman Dave Lee that the operation and management of the esports organization had no connections to arrested individuals.

    TheMongolz, currently ranked 22nd in the world, are set to face off against Twisted Minds on Thursday, April 6, in the opening round of the BLAST Paris Major Asia RMR. Gan-Erdene “?dobu?” Batbold’s Eruption will also be representing Mongolia at the tournament.

    The RMR will see eight Asian lineups compete in a double-elimination bracket to snag one of the two available spots to attend the BLAST Paris Major set for May. The event will be the last Valve-sponsored CS:GO tournament as a result of Counter-Strike 2 being launched in the summer of this year.

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    Viperio, Luckbox partner up for BLAST Paris Major RMR https://www.creditreportcompare.com/viperio-luckbox-partner-up-for-blast-paris-major-rmr/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/viperio-luckbox-partner-up-for-blast-paris-major-rmr/#respond Wed, 29 Mar 2023 02:31:48 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=29295 Viperio and Luckbox announced a partnership on Monday that will last the esports organization's run in the BLAST Paris Major EU RMR A.

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    Viperio and betting firm Luckbox announced a partnership on Monday that will last the esports organization’s run during the BLAST Paris Major EU RMR A in Copenhagen, Denmark.

    According to the announcement, Luckbox will be Viperio’s official sponsor while they compete against squads in the RMR to snag a place in the final CS:GO Major in Paris. In return, the esports team will display the sports betting and casino provider’s brand on their jerseys and social media pages. Both parties are also required to make digital content together.

    Regarding the new partnership, Luckbox’s head of communication, David Souza, commended Viperio for qualifying for the RMR and referred to the collaboration as a “great opportunity.”

    “I’m a big Viperio fan, and having them join forces with Luckbox to create hype around the RMR and make memories for fans around the world is a great opportunity. I looked forward to seeing their journey on the path to Paris,” Souza said.

    Viperio, established in 2013, are one of England’s most popular esports organizations. Besides a CS:GO squad, they support Rainbow Six Siege and League of Legends teams. Viperio and Into the Breach are the only UK-based esports teams to snag a place in the upcoming Major RMR.

    The esports organization’s Founder and Managing Director, Christopher Sword, said, “I’m happy to welcome Luckbox as an official sponsor ahead of our Counter-Strike team’s run in the upcoming Regional Major Ranking event in Copenhagen this April.”

    “It’s great to have a market leader like Luckbox back our team as we hope to challenge some of the biggest names on the planet and try to qualify for the last ever Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major.”

    Not much information was shared concerning the partnership besides announcing Luckbox as the official sponsor. It is also unknown if the collaboration will extend past the upcoming RMR, as the release only mentioned the qualifiers.

    The BLAST Paris Major EU RMR A is set to kick off in early April and will see Viperio take on top teams like FaZe Clan, Natus Vincere, Fnatic, Virtus.pro, and Sprout. The first eight squads will earn places in the Contender and Legend stages of the BLAST Paris Major.

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    BLAST announces Challengermode partnership for Paris Major qualifiers https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-announces-challengermode-partnership-for-paris-major-qualifiers/ https://www.creditreportcompare.com/blast-announces-challengermode-partnership-for-paris-major-qualifiers/#respond Thu, 02 Feb 2023 05:37:45 +0000 https://www.creditreportcompare.com/?p=27922 Esports tournament organizer BLAST has entered into a partnership with tournament platform Challengermode ahead of the CS:GO Paris Major.

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    Esports tournament organizer BLAST has entered into a partnership with tournament platform Challengermode ahead of the CS:GO Paris Major. The collaboration will see Challengermode serve as the official platform partner for BLAST.tv Paris Major qualifiers in Europe and Oceania.

    Challengermode took to its Twitter page to share the news of the partnership. BLAST also confirmed the announcement by retweeting the original post.

    “We’re teaming up with @BLASTtv to host the European and Oceanic RMR Qualifiers for the https://BLAST.tv CS:GO Paris Major,” Challengermode tweeted.

    “Open and closed qualifiers are taking place between Feb 13-19, sign up is already open.

    “Best of luck to all teams!”

    As part of the partnership, teams eager to take part in the open qualifications for the upcoming Paris Major tournament will now have the opportunity to do so through the Challengermode platform. The platform will handle both the open and closed qualifications in Europe and Oceania. These will be held entirely online prior to the Major, with the open qualifiers commencing on February 13-19.

    This collaboration between BLAST and Challengermode is not the first time both organizations have worked together. In 2021, the two companies joined forces to host the North American and Nordic qualifiers for the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown. This successful partnership has now resulted in their new venture for the Paris Major qualifiers.

    The Commissioner for BLAST Premier, Andrew Haworth, spoke on the partnership. He shared his excitement about collaborating with Challengermode, describing the company as a “tried and trusted partner”.

    ��Challengermode is a tried and trusted partner for BLAST and we are delighted to have their expert support in delivering the Qualifiers for Europe and Oceania �C which will both provide a key pathway for all aspiring teams in their efforts to reach Counter-Strike��s most iconic event,�� Haworth said.

    The Chief Business Development Officer at Challengermode, Philip Hubner, also commented on the partnership.

    ��It��s an honour to be a part of such a milestone event for CS:GO, and an even greater honour to give thousands of aspiring players a chance to play and qualify for an event of this scale,�� Hubner said.

    The partnership between the two companies is a major boost for aspiring teams in their efforts to reach Counter-Strike��s most iconic event. It will not only provide aspiring players with the opportunity to participate in the event but also ensure that the qualifiers are managed efficiently and effectively.

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