CS2BREAKINGAfter the opening matches, four teams have already seen their run come to an end, while the winners remain in the fight for a spot in the top eight. Day 1 Results With those results, Aurora, Astralis, EYEBALLERS, and FUT move on to the next round, while HOTU, fnatic, FaZe, and OG are officially eliminated […]
After the opening matches, four teams have already seen their run come to an end, while the winners remain in the fight for a spot in the top eight.
With those results, Aurora, Astralis, EYEBALLERS, and FUT move on to the next round, while HOTU, fnatic, FaZe, and OG are officially eliminated from the qualifier.
Four more spots in the next phase are still up for grabs. The second day features the following Bo3 series:
The winners will take a major step toward finishing in the top 8 of the Closed Qualifier and moving closer to the next stage of BLAST Bounty Winter 2026.
BLAST Bounty Winter 2026 is shaping up to be one of the season’s most unpredictable qualifiers. Early exits for FaZe and fnatic are a clear warning to every favorite in the field: in this format, small mistakes end campaigns.
With pressure rising and no second chances, day two is set to be even more intense.
Day one of the BLAST Bounty Winter 2026: Closed Qualifier delivered immediate drama. With a single-elimination bracket in place, the rules are brutal: win and advance, lose and you’re out.
After the opening matches, four teams have already seen their run come to an end, while the winners remain in the fight for a spot in the top eight.
With those results, Aurora, Astralis, EYEBALLERS, and FUT move on to the next round, while HOTU, fnatic, FaZe, and OG are officially eliminated from the qualifier.
Four more spots in the next phase are still up for grabs. The second day features the following Bo3 series:
The winners will take a major step toward finishing in the top 8 of the Closed Qualifier and moving closer to the next stage of BLAST Bounty Winter 2026.
BLAST Bounty Winter 2026 is shaping up to be one of the season’s most unpredictable qualifiers. Early exits for FaZe and fnatic are a clear warning to every favorite in the field: in this format, small mistakes end campaigns.
With pressure rising and no second chances, day two is set to be even more intense. Heyo
CS2Wouter Sleijffers was the CEO of Fnatic from 2015 to 2019, leading the organisation during its iconic major-winning CS:GO era and League of Legends Worlds 2018 finals run. Today, as co-founder of ELO, Wouter helps brands empower their communities to build online spaces and run events.
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