PGL Major Singapore Teams: All 32 Lineups and Who Missed Out

Today’s VRS cut-off settled the last PGL Major Singapore teams. The final weekend got messy. 100 Thieves grabbed Europe’s last spot on Sunday night. TYLOO’s withdrawal from a Lisbon event cost them theirs. And Eternal Fire finished a run nobody saw coming.

Below you’ll find every lineup and the full schedule. We also cover the teams that fell short and the storylines to follow.

Schedule, format and prize money

The PGL Major Singapore runs from November 24 to December 13. It’s the first CS2 Major in Southeast Asia. The prize pool sits at $1.25 million, with $500,000 for the winner.

• Stage 1, November 24 to 27: 16 teams in a Swiss bracket. Best-of-one, except best-of-three for elimination and advancement matches.
• Stage 2, November 28 to December 1: The eight Stage 1 survivors meet the eight Stage 2 invites. Same format.
• Stage 3, December 2 to 6: The top eight from Stage 2 join the eight highest seeds. Every match is a best-of-three.
• Playoffs, December 10 to 13: Single elimination at the Singapore Indoor Stadium, with a best-of-five grand final.

The playoffs also include a third-place decider, the first in Counter-Strike Major history. The arena holds over 12,000 fans.

All 32 PGL Major Singapore teams and lineups

These are the rosters from HLTV’s confirmed invite list. PGL hasn’t published official Major rosters yet, so a few could still change.

Stage 3

• Spirit: sh1ro, magixx, tN1R, zont1x, donk (coach: hally)
• Vitality: apEX, ropz, ZywOo, flameZ, mezii (coach: XTQZZZ)
• FURIA: FalleN, yuurih, YEKINDAR, KSCERATO, molodoy (coach: sidde)
• MOUZ: torzsi, Spinx, xertioN, PR, xelex (coach: sycrone)
• Aurora: XANTARES, woxic, Jimpphat, kyxsan, Wicadia (coach: ash)
• Falcons: karrigan, NiKo, TeSeS, m0NESY, kyousuke (coach: zonic)
• Legacy: arT, dumau, latto, try, ksloks (coach: adrrr)
• BetBoom: Boombl4, zorte, S1ren, d1Ledez, Magnojez (coach: Fierce)

Stage 2

• FUT: SunPayus, xfl0ud, dem0n, Krabeni, dziugss (coach: coolio)
• Natus Vincere: Aleksib, iM, b1t, w0nderful, makazze (coach: B1ad3)
• 1win: Ax1Le, nafany, BELCHONOKK, fame, ArtFr0st (coach: groove)
• MIBR: LNZ, nqz, insani, venomzera, tomaszin (coach: LETN1)
• Nemiga: KaiR0N-, Xant3r, robo, khaN, syph0 (coach: boX)
• G2: huNter-, NertZ, r1nkle, HeavyGod, MATYS (coach: sAw)
• Astralis: phzy, siuhy, Staehr, ryu, cmtry (coach: NEO)
• The MongolZ: nin9, bLitz, Techno, 910, cobrazera (coach: maaRaa)

Stage 1

• Ninjas in Pyjamas: stavn, sjuush, Krimbo, adamb, xKacpersky (coach: Xizt)
• HEROIC: Brollan, nilo, susp, MartinezSa, Chr1zN (coach: Snappi)
• Eternal Fire: MisteM, regali, soulfly, Kvem, jottAAA (coach: Fabre)
• Liquid: NAF, EliGE, malbsMd, JT, Jorko (coach: flashie)
• M80: slaxz-, Swisher, s1n, JBa, Lake (coach: dephh)
• Imperial: chelo, VINI, decenty, noway, saadzin (coach: tacitus)
• BC.Game: s1mple, Magisk, asap, Senzu, mzinho (coach: TaZ)
• FlyQuest: jks, aliStair, INS, Vexite, nettik (coach: AZR)
• PARIVISION: HObbit, FL1T, Jame, xiELO, zweih (coach: dastan)
• FaZe: frozen, Twistzz, Neityu, jcobbb, JBOEN (coach: enkay J)
• 100 Thieves: device, rain, Gizmy, sirah, poiii (coach: gla1ve)
• 9z: max, dgt, meyern, luchov, HUASOPEEK (coach: BIT)
• DENDELE: gafolo, koala, maxxkor, rdnzao, doc (coach: coachi)
• Wildcard: nEMANHA, Cxzi, reck, HexT, fr3nd (coach: splawik)
• Chinggis Warriors: sk0R, ROUX, cool4st, fury5k, tikuak (coach: Redka)
• Lynn Vision: Westmelon, z4KR, Starry, EmiliaQAQ, C4LLM3SU3 (coach: GUM)

Storylines to follow

Falcons arrive as defending champions. They swept FURIA 3-0 in the Cologne final in June, and NiKo finally lifted his first Major after 17 attempts. FURIA have bounced back since by winning PGL Masters Bucharest.

That FURIA run comes with an edge. FalleN has announced he’ll retire at the end of 2026, so Singapore could be his last Major. Both of his Major titles came in 2016, the second one with SK in Cologne.

Two rosters still have question marks. FUT and Astralis share a VRS roster problem over SunPayus and cmtry. FUT have asked Valve for an exception. Legacy, meanwhile, benched n1ssim in late October and brought in ksloks as a stand-in for the rest of the season.

Stage 1 looks brutal

Look at that Stage 1 list again. FaZe, Liquid, NiP and HEROIC all have to fight through the opening week. So does PARIVISION, with Jame and FL1T on the roster.

Then there’s BC.Game. Valve let them qualify through the Asian standings, which puts s1mple back at a Major. He now plays next to Magisk and two former MongolZ players, Senzu and mzinho.

It’s hard to pick more than one or two obvious 0-3 candidates. A few big names will probably leave Singapore before Stage 2 even starts.

Eternal Fire went from 5% to qualified

The story of the race is Eternal Fire. Before their DraculaN Season 7 win in late October, HLTV’s model gave them less than a 5% chance. Then they won Stake Ranked Episode 5 too.

In that grand final, they came back from 0-2 down against fnatic and won 3-2. Samet “jottAAA” Köklü led a lower-bracket run through Nemesis, BIG, Astralis and MIBR. It was their third tournament win in about six weeks.

Who missed out

Five teams with real hopes will watch from home.

• fnatic: Led Eternal Fire 2-0 in the Stake Ranked final and lost 3-2.
• HOTU: Lost the GLuck Moscow Cyber Games final to 1win, then needed help from Buenos Aires that never came.
• NRG: Wildcard knocked them out in the FiRe Last Chance quarter-finals.
• paiN: Their chances ended with an early exit from Gamers Club Masters.
• TYLOO: Withdrew from HyperX Retake Season 13 in Lisbon before the playoffs. Lynn Vision took Asia’s last spot instead.

100 Thieves sealed Europe’s 18th place by winning FiRe Last Chance on Sunday. Wildcard still got in through the Americas after beating NRG.

Four teams make their Major debut

100 Thieves lead the four newcomers. The org qualified for ELEAGUE Major Boston in 2018 but never played after visa problems. This time device and rain bring five Major titles between them, with gla1ve as coach.

1win, BC.Game and DENDELE complete the list. DENDELE field the former Sharks lineup, while 1win start straight in Stage 2 after beating HOTU in Moscow.

Ten Danes in Singapore

Danish fans will have a lot to follow, even with Singapore seven hours ahead. device and sirah play for 100 Thieves, with gla1ve as coach. karrigan and TeSeS defend the title with Falcons, and zonic coaches them. sycrone coaches MOUZ.

Over at NiP, you’ll find stavn and sjuush. Staehr plays for Astralis, while Chr1zN and coach Snappi represent HEROIC. Magisk is on BC.Game, and JBOEN plays for FaZe.

Most of them start in Stage 1, though. 100 Thieves, NiP, HEROIC, FaZe and BC.Game all need a top-eight finish between November 24 and 27.