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| Utilizing Fuse’s extensive ordinance, Furia took down NRG for the best spot in the endgame, and then pushed all remaining teams into each other to take the victory. Apex at its most chaotic marked game four, with a final circle pulling out into the open just to the northeast of Lava Siphon. XSET took the victory, but Spacestation and G2 also picked up serious points as players searched for anything close to cover, crossfires took down multiple teams, and marginal gains became massive swings. With just two games remaining, what seemed like an easy NRG victory was suddenly opened back up to several teams. G2 rode their third-place finish to cut NRG’s lead to just 12 points. Spacestation jumped up from the middle of the pack into fourth. And with the sixth and 15th place teams only separated by nine points, the final two games still had the potential to substantially shake up the standings. 토토사이트추천 Early exits for G2 and NRG again in game five narrowed the margins at the top of the leaderboard even further. Ghost Gaming ran through the lobby in a Climatizer final circle, and Spacestation’s excellent positioning and patient play paid dividends yet again with another second-place finish. Ghost’s massive 14-kill victory propelled the team seven spots up the leaderboard into fifth place and set up a game six ripe for opportunity. NRG still held the lead at 60 points, but the teams below them were all within reach: G2 in second at 49 points, Spacestation in third at 47, Esports Arena in fourth with 45, and Ghost Gaming directly behind them with 43. What started as a rout turned into a war of attrition between teams with vastly different styles: teams that liked to fight on edge, teams that preferred to find spots in the middle of the final circle and save fighting until the very last second, and everything in between. The day’s victory and 12 vital points towards qualifying for the Split 1 playoffs remained dangling just out of reach, waiting to be claimed. In the end, it was NRG who claimed it. But just barely. Beginning the game by eliminating Spacestation, NRG went out in 19th place after Furia caught out the team on a long rotation, giving them only three points. In their absence and down a man, G2 duo Rigoberto “Gentrifyinq” Padilla and Jordan “Resultuh” Resulta not only survived to a fourth-place finish but racked up six kills in the process. Gent swooped into and out of fights on his trademark Wraith and dealt out the pain with an R-301. The team finished second, only missing out on first place by three points, and Gent topped the kill leaderboard on the day. Those three points G2 trailed NRG by? Those were the three points NRG picked up by taking out Spacestation in the final game of the day. Free agent team Neanderthals took the victory in the final game, but the story remained at the top of the table. NRG grabbed 12 points for themselves to vault themselves into third place in North America with one more day in week three remaining, while the consistency of Esports Arena and Spacestation placed them in first and second, respectively. |
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