Russian WCG Qualifier finished

The Russian elite have been gathered during the last few days, in order to decide whom to represent Russia at the upcoming World Cyber Games.

The Russian WCG Qualifier was to be decided between 32 top tuned and hopeful teams. ForZe entered the tournament as favourites after winning the KODE 5 Qualifier, but they were not able to fulfil the expectations. The unknown GM managed to beat the contenders in the third upper round and Seven.pro finished the job in the fifth round in lower bracket. ForZe unfortunately will leave Moscow empty handed.

With the departure of ForZe all the remaining teams had a fair chance to win the tournament, but Virtus.pro and Begrip Gaming proved they where the better of the remaining teams. Virtus.pro has been superior during the entire event, but Begrip Gaming showed the world that a bit of adversity doesn’t knock them out – literarily.

Consolation Final - de_dust2

-DA- vs. Begrip 15 : 19

Lower Final - de_nuke

Seven.pro vs. Begrip 7 : 16

Upper Final - de_train

Virtus.pro vs. -DA- 16 : 5

Lower Round 6 - de_dust2

GM vs. Begrip 14 : 16

Lower Round 5 - de_inferno

A-Gaming vs. Begrip 4 : 16

Upper Semi-Final - de_nuke

Virtus.pro vs. GM 16 : 10

Lower Round 4 - de_train

Begrip vs. tk/party 16 : 1

Upper Round 3 - de_dust2

Virtus.Pro vs. 7x.c-Tcm 16 : 8
Begrip vs. TRAP 11 : 16

Upper Round 2 - de_inferno

Virtus.Pro vs. Allstars 16 : 8
Seven.pro vs. Begrip 10 : 16

Upper Round 1 - de_train

Virtus.Pro vs. a114u 16 : 7
Redsox vs. Begrip 0 : 16

Today the final kicked off at 17:00 between the Russian top teams to decide who got momentum in Russia.

Grand Final - de_nuke

Virtus.pro vs. Begrip 16 : 5

Virtus.pro managed to keep their unbeaten record with a 16 : 5 win and will be the proud represent at WCG in a couple of months.

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