PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 Europe RMR A

PGL CS2 Europe RMR A opening round schedule revealed

7-2-2024 11:42

The clashes in the first round of best-of-ones at the RMR have been made public.

PGL has revealed the first match-ups of its Europe RMR A, the final hurdle for teams still in the fight to make it to the PGL Major in Copenhagen. The qualifying tournament is slated to take place on February 14-17 in Bucharest, Romania.

The Swiss system will once again be in place, as is traditional. Best-of-ones will open and follow in the 1-0 and 1-1 pools before best-of-threes take over in all progression and elimination matches.

The top 8 teams will go straight to the Major, while the teams finishing in 9-11th place will have a lost shot in the Last Chance Qualifier, where three teams from Europe RMR A and three from Europe RMR B will fight for one last spot in Copenhagen.

Two sets of matches will start at the same time in the opening round, at 12:00 , after which the following three sets will follow. FaZe and Virtus.pro will both be in the first set, facing off against 9 Pandas and SAW, respectively. Natus Vincere will then face KOI and G2 will go up against Into the Breach.

Eternal Fire vs. Ninjas in Pyjamas will follow alongside AMKAL vs. Enterprise, while BetBoom vs. fnatic and 3DMAX vs. Falcons will close out the first round of matches.

Date	Matches
PGL CS2 Major Copenhagen 2024 Europe RMR A
14/02/2024	FaZe 12:00 9 Pandas	Match
14/02/2024	Virtus.pro 12:00 SAW	Match
14/02/2024	G2 12:55 Into the Breach	Match
14/02/2024	Natus Vincere 13:00 KOI	Match
14/02/2024	Eternal Fire 14:05 Ninjas in Pyjamas	Match
14/02/2024	AMKAL 14:15 Enterprise	Match
14/02/2024	BetBoom 15:20 fnatic	Match
14/02/2024	3DMAX 15:20 Falcons	Match

VP saw legendary

2024-02-07 11:43

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*PTSD kicks in Noooo not Jame time ffs

2024-02-07 12:25

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its like real madrid vs bayern, its unavoidable

2024-02-07 12:49

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0/8 SAW won nothing and is now Real Madrid? Cmon bro

2024-02-07 14:13

this time SAW will get the job done

2024-02-07 16:20

Uh oh

2024-02-07 15:53

i am very ready to stay up too late :))))

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if u living at the end of the world

2024-02-07 11:45

feelsbad, i remember trying to watch cac, it was not possible

2024-02-07 11:48

i feel bad for all australians lmao, only t1 tournaments you can watch in normal hours are sydneys

2024-02-07 11:55

Chinese events are not too bad

2024-02-07 12:24

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oh yeah i forgot about them

Feel bad for Australia? Try New Zealand. We are 3-5 hours ahead of Australia. For context, IEM Katowice finals are at 5:00 AM

2024-02-07 14:18

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feelsbadman … I’ve been getting up at 630 am to watch the 730 am start of the Katowice play-in/groups but 5 am is a bit nuts :(

2024-02-07 16:26

Yeah all the games start at 1:30 am, meaning at most I catch the first map of the first game

2024-02-08 15:44

I remember IEM Sydney 2023 the matches were at a dead time I stayed up late until 3 or 4 am maybe but my teams I support got eliminated so I reduced the things to 1 or 12am. CS is love

2024-02-08 00:44

was there in person for that :) every IEM sydney ive been too has been extremely rememberable

2024-02-08 01:57

cool

sweet

I KNOW HOW I SPEND MY VALENTINES DAY

2024-02-07 11:47

Hahaha

I was looking for BIG but then I remembered their gameplan is from cs1.6 era and they basically fucked up the whole season already

2024-02-07 11:52

Hm? Womens cs has no major?!

2024-02-07 18:46

I don't get why 1 play vs 9 instead of 16. Anyway, it should be Faze VP (Saw will keep it close) Navi G2 EF Amkak Betboom - Fnatic and 3D - Falcons more of a toss up

to make it not a complete curbstomp

2024-02-07 12:01

These are the major qualifications, why would teams need protecting here?

2024-02-07 12:11

having #1 vs #16 is also giving protection to the #1 by giving them an easier matchup its not about protection, its to give everyone more of a fair chance for the older majors making it to playoffs automatically qualified you to the legends stage of the next major and this gave a huge advantage to teams that ranked high in the previous major regardless of whether they were deserving of it and this was abolished for a reason

2024-02-07 12:15

"Don't give advantage to the #1 seed because it's more fair this way" is all I read. This way you just force matchups that disregard recent form altogether.

2024-02-07 12:21

It's to prevent strange Buchholz seeding in the later rounds, otherwise low ranked teams would get seeding boosts by being destroyed by teams likely to go 3-0. It's better for #9 to lose against #1 than lose against #8

2024-02-07 14:38

6 first teams on the left win and through to the next stage

2024-02-07 11:59

Ez for 3dmax and djoko>boros

2024-02-07 12:00

EZ4ENTERPRISE

NaVi vs KOI as the opening sets up a real possibility of 0-3 for NaVi

2024-02-07 12:10

Who's your dealer?

Underestimating KOI and overestimating NaVi is bold

2024-02-07 12:22

Good stuff the stuff that he's selling you

2024-02-07 12:23

he’s not wrong tho ofc navi are favourites but it’s bo1 mr12, they could easily lose to koi

2024-02-07 13:22

Of course their is, but he's also mentioning Navi 0-3 in the same sentence, like they are Nexus or something

2024-02-07 13:26

Will there be Fantasy game? I guess not as the breaks between matches are too short?

2024-02-07 12:20

There was fantasy for both EU's and Americas last season. The short breaks are only on day 1 as they are all bo1. From round 3 on is only 1 match per day for each team.

2024-02-07 12:34