Ph646 Register mobile,REGISTER NOW GET FREE 888 PESOS REWARDS! https://www.zmpay.top Global ESports & Gaming News, Reviews, Forums, Betting Sites, Bookmakers Odds, Tips, Free Bets & Bonuses Wed, 13 Nov 2024 23:46:13 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 https://www.zmpay.top/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/cropped-esb-favicon-32x32.png Perfect World Shanghai Major Asia RMR Archives - Esport Bet https://www.zmpay.top 32 32 FlyQuest secure final Asian spot at PW Shanghai Major 2024 https://www.zmpay.top/flyquest-secure-final-asian-spot-at-pw-shanghai-major-2024/ https://www.zmpay.top/flyquest-secure-final-asian-spot-at-pw-shanghai-major-2024/#respond Wed, 13 Nov 2024 23:46:13 +0000 https://www.zmpay.top/?p=39583 FlyQuest has clinched the final Asia-Pacific slot at the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 following a dominant 2-0 win over Lynn Vision in the lower bracket final of the Asia RMR.

Despite being favourites to qualify, FlyQuest’s path was anything but smooth, as they had to battle through a full lower bracket run.

The Australian Counter-Strike 2 squad narrowly edged out DRILLAS in the previous match, surviving multiple map points to secure a 2-1 victory.

However, their final clash with Lynn Vision proved to be a statement win, as the Aussies lost only 10 rounds over both maps.

For FlyQuest, who missed the Copenhagen Major earlier in 2024, this is a significant comeback.

In the Americas RMR, Wildcard and MIBR became the first teams to qualify for the Shanghai Major.

Wildcard delivered an impressive performance, defeating 9z Team 2-0.

Led by Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz, Wildcard��s run featured wins over top-ranked teams in Team Liquid and paiN Gaming.

Nuke was a nail-biter, with Wildcard rallying from a 5-11 deficit to win in overtime, while Inferno saw them take full control.

Wildcard��s qualification marks the Major debut for the organisation and stanislaw��s first appearance since 2021.

Joining them is MIBR, who also secured a Major spot after taking down Complexity 2-0.

MIBR triumphed on both Nuke and Vertigo, showcasing resilience and teamwork.

Notably, Felipe “insani” Yuji became emotional in the post-match interview, expressing gratitude to his teammates.

MIBR��s victory included standout performances from players like Rafael “saffee” Costa and Andr�� “drop” Abreu, who made crucial plays to keep the team��s Major dreams alive.

Complexity, 9z, paiN, M80, FURIA, and Liquid still have chances to qualify as the Americas RMR continues.

While there have been few unexpected eliminations thus far, the final rounds promise intense competition as teams vie for the remaining slots.

Thursday’s Americas RMR matches

  • 9z Team ($2.75) vs paiN Gaming ($1.40) @ 12pm CST
  • BOSS ($3.75) vs BESTIA ($1.25) @ 12pm CST
  • Complexity ($1.40) vs M80 ($2.75) @ 3pm CST
  • Imperial Esports ($1.08) vs KRU Esports ($7.00) @ 3pm CST
  • Legacy ($1.83) vs RED Canids ($1.83) @ 6pm CST
  • Team Liquid ($1.61) vs FURIA Esports ($2.20) @ 6pm CST

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]]> https://www.zmpay.top/flyquest-secure-final-asian-spot-at-pw-shanghai-major-2024/feed/ 0 The MongolZ & Rare Atom advance to PW Shanghai Major https://www.zmpay.top/the-mongolz-rare-atom-advance-to-pw-shanghai-major/ https://www.zmpay.top/the-mongolz-rare-atom-advance-to-pw-shanghai-major/#respond Tue, 12 Nov 2024 23:44:12 +0000 https://www.zmpay.top/?p=39541 The Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 Asia and Americas RMRs have kicked off, with early highlights and surprising results shaping up as teams battle for spots at one of the biggest Counter-Strike 2 tournaments this year.

Asia RMR

The MongolZ, as expected, were favourites to advance, and they did so in style, defeating Alter Ego and DRILLAS to qualify for their third consecutive Counter-Strike Major.

Though they dropped a map to DRILLAS, they still lived up to their reputation as the team to beat, showing why they��re a top contender.

Rare Atom delivered an impressive performance to join The MongolZ in qualifying, especially as this Major is being held in China, marking a home-field advantage.

Their path through GR Gaming and TALON wasn��t the toughest, but they made the most of it, with standout performances from Andrew ��kaze�� Khong, who clutched a 1v3 on Vertigo to seal their 13-8 win.

Rare Atom��s victory also ensures a Chinese team will be present on the Shanghai stage, keeping local fans engaged.

Meanwhile, DRILLAS, the team backed by streamer ohnePixel, saw some surprising success, surviving the opening round with a win over Lynn Vision and taking a map from The MongolZ.

However, they fell in the upper bracket, setting up a crucial lower-bracket match against FlyQuest.

DRILLAS’ journey has been an entertaining storyline, especially with ohnePixel cheering them on.

TALON now faces Lynn Vision in the lower bracket semifinals, and the winner will face either FlyQuest or DRILLAS to fight for the last Major spot.

Americas RMR

In the Americas RMR, both Team Liquid and FURIA Esports navigated early challenges.

Liquid bounced back from an opening loss to Wildcard with a dominant 13-2 win over KR�� Esports, while FURIA recovered from a shaky start to beat Case Gaming.

Both teams remain in the 1-1 bracket, and fans will be watching closely to see if they can regain their form as the tournament progresses.

The real standout from the Americas RMR so far has been Wildcard.

With Aran “Sonic” Groesbeek and Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz leading the charge, Wildcard has pulled off impressive victories, including a 13-10 win over paiN Gaming and a comeback against Liquid.

With two wins under their belt, Wildcard only needs one more to secure a Major spot, with their next challenge against 9z Team.

9z, another underdog, has shown surprising strength, dominating RED Canids and Legacy.

With two wins, they join Wildcard, Complexity, and MIBR in the 2-0 bracket, meaning they��ll also have multiple chances to reach the Major.

Complexity and MIBR are holding strong in the 2-0 bracket after a nail-biting overtime win for Complexity and a solid showing from MIBR��s Raphael “exit” Lacerda and Rafael “saffee” Costa.

Meanwhile, teams like RED Canids, Nouns, Case, and KR�� find themselves in elimination territory after failing to secure wins on day one, facing an uphill battle to stay in contention.

With multiple upsets, standout performances from lesser-known teams, and returning veterans, the PW Shanghai Major RMRs are shaping up to be an exciting lead-up to one of the most anticipated CS2 tournaments of the year.

Wednesday’s Shanghai Major RMR matches

  • FlyQuest ($1.50) vs DRILLAS ($2.50) @ 12pm CST
  • FURIA Esports ($1.16) vs BOSS ($4.50) @ 12pm CST
  • Legacy ($2.10) vs M80 ($1.66) @ 12pm CST
  • paiN Gaming ($1.66) vs Imperial Esports ($2.10) @ 1pm CST
  • Team Liquid ($2.62) vs BESTIA ($3.40) @ 1pm CST
  • KRU Esports ($1.50) vs Nouns ($1.44) @ 2pm CST
  • Wildcard ($2.10) vs 9z ($1.66) @ 2pm CST
  • Lynn Vision ($1.50) vs TALON ($2.50) @ 3pm CST
  • Complexity ($1.53) vs MIBR ($2.37) @ 5pm CST
  • RED Canids ($1.25) vs Case Esports ($3.75) @ 5pm CST
  • FlyQuest/DRILLAS vs Lynn Vision/TALON @ 7pm CST

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]]> https://www.zmpay.top/the-mongolz-rare-atom-advance-to-pw-shanghai-major/feed/ 0 The MongolZ & DRILLAS claim Asia RMR opening round wins https://www.zmpay.top/the-mongolz-drillas-claim-asia-rmr-opening-round-wins/ https://www.zmpay.top/the-mongolz-drillas-claim-asia-rmr-opening-round-wins/#respond Tue, 12 Nov 2024 00:03:53 +0000 https://www.zmpay.top/?p=39519 The Asia RMR tournament, held in Shanghai from November 11-13, 2024, marks the final stage for Asian and Oceanian teams vying for a spot at the Perfect World Shanghai Major.

With a double-elimination format, eight top Counter-Strike 2 teams compete for the four available slots at the Major.

The tournament��s opening day saw several high-stakes best-of-one matches, and the event now advances into its best-of-three phase, raising the strategic demands on each team.

The MongolZ and DRILLAS opened their RMR campaigns with impressive performances, securing spots in the upper bracket’s next round.

The MongolZ outclassed Alter Ego on Ancient, especially dominating on the counter-terrorist side and neutralising Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand��s squad.

Meanwhile, DRILLAS overcame tech issues to beat Lynn Vision 13-11 in a tense match on Ancient.

DRILLAS led 7-5 at halftime, but Lynn Vision mounted a comeback, nearly turning the game in their favour.

Ultimately, DRILLAS��s aggressive strategies prevailed, with Vladyslav “Kvem” Korolj earning MVP honours, while Wang “afufu” Jianye was Lynn Vision��s top-rated player.

Elsewhere, Rare Atom decisively defeated GR 13-4 on Anubis.

Rare Atom��s consistent control, particularly from MVP Xu “somebody” Haowen with an impressive 1.62 rating, left GR struggling to respond.

GR’s standout player, Arkadii “SALO_MUX” Balanda, fought hard, earning an EVP rating of 1.27.

TALON also moved forward by defeating FlyQuest 13-9 on Inferno.

TALON��s Corey “nettik” Browne, with a rating of 1.51, delivered a balanced performance, while FlyQuest��s Declan “Vexite” Portelli kept the match competitive with a strong showing and a 1.07 rating.

DRILLAS will face The MongolZ in a best-of-three in the upper bracket, testing both teams�� adaptability across multiple maps.

Rare Atom will take on TALON, with each team aiming to secure one of the two qualifying spots up for grabs.

The lower bracket features elimination matches as Alter Ego battles Lynn Vision and GR meets FlyQuest, with the losing teams facing elimination from the RMR.

Meanwhile, the Perfect World Shanghai Major Amercias RMR will begin on Tuesday, with each of the 16 North and South American teams battling it out for seven Opening Stage spots.

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