BLAST Pro Series São Paulo 2019
BLAST Pro Series São Paulo 2019 ran 22–23 March 2019 in São Paulo, Brazil and was won by Astralis. A $250K prize pool and 6 teams were on the line. Full final standings and prize money below.
- Dates: 22–23 March 2019
- Location: São Paulo, Brazil
- Prize pool: $250K
- Teams: 6
- Tier: Tier 1
- Type: Intl. LAN
- Game: CS:GO
Final standings
- 1st — Astralis — $125K
- 2nd — Liquid — $50K
- 3rd — ENCE — $45K
- 4th — Ninjas in Pyjamas — $15K
- 5th — FaZe — $10K
- 6th — MIBR — $5K
MVP: device
Exceptionally valuable players: Magisk · EliGE · Stewie2K · Xyp9x · nitr0 · sergej
Match results
Grand final
- 24 Mar — Astralis 2–1 Liquid (best of 3)
Winner receives an additional $20,000
- 23 Mar — ENCE 1–0 MIBR
Group stage
- 23 Mar — ENCE 15–15 Liquid
- 23 Mar — Astralis 16–13 FaZe
- 23 Mar — MIBR 13–16 Ninjas in Pyjamas
- 23 Mar — Astralis 16–12 Ninjas in Pyjamas
- 23 Mar — ENCE 16–9 FaZe
- 23 Mar — MIBR 2–16 Liquid
- 23 Mar — Astralis 16–10 MIBR
- 23 Mar — Liquid 16–8 FaZe
- 23 Mar — ENCE 16–7 Ninjas in Pyjamas
- 23 Mar — Astralis 16–14 ENCE
- 23 Mar — FaZe 16–11 MIBR
- 23 Mar — Ninjas in Pyjamas 3–16 Liquid
- 22 Mar — Astralis 16–13 Liquid
- 22 Mar — MIBR 9–16 ENCE
- 22 Mar — FaZe 7–16 Ninjas in Pyjamas
Rosters
- Astralis: Xyp9x · dupreeh · gla1ve · device · Magisk
- Liquid: nitr0 · NAF · EliGE · Stewie2K · Twistzz
- ENCE: allu · Aerial · xseveN · Aleksib · sergej
- Ninjas in Pyjamas: f0rest · GeT_RiGhT · draken · Lekr0 · REZ
- FaZe: AdreN · olofmeister · GuardiaN · NiKo · rain
- MIBR: FalleN · fer · coldzera · TACO · felps
Format
- Group stage: Round-robin BO1
- Playoffs: Grand final BO3
Play with these teams
- Guess the Player — A daily Counter-Strike 2 wordle: name the mystery pro from clues that light up green as you get closer.
- Blur — A pixelated photo of a Counter-Strike 2 pro sharpens with every wrong guess. Name them before the picture gives it away.
- Higher or Lower — Two Counter-Strike 2 pros, one hidden stat. Call higher or lower and build the longest streak you can.
- Bingo — A grid of Counter-Strike categories — countries, teams, trophies, roles. Fill each cell with a real pro, and no player twice.
- Team Path — Follow a Counter-Strike pro’s career through the teams they played for, and work out who it is.
- Major Draft — Draft five Counter-Strike 2 pros by role, then coach them live through a full Major — Swiss stage, playoffs, round by round.
- Pro Career — Create a Counter-Strike 2 pro at 16, sign with a real club, and play out a full career of seasons, transfers and choices.
- CS2 Wordle — The Wordle you know, played on the Counter-Strike dictionary: guess the daily word letter by letter, six tries.
- Ace — A ranked list of Counter-Strike pros for each difficulty, every day. Name everyone on it and it’s an ace.
- Fan Favourites — Vote for the Counter-Strike 2 pros you actually like — no account, no sign-up. The ranking below is the crowd's, updated the moment you click.
- CS2 Transfers — Every roster move HLTV has published, dated to the day, back to March 2023.
- Pro Manager — Run a real Counter-Strike 2 club on the real circuit — sign pros and retired legends, call the veto and every round, and climb Valve's ranking season after season.
- Fantasy Club — Open free CS2 card packs: a booster of five pro player cards every 2 hours, the first one without an account. Pull the OGs, every Major champion and the eras across seven rarities, fill a binder, and field five each week on the real matches.
- Multiplayer rooms — Press Find a match for a 1v1 against another player, or create a private room, send the code, and race your friends through the same rounds of Guess, Blur, Team Path, Higher-Lower, Wordle, Bingo, Ace, Chain or Major Draft — or pick Mixed and get a different game every round.
- CS2 tier lists — Rank Counter-Strike players, coaches, clubs or maps the way you see them, send the board to whoever you want with one link, and compare it with where everyone else put them.
- Crossfire — A 3×3 grid of Counter-Strike categories every day. Name a pro who fits both the row and the column of each square, with nine guesses for the whole grid.
- Chain — Two Counter-Strike pros, a start and a target. Get from one to the other by naming teammates, in as few names as possible.
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