Asian Champions League 2026 — Counter-Strike 2
finishedWon by Lynn Vision Gaming, runner-up JiJieHao.
- game
Counter-Strike 2- dates
- May 11 – May 17 2026
- tier
- 2
- location
- Shanghai, China
- teams
- 16
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
$0 — the place pays nothing: 8 rows of 16.
Champion
$80,000
first-place prize
11–3
Lynn Vision Gaming maps in our data, won–lost
series 5–0; 78.6% of maps here, 41.8% over the season
30.3% of Lynn Vision Gaming’s season prize money: its biggest payout of 11
How the pool is split
the pool is allocated by place in full
53.3%
first place
$80,000 of the $150,000 allocated
100.0%
top half of the rows
top 8 rows of 16 · $150,000
×2.7
first place to second
$80,000 against $30,000
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 62 of 69 events; median 36.8%.
The same pool is announced for 3 other events this season, so all 4 share rank 48.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
Matches played
29
matches
73
maps
16 of 16
placement-table teams in these matches
46.4%
bo3 to a third map: 13 of 28
more than 36 of 61 season events; median 44.4%
The 10 latest of 29 series are shown.
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Lynn Vision Gaming won the Asian Champions League 2026 in Shanghai without losing a series, 5–0, and beat JiJieHao 3–1 in the final on May 17 on Dust II, Ancient, Inferno and Anubis. Its closest match was the semifinal, 2–1 over THUNDERdOWNUNDER on May 16.
The run stands out against the club’s season: it won 78.6% of its maps here and only 41.8% across the season, and the $80,000 first prize is its largest payout of 11, 30.3% of its season earnings.
The pool was one of the most top-heavy of the season: first place took 53.3% of the $150,000, and the eight clubs from ninth place down received nothing.