BLAST Frequent Flyers Program 2026 — Counter-Strike 2
liveUnder way; entrants: 3DMAX, Astralis, Aurora Gaming and 13 more.
- game
Counter-Strike 2- dates
- Jan 1 – Dec 31 2026
- tier
- 1
- location
- World
- slots
- 8
Before the start
6 of 10
top table clubs entered
rank 14 of 73 fields this season, tied with 6 more
14.5
median table rank of 50
16 of 16 entrants are in the table
Season-table ranks of 16 of 16 field clubs, of 50
The outer marks are ranks 1 and 40.
Record places
of 80 by prize pool, shared by 2
Entrants · 16
from the participant list; places not decided yet
3DMAXAstralisAurora GamingFaZe ClanFURIAGamerLegionHEROICMOUZNatus VincerePaiN GamingPARIVISIONTeam FalconsTeam LiquidTeam SpiritTeam VitalityThe MongolZ
Prize distribution
places not decided yet — the prize money for each place
Places are decided as the tournament goes; shown is the prize money by place.
How the pool is split
no published breakdown by place
nothing to divide: not one place shows prize money
The pool has no published breakdown by place, so there is nothing to divide; the season rank and share in the header use the announced pool. The same pool is announced for 1 other event this season, so the two share rank 1.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
Facts and records
In our season table of 50 clubs with at least 40 maps in our data, the highest-ranked entrant is Team Vitality, 1st by share of maps won.
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The BLAST Frequent Flyers Program 2026 runs across the whole calendar year, from January 1 to December 31, rather than in a single week. Its $2,000,000 pool is the largest of the season, shared with one other event, and no breakdown by place has been published.
All 16 entrants are in our season table, six of its top ten among them, ranging from Team Vitality, first, to PaiN Gaming, 40th. Vitality has won ten titles this season, more than any other club.
Several of the clubs have changed their lineups during the year: The MongolZ moved DarkMeister to its inactive list on September 15 and lost tikuak on September 27, and Astralis moved HooXi and jabbi to its inactive list on October 9.