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BLAST Open Spring 2026 — Counter-Strike 2

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Won by Team Vitality, runner-up Natus Vincere.

game
Counter-Strike 2
dates
Mar 18 – Mar 29 2026
tier
1
location
Rotterdam, Netherlands
teams
16

Against the season

1 of 4

favourites in top four

table’s top four: Team Vitality — 1, Team Spirit — 7–8, Team Falcons — 5–6, FURIA — 7–8

17.2

average season-table rank of Team Vitality’s opponents

the 16th hardest path of 40 season events; 5 of 5 series against table clubs

table favourite Team Vitality (1st): won the event

+7

NRG: 16th in the field by the table, finished 9–12

biggest climb of 16 field clubs

+233.3%

prize pool vs BLAST Open Fall 2025

$330,000 → $1,100,000

Season-table ranks of 16 of 16 field clubs, of 50median 17.5

The thick mark is Team Vitality, 1st in the table.

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 Team Vitality $250,000
2 Natus Vincere $160,000
3-4 Aurora Gaming $115,000
3-4 PARIVISION $115,000
5-6 Team Falcons $75,000
5-6 The MongolZ $75,000
7-8 FURIA $50,000
7-8 Team Spirit $50,000
9-12 9z Team $32,500
9-12 NRG $32,500
9-12 Team Liquid $32,500
9-12 TYLOO $32,500
13-16 B8 $20,000
13-16 FaZe Clan $20,000
13-16 MOUZ $20,000
13-16 Ninjas in Pyjamas $20,000

Champion

Team Vitality

$250,000

first-place prize

11–0

Team Vitality maps in our data, won–lost

series 5–0; 100.0% of maps here, 71.7% over the season

6.1% of Team Vitality’s season prize money: its 7th-largest payout of 22; the biggest: BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 ($500,000); the same at BLAST Rivals Spring 2026

On the roster at the start: apEX, flameZ, mezii, ropz, XTQZZZ, ZywOo

How the pool is split

the pool is allocated by place in full

22.7%

first place

$250,000 of the $1,100,000 allocated

80.9%

top half of the rows

top 8 rows of 16 · $890,000

×1.6

first place to second

$250,000 against $160,000

Against the season: the lowest first-place share of 69 events, tied with 1 more; median 36.8%.

The same pool is announced for 1 other event this season, so the two share rank 17.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Facts and records

10

titles this season for Team Vitality; this is the 6th

most this season

11

maps won by Team Vitality

none dropped · 5 matches in our data

This was Team Vitality’s 6th of 10 titles this season and its 3rd in a row; the next came at Intel Extreme Masters Rio 2026; no club has won more this season. The club did not drop a single map here: 11 of 11 across 5 matches in our data. In our season table of 50 clubs with at least 40 maps in our data, it ranks first by share of maps won: no one in this field ranked higher.

Matches played

CS2 match feed

29

matches

70

maps

16 of 16

placement-table teams in these matches

39.3%

bo3 to a third map: 11 of 28

more than 13 of 61 season events; median 44.4%

maps of this tournament — the number beside each map is how many times it was played at this tournament Mirage · 16Dust II · 12Inferno · 12Ancient · 11Nuke · 10Overpass · 6Anubis · 3
date teams score maps
Mar 29 Natus Vincere Team Vitality 0:3 bo5Inferno, Anubis, Dust II
Mar 28 Natus Vincere PARIVISION 2:1 bo3Dust II, Inferno, Mirage
Mar 28 Team Vitality Aurora Gaming 2:0 bo3Inferno, Nuke
Mar 27 PARIVISION Team Falcons 2:0 bo3Mirage, Ancient
Mar 27 Aurora Gaming The MongolZ 2:0 bo3Inferno, Mirage
Mar 23 Aurora Gaming Natus Vincere 0:2 bo3Anubis, Nuke
Mar 23 Team Falcons FURIA 2:1 bo3Mirage, Dust II, Nuke
Mar 23 Team Vitality PARIVISION 2:0 bo3Mirage, Inferno
Mar 23 Team Spirit The MongolZ 0:2 bo3Nuke, Overpass
Mar 22 Team Falcons TYLOO 2:1 bo3Inferno, Ancient, Mirage

The 10 latest of 29 series are shown.

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Team Vitality won BLAST Open Spring 2026 in Rotterdam without dropping a map: 11–0 over five series, ending with a 3–0 over Natus Vincere in the final on March 29 on Inferno, Anubis and Dust II. It was the sixth of its ten titles this season and the third in a row.

The rest of the favourites struggled. Of the four best clubs of the field by our table only Vitality reached the top four: Team Falcons finished fifth to sixth, Team Spirit and FURIA seventh to eighth, and MOUZ, fifth by the table, went out in 13th to 16th.

The pool, $1,100,000, was more than three times that of BLAST Open Fall 2025, and it was spread unusually wide: the winner’s $250,000 was only 22.7% of it, the lowest first-place share of the season, shared with one other event.

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