ESL Impact League Season 8 — Counter-Strike 2
finishedWon by BIG EQUIPA, runner-up MIBR Female.
- game
Counter-Strike 2- dates
- Nov 28 – Nov 30 2025
- tier
- 2
- location
- Stockholm, Sweden
- teams
- 8
Record places
of 53 by winner’s share of the pool
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
Champion
BIG EQUIPA
$50,000
first-place prize
8–3
BIG EQUIPA maps in our data, won–lost
series 4–1
100.0% of BIG EQUIPA’s season prize money: the club’s only paid event of the season
How the pool is split
the pool is allocated by place in full
40.7%
first place
$50,000 of the $123,000 allocated
82.1%
top half of the rows
top 4 rows of 8 · $101,000
×2.0
first place to second
$50,000 against $25,000
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 49 of 69 events; median 36.8%.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
- beforeMČR 2025
- aftereXTREMESLAND 2025
Matches played
13
matches
23
maps
8 of 8
placement-table teams in these matches
42.9%
bo3 to a third map: 3 of 7
more than 25 of 61 season events; median 44.4%
The 10 latest of 13 series are shown.
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BIG EQUIPA lost its first match of ESL Impact League Season 8 in Stockholm, a best-of-one to Sakura Esports on November 28, and did not lose again. Four best-of-three wins followed, ending with 2–0 over NIP Impact and 2–1 over MIBR Female in the final on November 30, on Dust II, Inferno and Nuke.
The $50,000 first prize is the club’s only paid result of the season and so all of its season prize money. MIBR Female beat Atrix Esports and Sakura Esports 2–0 each on its way to the final.
Dust II was the map of the event, played seven times in 23 maps, and three of the seven best-of-three series went the distance.