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Exort The Proving Grounds Season 1 — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by TEAM NEXT LEVEL, runner-up Fnatic.

game
Counter-Strike 2
dates
Jun 6 – Jun 22 2025
tier
3
location
Europe
teams
24

Against the season

2 of 4

favourites in top four

table’s top four: Fnatic — 2, Partizan Esports — 9–16, PARIVISION — 9–16, Ninjas in Pyjamas — 3–4

+7

BC.Game Esports: 9th in the field by the table, finished 3–4

biggest climb of 12 field clubs

−5

SINNERS Esports: 7th in the field by the table, but finished 23–24

biggest drop of 12 field clubs

57.4%

bo3 to a third map: 27 of 47

more than 54 of 61 season events; median 44.4%

Season-table ranks of 12 of 24 field clubs, of 50median 29.5

The outer marks are ranks 8 and 48.

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 TEAM NEXT LEVEL $40,336
2 Fnatic $23,049
3-4 BC.Game Esports $5,762
3-4 Ninjas in Pyjamas $5,762
5-8 BIG $2,881
5-8 Iberian Soul $2,881
5-8 OG $2,881
9-16 500 $0
9-16 9INE $0
9-16 Astrum $0
9-16 PARIVISION $0
9-16 RUBY $0
9-16 Zero Tenacity $0
17-19 Marius $0
17-19 Nexus Gaming $0
17-19 Sashi Esport $0
20-22 Dynamo Eclot $0
20-22 Fire Flux Esports $0
20-22 GUN5 Esports $0
23-24 Fisher College $0
23-24 SINNERS Esports $0

$0 — the place pays nothing: 16 rows of 24.

Champion

TEAM NEXT LEVEL

$40,336

first-place prize

8–4

TEAM NEXT LEVEL maps in our data, won–lost

series 4–0

87.4% of TEAM NEXT LEVEL’s season prize money: its biggest payout of 2

How the pool is split

allocated in full, give or take rounding

46.7%

first place

$40,336 of the $86,433 allocated

100.0%

top half of the rows

top 12 rows of 24 · $86,433

×1.8

first place to second

$40,336 against $23,049

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 55 of 69 events; median 36.8%.

Shares are taken from the sum by place, $86,433; it differs from the announced $86,435 by $2 — rounding by place.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Matches played

CS2 match feed

47

matches

121

maps

24 of 24

placement-table teams in these matches

maps of this tournament — the number beside each map is how many times it was played at this tournament Inferno · 23Ancient · 19Anubis · 18Dust II · 17Mirage · 17Nuke · 14Train · 13
date teams score maps
Jun 22 Ninjas in Pyjamas Fnatic 1:2 bo3Dust II, Inferno, Train
Jun 22 BC.Game Esports TEAM NEXT LEVEL 1:2 bo3Train, Mirage, Anubis
Jun 22 Fnatic TEAM NEXT LEVEL 1:2 bo3Ancient, Train, Mirage
Jun 21 BIG BC.Game Esports 1:2 bo3Train, Mirage, Inferno
Jun 21 TEAM NEXT LEVEL Betclic Apogee Esports 2:1 bo3Nuke, Train, Dust II
Jun 20 Ninjas in Pyjamas Iberian Soul 2:1 bo3Inferno, Train, Nuke
Jun 20 Fnatic OG 2:0 bo3Ancient, Inferno
Jun 19 500 Iberian Soul 0:2 bo3Mirage, Nuke
Jun 19 Fnatic Zero Tenacity 2:1 bo3Anubis, Mirage, Inferno
Jun 19 BIG PARIVISION 2:0 bo3Ancient, Inferno

The 10 latest of 47 series are shown.

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TEAM NEXT LEVEL won the first Exort The Proving Grounds without losing a series, 4–0, and beat Fnatic, the strongest club of the field by our season table, in the final. The $40,336 first prize is 87.4% of everything the club has earned this season.

It was one of the tightest events of the season: 27 of its 47 best-of-three series went to a third map, 57.4%, one of the highest shares of the season.

Partizan Esports, second of the field by the table, dropped furthest, out in ninth to 16th, and 16 of the 24 clubs went unpaid. The series came back with much the same cast: BC.Game Esports, third to fourth here, was runner-up in Season 3, which BetBoom Team won.

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