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Exort The Proving Grounds Season 3 — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by BetBoom Team, runner-up BC.Game Esports.

game
Counter-Strike 2
dates
Aug 10 – Aug 22 2025
tier
3
location
Europe
teams
24

Against the season

1 of 4

favourites in top four

table’s top four: Sangal Esports — 20–22, Fnatic — 5–8, Partizan Esports — 9–16, BetBoom Team — 1

+8

BC.Game Esports: 10th in the field by the table, finished 2

biggest climb of 12 field clubs

−0.7%

prize pool vs Exort The Proving Grounds Season 2

$87,677 → $87,095

5 of 24

clubs also played Exort The Proving Grounds Season 2

down: GUN5 Esports 3–4 → 23–24

Season-table ranks of 12 of 24 field clubs, of 50median 26

The thick mark is BetBoom Team, 16th in the table.

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 BetBoom Team $40,644
2 BC.Game Esports $23,225
3-4 OG $5,806
3-4 TEAM NEXT LEVEL $5,806
5-8 CYBERSHOKE Esports $2,903
5-8 ECSTATIC $2,903
5-8 Fnatic $2,903
5-8 Team Spirit Academy $2,903
9-16 9INE $0
9-16 BIG $0
9-16 ENCE $0
9-16 ex-Passion UA $0
9-16 HOTU $0
9-16 Tricked Esport $0
17-19 ARCRED $0
17-19 JiJieHao $0
17-19 Nexus Gaming $0
20-22 500 $0
20-22 Metizport $0
20-22 Sangal Esports $0
23-24 Dynamo Eclot $0
23-24 GUN5 Esports $0

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

Champion

BetBoom Team

$40,644

first-place prize

8–2

BetBoom Team maps in our data, won–lost

series 4–0; 80.0% of maps here, 52.6% over the season

7.5% of BetBoom Team’s season prize money: its 6th-largest payout of 13; the biggest: FISSURE Playground #1 ($105,000)

How the pool is split

allocated in full, give or take rounding

46.7%

first place

$40,644 of the $87,093 allocated

100.0%

top half of the rows

top 12 rows of 24 · $87,093

×1.8

first place to second

$40,644 against $23,225

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 54 of 69 events; median 36.8%.

Shares are taken from the sum by place, $87,093; it differs from the announced $87,095 by $2 — rounding by place.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Facts and records

2

titles this season for BetBoom Team; this is the 1st

16th

BetBoom Team’s rank by share of maps won

of 50 · 3 from this field above

This was the first of BetBoom Team’s 2 titles this season; the other came at Exort The Proving Grounds Season 5. In our season table of 50 clubs with at least 40 maps in our data, it ranks only 16th by share of maps won; the clubs in this field above it were Sangal Esports, Fnatic and Partizan Esports, and they finished 20th–22nd, 5th–8th and 9th–16th here. Iberian Soul, who won the previous edition (Exort The Proving Grounds Season 2), was not in this field.

Matches played

CS2 match feed

47

matches

114

maps

23 of 24

placement-table teams in these matches

42.6%

bo3 to a third map: 20 of 47

more than 23 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 · 25Ancient · 19Nuke · 18Dust II · 17Inferno · 15Overpass · 13Train · 7
date teams score maps
Aug 22 OG BC.Game Esports 0:2 bo3Nuke, Mirage
Aug 22 BetBoom Team TEAM NEXT LEVEL 2:1 bo3Nuke, Ancient, Train
Aug 22 BC.Game Esports BetBoom Team 0:2 bo3Mirage, Nuke
Aug 21 Fnatic OG 0:2 bo3Inferno, Ancient
Aug 21 BC.Game Esports Team Spirit Academy 2:0 bo3Overpass, Mirage
Aug 21 ECSTATIC BetBoom Team 1:2 bo3Train, Nuke, Overpass
Aug 21 TEAM NEXT LEVEL CYBERSHOKE Esports 2:0 bo3Ancient, Mirage
Aug 20 Fnatic Tricked Esport 2:0 bo3Inferno, Dust II
Aug 20 ENCE BC.Game Esports 0:2 bo3Mirage, Dust II
Aug 20 BIG Team Spirit Academy 1:2 bo3Overpass, Mirage, Train

The 10 latest of 47 series are shown.

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BetBoom Team won Exort The Proving Grounds Season 3 without losing a series, 4–0 and 8–2 in maps, and it was the only one of the four best clubs of the field by our season table to reach the top four. Sangal Esports, also among them, finished 20th to 22nd.

The series has a recurring cast. BC.Game Esports, third to fourth in Season 1, was runner-up here, and TEAM NEXT LEVEL, the Season 1 champion, finished third to fourth. GUN5 Esports went the other way, from third to fourth in Season 2 to last place.

Only the top eight were paid: 16 of the 24 clubs received nothing, and the winner’s $40,644 was 46.7% of a pool of $87,095.

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