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FISSURE Playground #2 — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by FURIA, runner-up The MongolZ.

game
Counter-Strike 2
dates
Sep 12 – Sep 21 2025
tier
1
location
Belgrade, Serbia
teams
16

Against the season

2 of 4

favourites in top four

table’s top four: Team Falcons — 3–4, FURIA — 1, Legacy — 12–14, Aurora Gaming — 5–8

17.6

average season-table rank of FURIA’s opponents

the 17th hardest path of 40 season events; 7 of 7 series against table clubs

table favourite Team Falcons (3rd): finished 3–4

+8

PaiN Gaming: 13th in the field by the table, finished 5–8

biggest climb of 16 field clubs

same

prize pool vs FISSURE Playground #1

$1,000,000 → $1,000,000

Season-table ranks of 16 of 16 field clubs, of 50median 22

The thick mark is FURIA, 4th in the table.

Record places

14th

of 59 by winner’s prize

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 FURIA $360,000
2 The MongolZ $230,000
3-4 Team Falcons $130,000
3-4 Team Liquid $130,000
5-8 Astralis $67,500
5-8 Aurora Gaming $67,500
5-8 G2 Esports $67,500
5-8 PaiN Gaming $67,500
9-11 FaZe Clan $23,330
9-11 GamerLegion $23,330
9-11 Virtus.pro $23,330
12-14 3DMAX $15,000
12-14 Legacy $15,000
12-14 TYLOO $15,000
15-16 HEROIC $7,500
15-16 Lynn Vision Gaming $7,500

Team names follow the form used across the site: paiN Gaming → PaiN Gaming.

Champion

FURIA

$360,000

first-place prize

13–5

FURIA maps in our data, won–lost

series 6–1; 72.2% of maps here, 59.1% over the season

13.4% of FURIA’s season prize money: its 2nd-largest payout of 25; bigger: Thunderpick World Championship 2025 ($500,000)

How the pool is split

$1,249,990 paid out by place, +$249,990 over the announced pool

28.8%

first place

$360,000 of the $1,249,990 allocated

89.6%

top half of the rows

top 8 rows of 16 · $1,120,000

×1.6

first place to second

$360,000 against $230,000

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 18 of 69 events; median 36.8%.

Shares are taken from the sum by place, $1,249,990, not from the announced $1,000,000 pool: more was paid out than announced. The same pool is announced for 13 other events this season, so all 14 share rank 19.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Facts and records

4

titles this season for FURIA; this is the 1st

This began FURIA’s run of 4 titles this season: the next came at Thunderpick World Championship 2025, the latest so far at BLAST Rivals Fall 2025. TYLOO, winner of the previous edition (FISSURE Playground #1), ended up in the bottom half this time: 12th–14th of 16. In our season table of 50 clubs with at least 40 maps in our data, it ranks 4th by share of maps won; from this field only Team Falcons ranks higher, and it finished 3rd–4th here.

Matches played

CS2 match feed

40

matches

99

maps

16 of 16

placement-table teams in these matches

41.0%

bo3 to a third map: 16 of 39

more than 18 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 Dust II · 20Inferno · 20Ancient · 17Mirage · 16Nuke · 12Overpass · 7Train · 7
date teams score maps
Sep 21 The MongolZ FURIA 2:3 bo5Mirage, Inferno, Nuke, Overpass, Dust II
Sep 20 Team Liquid The MongolZ 1:2 bo3Dust II, Mirage, Ancient
Sep 20 FURIA Team Falcons 2:0 bo3Train, Nuke
Sep 19 Aurora Gaming Team Liquid 0:2 bo3Mirage, Inferno
Sep 19 The MongolZ G2 Esports 2:1 bo3Mirage, Dust II, Ancient
Sep 19 FURIA Astralis 2:0 bo3Train, Nuke
Sep 19 PaiN Gaming Team Falcons 0:2 bo3Inferno, Ancient
Sep 17 FaZe Clan Team Liquid 0:2 bo3Ancient, Dust II
Sep 17 Astralis GamerLegion 2:0 bo3Overpass, Nuke
Sep 17 PaiN Gaming Virtus.pro 2:1 bo3Dust II, Mirage, Inferno

The 10 latest of 40 series are shown.

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FISSURE Playground #2 in Belgrade opened FURIA’s run of four titles this season. It beat Astralis and Team Falcons 2–0 each and then needed all five maps against The MongolZ in the final on September 21, winning 3–2 on Mirage, Inferno, Nuke, Overpass and Dust II.

The $360,000 first prize is FURIA’s second-largest payout of the season, behind Thunderpick World Championship 2025. The organisers paid out $1,249,990 by place, almost a quarter of a million more than the announced $1,000,000.

Team Falcons, the favourite by our table, finished third to fourth, and Legacy, also among the four best clubs of the field, went out in 12th to 14th. PaiN Gaming, 13th of the field, made the longest climb, to fifth to eighth.

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