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MČR 2025 — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by SINNERS Esports, runner-up Dynamo Eclot.

game
Counter-Strike 2
dates
Nov 28 – Nov 29 2025
tier
3
location
Brno, Czech Republic
teams
4

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 SINNERS Esports $36,044
2 Dynamo Eclot $16,820
3 UNiTY esports $4,805
4 BRUTE $2,402

Champion

SINNERS Esports

$36,044

first-place prize

5–0

SINNERS Esports maps in our data, won–lost

series 2–0; 100.0% of maps here, 46.5% over the season

26.2% of SINNERS Esports’ season prize money: its biggest payout of 7

How the pool is split

$60,071 paid out by place, −$3 under the announced pool

60.0%

first place

$36,044 of the $60,071 allocated

88.0%

top half of the rows

top 2 rows of 4 · $52,864

×2.1

first place to second

$36,044 against $16,820

Against the season: the highest first-place share of 69 events; median 36.8%.

Shares are taken from the sum by place, $60,071, not from the announced $60,074 pool: part of the pool is not allocated by place.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

Facts and records

5

maps won by SINNERS Esports

none dropped · 2 matches in our data

SINNERS Esports did not drop a single map here: 5 of 5 across 2 matches in our data.

Matches played

CS2 match feed

4

matches

10

maps

4 of 4

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 Ancient · 3Inferno · 3Mirage · 2Dust II · 1Overpass · 1
date teams score maps
Nov 29 Dynamo Eclot SINNERS Esports 0:3 bo5Dust II, Inferno, Mirage
Nov 29 BRUTE UNiTY esports 1:2 bo3Inferno, Ancient, Mirage
Nov 28 Dynamo Eclot BRUTE 2:0 bo3Ancient, Inferno
Nov 28 SINNERS Esports UNiTY esports 2:0 bo3Ancient, Overpass
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MČR 2025 in Brno was a two-day, four-team event, and SINNERS Esports went through it without dropping a map: 2–0 over UNiTY esports on November 28 and 3–0 over Dynamo Eclot in the final the next day, on Dust II, Inferno and Mirage.

The split was the most top-heavy of the CS2 season: the winner took 60% of what was paid out by place, the highest share of the 69 events we compared. Those $36,044 are also the largest of SINNERS’ seven payouts of the season.

The result stands out against the rest of the club’s year: it won every map here, against 46.5% over the season.

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