Stake Pulse Beat I — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by Betclic Apogee Esports, runner-up Team Liquid.

game: Counter-Strike 2
dates: Jul 31 – Aug 5 2026
tier: 3
location: Stockholm, Sweden
teams: 16

Against the season

average season-table rank of Betclic Apogee Esports’s opponents

the 32nd hardest path of 40 season events; 2 of 6 series against table clubs

table favourite Fnatic (8th): finished 3–4

−3

HOTU: 2nd in the field by the table, but finished 9–12

biggest drop of 5 field clubs

32.0%

bo3 to a third map: 8 of 25

more than 7 of 61 season events; median 44.4%

Season-table ranks of 5 of 16 field clubs, of 50median 27

The thick mark is Betclic Apogee Esports, 27th in the table.

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 Betclic Apogee Esports $20,000

2 Team Liquid $8,000

3-4 Fnatic $6,000

3-4 Johnny Speeds $6,000

5-8 9INE $4,000

5-8 Acend $4,000

5-8 Esport Academy Copenhagen $4,000

5-8 G2 Ares $4,000

9-12 BRUTE $1,000

9-12 HOTU $1,000

9-12 Metizport $1,000

9-12 The Last Resort $1,000

13-15 6666 Esports $0

13-15 Lilmix $0

13-15 XCLAN $0

DQ atpūties $0

what this means

$0 — the place pays nothing: 4 rows of 16.

Champion

Betclic Apogee Esports

$20,000

first-place prize

11–5

Betclic Apogee Esports maps in our data, won–lost

series 5–1; 68.8% of maps here, 47.7% over the season

49.8% of Betclic Apogee Esports’ season prize money: its biggest payout of 6

How the pool is split

the pool is allocated by place in full

33.3%

first place

$20,000 of the $60,000 allocated

93.3%

top half of the rows

top 8 rows of 16 · $56,000

×2.5

first place to second

$20,000 against $8,000

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 29 of 69 events; median 36.8%.

what this means

The same pool is announced for 1 other event this season, so the two share rank 76.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

beforeBLAST Bounty Summer 2026
afterEsports World Cup 2026: Last Chance Qualifier

Facts and records

27th

Betclic Apogee Esports’ rank by share of maps won

of 50 · 2 from this field above

In our season table of 50 clubs with at least 40 maps in our data, Betclic Apogee Esports ranks only 27th by share of maps won; the clubs in this field above it were Fnatic and HOTU, and they finished 3rd–4th and 9th–12th here. In our data the club lost only one series here, to Team Liquid.

Matches played

CS2 match feed

matches

maps

15 of 16

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 Cache · 11Ancient · 10Anubis · 10Dust II · 8Mirage · 7Nuke · 7Inferno · 5

date teams score maps

Aug 5 Johnny Speeds Betclic Apogee Esports 0:2 bo3Dust II, Anubis

Aug 5 Team Liquid Fnatic 2:0 bo3Dust II, Anubis

Aug 5 Betclic Apogee Esports Team Liquid 2:1 bo3Cache, Anubis, Nuke

Aug 4 G2 Ares Johnny Speeds 0:2 bo3Dust II, Inferno

Aug 4 Acend Betclic Apogee Esports 0:2 bo3Cache, Mirage

Aug 4 Team Liquid 9INE 2:0 bo3Cache, Anubis

Aug 4 Fnatic Esport Academy Copenhagen 2:0 bo3Cache, Ancient

Aug 3 Metizport Johnny Speeds 2:0 bo3Mirage, Nuke

Aug 3 Fnatic Lilmix 2:0 bo3Cache, Ancient

Aug 3 Metizport Fnatic 1:2 bo3Ancient, Anubis, Mirage

The 10 latest of 25 series are shown.

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Betclic Apogee Esports won Stake Pulse Beat I in Stockholm well above its usual level: it took 11 of 16 maps here against under half over the season, and the club is only 28th of 50 in our table. Its one lost series was to Team Liquid, and on August 5 it beat Liquid 2–1 on Cache, Anubis and Nuke.

The $20,000 first prize is the largest of the club’s six payouts of the season and about half of all its prize money. Team Liquid finished second, Fnatic, the strongest club of the field by our table, third to fourth.

HOTU had the hardest event, second of the field by the table and out in ninth to 12th. Close series were rare: only 8 of 25 best-of-threes went to a third map.