Super DraculaN Season 1 — Counter-Strike 2

finished

Won by IC Esports, runner-up Acend.

game: Counter-Strike 2
dates: Jun 23 – Jun 28 2026
tier: 3
location: Bucharest, Romania
teams: 16

Against the season

40.8

average season-table rank of IC Esports’s opponents

the 40th hardest path of 40 season events; 4 of 7 series against table clubs

table favourite IC Esports (19th): won the event

Sashi Esport: 5th in the field by the table, finished 7–8

biggest climb of 5 field clubs

1st

IC Esports by the table among 5 field clubs

no one in the field ranked higher

−3

GamerLegion: 2nd in the field by the table, but finished 13–16

biggest drop of 5 field clubs

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

The thick mark is IC Esports, 19th in the table.

Record places

15th

of 53 by winner’s share of the pool, shared by 10

Placements and prize money

places and prize money

1 IC Esports $60,000

2 Acend $30,000

3 Echo $15,000

4 Sharks Esports $7,500

5-6 INFINITE $6,250

5-6 Walczaki $6,250

7-8 Betclic Apogee Esports $3,500

7-8 Sashi Esport $3,500

9-12 9INE $2,500

9-12 AM Gaming $2,500

9-12 Esport Academy Copenhagen $2,500

9-12 FOKUS $2,500

13-16 Eternal Fire $2,000

13-16 GamerLegion $2,000

13-16 K27 $2,000

13-16 OG $2,000

Champion

IC Esports

$60,000

first-place prize

13–6

IC Esports maps in our data, won–lost

series 6–1; 68.4% of maps here, 51.7% over the season

53.7% of IC Esports’ season prize money: its biggest payout of 5

How the pool is split

the pool is allocated by place in full

40.0%

first place

$60,000 of the $150,000 allocated

88.0%

top half of the rows

top 8 rows of 16 · $132,000

×2.0

first place to second

$60,000 against $30,000

Against the season: a larger first-place share than 39 of 69 events; median 36.8%.

what this means

The same pool is announced for 3 other events this season, so all 4 share rank 48.

Nearby in the season

neighbours by start date

Calendar

beforeIntel Extreme Masters Cologne Major 2026
afterBetBoom Streamers Battle #5

Matches played

CS2 match feed

matches

maps

14 of 16

placement-table teams in these matches

48.1%

bo3 to a third map: 13 of 27

more than 40 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 Nuke · 17Ancient · 14Dust II · 12Mirage · 11Overpass · 8Anubis · 6Inferno · 3

date teams score maps

Jun 28 IC Esports Acend 3:1 bo5Mirage, Dust II, Overpass, Ancient

Jun 28 DENDELE CS Echo 1:2 bo3Nuke, Inferno, Ancient

Jun 27 DENDELE CS IC Esports 1:2 bo3Mirage, Nuke, Anubis

Jun 27 Echo Acend 1:2 bo3Mirage, Overpass, Inferno

Jun 26 Walczaki IC Esports 0:2 bo3Anubis, Dust II

Jun 26 Acend INFINITE 2:0 bo3Ancient, Mirage

Jun 25 Esport Academy Copenhagen Betclic Apogee Esports 0:2 bo3Ancient, Dust II

Jun 25 FOKUS INFINITE 0:2 bo3Nuke, Mirage

Jun 25 Echo Walczaki 2:1 bo3Anubis, Nuke, Mirage

Jun 25 Betclic Apogee Esports INFINITE 0:2 bo3Dust II, Nuke

The 10 latest of 28 series are shown.

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IC Esports won Super DraculaN Season 1 in Bucharest after an early setback: on June 24 it lost 2–0 to DENDELE CS. Three days later it met DENDELE again and won 2–1, and on June 28 it beat Acend 3–1 in the final after losing the opening map, Mirage.

IC was the highest-ranked club of the field in our table, 19th, and its path was the easiest of any CS2 champion this season. GamerLegion, second of the field by the table, went out in 13th to 16th, alongside OG and Eternal Fire.

Series were often close, 13 of 27 best-of-threes going to a third map, and three of IC’s own six best-of-threes went the distance.