T-esports Championship Season 4 — Counter-Strike 2
finishedWon by MANA eSports, runner-up Wild Lotus.
- game
Counter-Strike 2- dates
- Sep 22 – Nov 15 2025
- tier
- 3
- location
- Budapest, Hungary
- teams
- 16
Record places
of 53 by winner’s share of the pool, shared by 10
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
$0 — the place pays nothing: 12 rows of 16.
Champion
MANA eSports
$23,254
first-place prize
12–5
MANA eSports maps in our data, won–lost
series 6–2
100.0% of MANA eSports’ season prize money: the club’s only paid event of the season
How the pool is split
allocated in full, give or take rounding
40.0%
first place
$23,254 of the $58,135 allocated
100.0%
top half of the rows
top 8 rows of 16 · $58,135
×1.5
first place to second
$23,254 against $15,115
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 39 of 69 events; median 36.8%.
Shares are taken from the sum by place, $58,135; it differs from the announced $58,136 by $1 — rounding by place.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
Matches played
31
matches
54
maps
12 of 16
placement-table teams in these matches
7.1%
bo3 to a third map: 1 of 14
more than 1 of 61 season events; median 44.4%
The 10 latest of 31 series are shown.
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MANA eSports won T-esports Championship Season 4 over almost two months: it beat Phantom Esports 3–2 over all five maps in the semi-final on October 9, then had to wait until November 15 for the final, which it won 3–0 against Wild Lotus on Mirage, Dust II and Ancient.
The $23,254 first prize is the club’s only paid result of the season. Only the top four were paid; the other 12 places, among them Eternal Fire in 15th to 16th, received nothing.
The best-of-three matches here were almost all one-sided: only 1 of 14 went to a third map, a lower share than at all but one CS2 event of the season. Mirage was played 19 times in 54 maps.