Winline Pro League Season 3 — Counter-Strike 2
finishedWon by Flame Sharks, runner-up SPARTA Esports.
- game
Counter-Strike 2- dates
- Sep 9 – Sep 21 2025
- tier
- 3
- location
- Russia
- teams
- 24
Against the season
37.0%
bo3 to a third map: 10 of 27
more than 11 of 61 season events; median 44.4%
Season-table ranks of 4 of 24 field clubs, of 50median 27.5
The outer marks are ranks 5 and 35.
Placements and prize money
places and prize money
Champion
Flame Sharks
$16,748
first-place prize
13–5
Flame Sharks maps in our data, won–lost
series 7–2
100.0% of Flame Sharks’ season prize money: the club’s only paid event of the season
How the pool is split
allocated in full, give or take rounding
30.3%
first place
$16,748 of the $55,199 allocated
78.0%
top half of the rows
top 12 rows of 24 · $43,062
×2.3
first place to second
$16,748 against $7,177
Against the season: a larger first-place share than 23 of 69 events; median 36.8%.
Shares are taken from the sum by place, $55,199; it differs from the announced $55,209 by $10 — rounding by place.
Nearby in the season
neighbours by start date
- beforeBLAST Open Fall 2025
- afterFISSURE Playground #2
Matches played
47
matches
84
maps
23 of 24
placement-table teams in these matches
The 10 latest of 47 series are shown.
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Flame Sharks won Winline Pro League Season 3 despite losing two series along the way, 7–2 overall, and closed it with a 2–0 over SPARTA Esports in the final on September 21, on Train and Ancient.
The $16,748 first prize is all of the club’s prize money this season: Winline Pro League Season 3 is its only paid event in our data. SPARTA Esports beat ARCRED 2–1 the day before to reach the final.
The pool, $55,209, was the second-smallest of the season, but every one of the 24 clubs was paid, down to $717 for the last two places. Only 4 of the 24 are in our season table, and Ancient was played 21 times in 84 maps.