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MOUZ — organization and its divisions

Best since June 2025: Dota 2 — 1st place at PGL Wallachia Season 6; CS2 — 1st place at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026.

Record places

6th

of 12 by prize money this season across all divisions

The season by game

since June 2025; roster, matches and upcoming events are on each club’s page

Season calendar
Dota 2 MOUZ 20 1 1 · PGL Wallachia Season 6 $792,500
CS2 MOUZ 24 1 1 · BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 $1,933,187

Season prize money across all divisions — $2,725,687: the column added up over one window for both games. Prize money adds up the tournaments where the prize for the place is published: Dota 2 — 18 of 20 tournaments, CS2 — 21 of 24 tournaments.

Divisions

as on the club pages

Dota 2

—

maps

—

wins

—

win rate

  • The season from 20:00 UTC on May 31, 2025 to 06:44 UTC on Oct 18, 2026, premium and professional leagues.

Counter-Strike 2

207

maps

121

wins

58.5%

win rate

  • Matches from Jun 6, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026. The club’s all-time Counter-Strike prize money, including the years before CS2 came out: $8,227,881; the club was founded in 2002.
  • Club page

Trophies

two different windows — the counters do not add up

TI titles record

0

TI titles, all time

No title — across all 15 editions of The International, not merely inside our season window.

2

first places since June 2025

Facts and records

2

first places this season

1 Dota 2 and 1 CS2

58.5%

share of maps won · CS2

6th of 50 · median 48.1%

MOUZ has 2 first places this season across 2 games — 1 in Dota 2 and 1 in CS2; the richest titles were PGL Wallachia Season 6 (Dota 2) and BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 (CS2). Only one of the organization’s divisions makes the season tables: CS2 ranks 6th of 50 for share of maps won (58.5%); the Dota 2 club is not in its season table. Both of the organization’s divisions played at an event staged in both games: Esports World Cup 2026 (Dota 2 — 13–16, CS2 — 5–8).

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MOUZ won one title in each game this season, and in Dota 2 that one title carries the season: the $300,000 from PGL Wallachia Season 6 is more than a third of the $792,500 the Dota 2 club has earned, and no other Dota 2 result paid it more than $80,000.

The CS2 club earns more and more evenly. It brings in about 71% of the organisation’s season money, and besides its win at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026, worth $266,562, it has three finishes that paid $175,000 or more: second at IEM Cologne 2025 and at ESL Pro League Season 24, third at PGL Astana 2026.

At the Esports World Cup 2026, held in both games, the CS2 club went further, fifth to eighth against 13th to 16th for the Dota 2 team.

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