cobrazera — best player, Ancient — most popular map: key stats from FISSURE PLAYGROUND 3 — CS
The FISSURE PLAYGROUND 3 — CS tournament concluded today. As the event wrapped up, the top teams and players were determined, and the maps once again revealed an uneven balance between the sides. The key figures and metrics are detailed below.
Ancient was the most frequently selected map, chosen 21 times. Inferno came in second in popularity (14 matches), while Mirage took third place with 11 matches played. The least popular maps for the teams were Cache, Dust2, and Nuke—they were picked 7, 7, and 6 times, respectively. Anubis rounded out the list, with only 3 matches played on it. As for the balance between the sides, this time the defense proved stronger than the attack on Ancient and Nuke: on these maps, the CT side took 56.2% of the rounds. On the other maps, the terrorists dominated, with the attack side posting the highest win percentages on Cache (59.5%) and Anubis (58.8%). On Dust2, the T-side won 51.9% of the rounds; on Inferno, 51.6%; and on Mirage, 52.5%.
Anarabileg “cobrazera” Uuganbayar led the tournament in individual statistics—the Mongolian esports player played five maps with an average rating of 1.34. Bruno “latto” Rebellato from Legacy took second place with a rating of 1.31. Next on the list were Yi “JamYoung” Yang from TYLOO (1.24), Russell “Twistzz” Van Dalken from FaZe Clan (1.24), Guy “NertZ” Iluz of G2 Esports (1.23), Franco “dgt” Garcia of 9z Team (1.23), and Lucas “nqz” Soares of MIBR (1.21). Rounding out the top eight was Vinícius “n1ssim” Pereira of Legacy, whose final rating was 1.2 over 13 maps.
Legacy emerged as the most successful team of the stage, with an average team rating of 1.16. BetBoom Team and MIBR followed the event’s champions, finishing the stage with ratings of 1.1 and 1.05, respectively.
