Key statistics for 1win Private Club #2: xiELO was the best player, and Cache and Mirage were the most popular maps
1win Private Club #2 has come to an end. At the conclusion of the tournament, the top players and teams were determined, and the maps once again demonstrated an uneven balance between the sides. The main figures and key metrics of the event are detailed below.
Vladislav “xiELO” Lysov topped the individual stats at 1win Private Club #2—the PARIVISION rifler played 10 maps with a rating of 1.37. Second place went to Benjamin “blameF” Bremer, who finished the tournament with an average rating of 1.36. Artem “cairne” Mushinsky took third place with a rating of 1.31. Next were Usukhbayar “910” Banzragch (1.28), Garidmagnay “bLitz” Byambasuren (1.19), Nils “faveN” Wundlich (1.19), as well as Arvid “avid” Oberg (1.17) and Ivan “zweih” Gogin (1.16).
The MongolZ emerged as the strongest team at the end of the championship—their players’ average rating was 1.13. BIG and PARIVISION followed, each with a rating of 1.11. Below them were Fnatic (1.04), PRIVATE (0.99), Alliance (0.92), magic (0.86), and Team Liquid (0.85).
The most popular maps in the 1win Private Club #2 were Cache and Mirage, where teams played 7 matches each. Inferno, Dust2, and Ancient tied for second place (5 matches each). Nuke and Anubis proved to be the least popular maps of the tournament, each selected only once. It is known that the defense dominated on most maps—on Nuke, the gap between the sides exceeded 56%.
1win Private Club #2 took place from October 19 to 22 in Belgrade. Eight teams competed in the LAN tournament for a $100,000 prize pool. The MongolZ claimed the title, defeating PARIVISION 3–0 in the final.
Photo: BASED Esports.
