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Aug 31, 2026, 02:28 PM
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Life’s A Game was crowned champion of FRAG Midwest: St. Louis 2026

Daniil Korzhuev
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The FRAG Midwest: St. Louis 2026 LAN tournament concluded with a victory for Life's A Game. In the grand final, the American team defeated SportsBetExpert 3-2 and claimed the top prize of $5,500.

A total of 28 teams participated in the championship. The tournament was held using a double-elimination format. Matches in the upper bracket, with the exception of the final, were played in a best-of-1 (bo1) format, while the remaining matches were best-of-3 (bo3). The grand final was played in a best-of-5 (bo5) format, with the team from the upper bracket starting with a one-map advantage.

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Life's A Game Roster

  • Justin “Sandman” Solle
  • Jonathan “djay” Dallal
  • Matthew “Cryptic” Whitmore
  • Brendan “Bwills” Williams
  • Keller “SLIGHT” Nilan
  • Siinz (coach)

Prize Pool Distribution

The total prize pool for the tournament was $10,000 and was distributed as follows:

  • 1st place — Life's A Game ($5,500);
  • 2nd place — SportsBetExpert ($2,500);
  • 3rd place — Without a Roof ($1,300);
  • 4th place — For Fun ($700).

FRAG Midwest: St. Louis 2026 — a Counter-Strike 2 LAN tournament held August 28–30 in Fairview Heights (USA) at the Impact Gaming Center. As a result of the tournament, Life's A Game earned 213 VRS points and climbed to 90th place in the Valve rankings.

Photo: PGL.

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