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Aug 30, 2026, 07:09 PM
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OMEGA won BRO CYBER LEAGUE Season 1: PRO Division

Daniil Korzhuev
OMEGA’s victory photo

The BRO CYBER LEAGUE Season 1: PRO Division LAN tournament for Counter-Strike 2 has concluded. The OMEGA team emerged as the champion. In the grand final, the team defeated DEPO with a 2-0 map score.

Eight teams participated in the championship. The top two teams from each of the two groups advanced to the playoffs, which were held using a single-elimination format. All matches in the tournament were best-of-three (bo3).

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OMEGA Roster

  • Aldiyar “Aldikon” Alim
  • Damir “dan4o” Kulshenbaev
  • Sanzhar “def1zer” Talgat
  • Zhasulan “Botpa1” Assembek
  • Darkhan “adai” Zheksenbay
  • gab1 (coach)

Prize Pool Distribution

The total prize pool for the tournament was 2.8 million tenge (approximately $6,009) and was distributed as follows:

  • 1st place — OMEGA (1,000,000 ₸ ≈ $2,150);
  • 2nd place — DEPO (600,000 ₸ ≈ $1,290);
  • 3rd place — Total Domination (350,000 ₸ ≈ $753);
  • 4th place — GamePoint (250,000 ₸ ≈ $538);
  • 5th–6th place — THE UNIT and Altay Esports (175,000 ₸ each ≈ $376);
  • 7th–8th places — ZWAW and Ryzen (125,000 ₸ each ≈ $269).

BRO CYBER LEAGUE Season 1: PRO Division — a Counter-Strike 2 LAN tournament held on August 29–30 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. As a result of the championship, OMEGA earned 43 VRS points and climbed to 56th place in the Valve rankings.

Photo: OMEGA.

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Daniil Korzhuev
Daniil KorzhuevAuthor · CS2 News Author

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