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HomeCS2NewsSharks Esports advanced to the lower bracket final of Stake Ranked Episode 2, while Alliance was eliminated from the tournament
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May 29, 2026, 07:32 PM
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Sharks Esports advanced to the lower bracket final of Stake Ranked Episode 2, while Alliance was eliminated from the tournament

Dan Kleiman
Photo by Hawk from the tournament

Sharks Esports defeated Alliance 2-0 in the lower bracket semifinals of Stake Ranked Episode 2.

On the first map, Nuke, the Portuguese club defeated their opponents 13-11. On the decisive map, Anubis, Victor “gafolo” Andrade’s team once again proved stronger than their opponents in overtime, securing a 16-13 victory.

Thus, Sharks Esports advanced to the lower bracket final of Stake Ranked Episode 2, while Alliance finished the tournament in 5th–6th place and received $9,000 in prize money.

  • Read also: 9z Team exits Stake Ranked Episode 2

Stake Ranked Episode 2 is taking place from May 27 to 30 in Spain. The tournament began directly with the playoffs, which are being held under a double-elimination format. A total of 8 teams are competing in the event, and the total prize pool is $100,000.

Photo — Luc Bouchon, ESL.

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