Valve has corrected the data in the official VRS regional rankings after discovering errors in the initial calculations. As a result of the recalculation, the standings for most teams in the top 30 have changed.
Currently, Team Spirit still holds the No. 1 spot, followed by MOUZ. Team Falcons dropped from 2nd to 3rd place. FUT moved up to 4th place, and Team Vitality rounds out the top five.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the changes in the standings:
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Who gained points:
- Natus Vincere (+4), BetBoom Team (+3), The MongolZ (+3), and Astralis (+3) gained the most points.
- 9z Team (+2), PARIVISION (+2), MIBR (+2), magic (+2), TYLOO (+2), GamerLegion (+2), and Ninjas in Pyjamas (+2) each regained two points.
- FaZe Clan (+1), Aurora Gaming (+1), B8 Esports (+1), Inner Circle (+1), BIG (+1), Team Liquid (+1), HEROIC (+1), HOTU (+1), and Betclic Apogee Esports (+1).
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Teams that lost points:
- Two teams saw their rankings drop: FUT Esports (-1) and 100 Thieves (-1).
The top 30 of the global VRS rankings as of September 9 are as follows:
- 1. Team Spirit — 2,031;
2. MOUZ — 1,902;
3. Team Falcons — 1,881;
4. FUT Esports — 1,846;
5. Team Vitality — 1,841;
6. Legacy — 1,783;
7. FURIA — 1,754;
8. G2 Esports — 1,723;
9. 9z Team — 1,606;
10. FaZe Clan — 1,599;
11. Natus Vincere — 1,579;
12. Aurora Gaming — 1,552;
13. B8 Esports — 1,515;
14. Inner Circle — 1,502;
15. BetBoom Team — 1,499;
16. BIG — 1,480;
17. Team Liquid — 1,465;
18. PARIVISION — 1,461;
19. The MongolZ — 1,460;
20. Astralis — 1,446;
21. MIBR — 1,408;
22. Alliance — 1,402;
23. magic — 1,402;
24. HEROIC — 1,379;
25. HOTU — 1,371;
26. TYLOO — 1,364;
27. 100 Thieves — 1,347;
28. GamerLegion — 1,345;
29. Ninjas in Pyjamas — 1,338;
30. Betclic Apogee Esports — 1,331.
Earlier, the September update to the VRS rankings was criticized by analyst Finn “Mischief” Ferrer and 100 Thieves’ CS division head Graham “messioso” Pitt. The experts pointed out that the competition results were not calculated correctly.