$100,000 TOURNAMENT
GRAND FINAL
23rd to 24th Nov, China
23rd to 24th Nov, China
Founded in 2008, Team VeryGames is one of the world’s most accomplished and skilled Counter-Strike teams ever to have graced the face of the planet. Based in France, Team VeryGames have consistently proven to be the best at what they do, having won up to 3 dozen worldwide tournaments at the highest possible level.
évin 'Ex6TenZ' DROOLANS
Nathan 'NBK' SCHMITT
Adil 'ScreaM' BENRLITOM
Richard 'shox' PAPILLON
Edouard 'SmithZz' DUBOURDEAUX.
A professional video gaming team, consisting of players from across the globe who all make a living through competing in video game tournaments. Fnatic is considered to have world class squads in Counter-Strike, StarCraft II, League of Legends, Dota 2, ShootMania: Storm and Call of Duty.
Robin ‘flusha’ ronnquist
Jonatan ‘Devilwalk’ Lundberg
‘JeSpErW’
Andreas ‘schneider’ Lindberg
Andreas ‘MODDII’ Frid
SK Gaming was founded in 1997 in Germany. More than 50 of today's top professional eSports gamers are with SK Gaming and the basis of the clan's success. The people behind the SK Gaming brand have all one thing in common: they share a huge passion for esports, the desire to be the best at all times and the will and ambition to work at it every day.
Marcus 'Delpan' Larsson
Faruk 'pita' Pita
Simon 'twist' Eliasson
Jerry 'xelos' Råberg
Jacob 'pyth' Mourujärvi
A Professional eSports team based in Australia focused solely on CounterStrike Global Offensive.
AARON ‘AZR’ WARD
AZAD ‘TOPGUN’ ORAMI
CHAD ‘SPUNJ’ BURCHILL
IAIN ‘SNYPER’TURNER
LUKE ‘HAVOC’ PATON
MSI BEAT IT 2013 CS:GO eSports Tournament ended perfectly in impressively professional matches. The 2013 MSI BEAT IT CS:GO Champion went to VeryGames from France. The team also won grand cash prize 10,000 USD and 5 GE series high performance gaming notebooks. Fnatic and SK Gaming from Sweden won the 2nd and the 3rd places and walked away with 7,000 USD and 5,000 USD cash prizes.
Day 3 of MSI BEAT IT grand finals started with two semi-final matches— Fnatic vs. Vox Eminor and VeryGames vs. SK Gaming. Fnatic took down Australia's Vox Eminor 2-0 (16-6 on de_inferno & 16-3 on de_mirage). In another match which took place on the main stage, VeryGames had a hard beginning but eventually beat SK Gaming with 16-8 on de_nuke and 16-7 on de_dust2.
Coming up next was the most anticipated grand final between Fnatic and VeryGames. The crowd and fans clapped and waved, cheering up their favorite stars. In the 1st map de_dust2, VeryGames was pushing so hard for getting advantageous attacking positions, and they took a huge lead for 5:0 in the beginning. However, Fnatic remained calm and eventually even the scores at 5:4. During the following matches, Shoxie from VeryGames rapidly clinched triple kills and showed his skills and confidence. In round 25, which was a key match for Fnatic to reduce the score gap, captain Devilwalk stood out for his team and won the round by 13:12. In the end, Fnatic still couldn’t defeated the firepower from VeryGames and lost the very 1st round by 16:12.
Moving to the second round, Fnatic started with CT-side in map de_mirage, hoping to use a different strategy to make a comeback. However, VeryGames immediately took the lead again by 06:01 and forced Fnatic to take an eco strategy. Eventually they worked out with good respond and got 8 straight wins (06:09). In round 17, VeryGames was under less firepower and had only one teammate left. Impressively, VeryGames again presented a triple kill and took back 2 scores (08:09). Neither of the team had significant lead for a while (06:06, 09:09, 10:10). In the End, VeryGames took the championship (16:10), Fnaitc won 2nd Place, and SK Gaming the 3rd Place.
After three-month-long tournaments, MSI BEAT IT 2013 finally ended up in joy and happiness. The event this year attracted more than 100 professional teams from 5 continents. In future, MSI will again bring more exciting tournaments to game enthusiasts!
