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All teams qualified for 2021 PGL Stockholm Major

Only 24 CS:GO squads will make it into the most prestigious tournament of the year.

The PGL CS:GO Major is set to take place in Stockholm, Sweden from Oct. 26 to Nov. 7, with the playoffs being held at the Avicii Arena. The $2 million tournament will be the first Valve-sponsored event since the StarLadder Berlin Major in September 2019.

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The last Regional Major Ranking (RMR) tournaments ahead of the Major are taking place under the umbrella of IEM Fall across six different regions: Europe, North America, CIS, Asia, Oceania, and South America. Each region has a determined number of slots, with Europe, CIS, and NA getting most of them.

The PGL Stockholm Major will kick off with the Challengers Stage, which will see eight of the 16 teams advance to the Legends Stage. Once again, half of the teams will be eliminated and the top eight will play in the playoffs at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm.

Here are all the teams qualified for the PGL Major Stockholm.

CIS

  • Natus Vincere (Legends Stage)
  • Gambit (Legends Stage)
  • Team Spirit (Challengers Stage)
  • Entropiq (Challengers Stage)
  • Virtus Pro (Challengers Stage)

Oceania

  • Renegades (Challengers Stage)

Europe

  • Ninjas in Pyjamas (Legends Stage)
  • Astralis (Challengers Stage)
  • G2 (Legends Stage)
  • Vitality (Legends Stage)
  • Heroic (Challengers Stage)
  • MOUZ (Challengers Stage)
  • BIG (Challengers Stage)
  • ENCE (Challengers Stage)
  • Movistar Riders (Challengers Stage)
  • FaZe (Challengers Stage)
  • Copenhagen Flames (Challengers Stage)

North America

  • Team Liquid (Legends Stage)
  • FURIA (Legends Stage)
  • paiN Gaming (Challengers Stage)
  • GODSENT (Challengers Stage)
  • Evil Geniuses (Legends Stage)

Asia

  • TYLOO (Challengers Stage)

South America

  • Sharks Esports (Challengers Stage)

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