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BLAST Paris CS:GO Major Europe RMR A and B: Scores, standings, and results

These qualifiers are packed with tier-one teams.

The upcoming Europe RMR will feature 32 CS:GO teams hailing from the Old Continent trying to qualify for the BLAST Paris Major between April 6 and 15, but only 17 will make it into the $1.25 million last Valve-sponsored tournament for CS:GO.

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The 32 European teams attending the RMR have been split into two tournaments—A and B—which will both use a Swiss system format. In the Swiss format, teams must win three matches to advance and lose three matches to be eliminated. All the elimination or advancement series are played as best-of-three, while the less-impactful matches, so to speak, are played just as best-of-ones. The top eight teams from each Europe RMR will qualify for the Major and the winner of the last-chance stage will grab the final European spot.

Related: All CS:GO teams qualified for BLAST Paris Major

The European RMR is the best of all the qualifiers because the continent has been a standout in CS:GO esports for years. Some of the best teams in the world, such as G2, FaZe Clan, Heroic, and Natus Vincere will all be trying to secure a spot.

This is everything you need to know about the BLAST Paris Major Europe RMR. The A tournament will be played between April 6 to 9, and the B event will be played between April 11 to 15.

BLAST Paris Major Europe RMR B standings

SeedTeamRecordMajor status
1Heroic3-0Qualified (Legends Stage)
29INE3-0Qualified (Legends Stage)
3Vitality3-1Qualified (Legends Stage)
4Monte3-1Qualified (Challengers Stage)
5G2 Esports3-1Qualified (Challengers Stage)
6Ninjas in Pyjamas3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
7FORZE3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
8ENCE3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
9C92-3Last-chance qualifier
10BIG2-3Last-chance qualifier
11Aurora2-3Last-chance qualifier
12Eternal Fire1-3Eliminated
135001-3Eliminated
14Astralis1-3Eliminated
15Team Spirit0-3Eliminated
16iNATION0-3Eliminated

BLAST Paris Major Europe RMR B schedule and results

All the matches are listed in Central Time and are susceptible to delays. The latest results will always be placed on top of the others.

Saturday, April 15

Last-chance qualifier

  • 3am: C9 2-0 BIG (semifinals)
    • C9 win map one on Anubis, 16-13.
    • C9 win map two on Vertigo, 16-12.
    • C9 advance to LCQ finals, BIG are eliminated.
  • 7:15am: FaZe vs. C9 winner (finals)
    • FaZe win map one on Mirage, 19-15.
    • FaZe win map two on Inferno, 16-9.
    • FaZe qualify for the Paris Major as Contenders, Cloud9 are eliminated.

Final Legends Stage spot decider

  • 3am: Vitality 2-0 Monte
    • Vitality win map one on Nuke, 16-14.
    • Vitality win map two on Mirage, 16-7.
    • Vitality get the last Legends Stage spot at the Major, Monte will play in the Challengers Stage.

Friday, April 14

Last-chance qualifier

  • 11:15am: FaZe 2-0 Aurora
    • FaZe win map one on Ancient, 16-13.
    • FaZe win map two on Overpass, 16-7.
    • FaZe remain alive in the LCQ, Aurora are eliminated.
  • 11:15am: C9 vs. B8
    • C9 win map one on Ancient, 16-9.
    • C9 win map two on Vertigo, 16-7.
    • C9 remain alive in the LCQ, B8 are eliminated.
  • 3pm: BIG 2-0 Falcons
    • BIG win map one on Nuke, 16-13.
    • BIG win map two on Mirage, 16-14.
    • BIG remain alive in the LCQ, Falcons are eliminated.

2-2 pool

  • 3am: FORZE 2-0 Aurora
    • FORZE win map one on Inferno, 16-12.
    • FORZE win map two on Nuke, 16-10.
    • FORZE qualify for the Major, Aurora drop to the Last-chance qualifier.
  • 3am: NiP 2-0 BIG
    • NiP win map one on Vertigo, 16-11.
    • NiP win map two on Mirage, 22-20.
    • NiP qualify for the Major, BIG drop to the Last-chance qualifier.
  • 6:45am: ENCE 2-0 C9
    • ENCE win map one on Ancient, 16-13.
    • ENCE win map two on Vertigo, 16-12.
    • ENCE qualify for the Major, C9 drop to the Last-chance qualifier.

Fifth place decider

  • 6:45am: Vitality 2-0 G2
    • Vitality win map one on Mirage, 16-13.
    • Vitality win map two on Anubis, 16-6.
    • Vitality move to third place decider, G2 are relegated to starting the Major at the Challengers Stage.

Thursday, April 13

2-1 pool

  • 6:45am: Monte 2-0 FORZE
    • Monte win map one on Anubis, 16-11.
    • Monte win map two on Overpass, 16-9.
    • Monte qualify for the Major, send FORZE to 2-2 pool.
  • 8am: Vitality 2-1 BIG
    • BIG win map one on Mirage, 16-10.
    • Vitality win map two on Nuke, 16-9.
    • Vitality win map three on Overpass, 16-7.
    • Vitality qualify for the Major, send BIG to 2-2 pool.
  • 10:30am: G2 2-0 C9
    • G2 win map one on Vertigo, 16-6.
    • G2 win map two on Inferno, 16-13.
    • G2 qualify for the Major, send C9 to 2-2 pool.

1-2 pool

  • 3am: NiP 2-0 Astralis
    • NiP win map one on Nuke, 16-4
    • NiP win map two on Vertigo, 16-11
    • NiP move to 2-2 pool, Astralis are eliminated
  • 3am: Aurora 2-1 Eternal Fire
    • Aurora win map one on Mirage, 19-15.
    • Eternal Fire win map two on Anubis, 16-12.
    • Aurora win map three on Inferno, 19-16.
    • Aurora move to 2-2 pool, Eternal Fire are eliminated.
  • 6:45am: ENCE 2-0 500
    • ENCE win map one on Nuke, 16-8.
    • ENCE win map two on Overpass, 19-17.
    • ENCE move to 2-2 pool, 500 are eliminated.

Wednesday, April 12

2-0 pool

  • 8am: Heroic 2-0 Monte
    • Heroic win map one on Mirage, 16-12.
    • Heroic win map two on Overpass, 16-14.
    • Heroic qualify for the Major, send Monte to 2-1 pool.
  • 9:45am: 9INE 2-0 Vitality
    • 9INE win map one on Vertigo, 16-11.
    • 9INE win map two on Anubis, 16-11.
    • 9INE qualify for the Major, send Vitality to 2-1 pool.

0-2 pool

  • 6am: Astralis 2-1 Spirit
    • Spirit win map one on Mirage, 16-10.
    • Astralis win map two on Ancient, 16-5.
    • Astralis win map three on Overpass, 16-10.
    • Astralis move to 1-2 pool, Spirit are eliminated.
  • 6am: ENCE 2-0 iNATION
    • ENCE win map one on Nuke, 16-0.
    • ENCE win map two on Mirage, 16-14.
    • ENCE move to 1-2 pool, iNATION are eliminated.

1-1 pool

  • 3am: C9 19-16 Eternal Fire (Vertigo)
    • C9 move to 2-1 pool, send Eternal Fire to 1-2 pool.
  • 3am: FORZE 16-12 NiP (Inferno)
    • FORZE move to 2-1 pool, send FORZE to 1-2 pool.
  • 4:30am: BIG 16-8 500 (Ancient)
    • BIG move to 2-1 pool, send 500 to 1-2 pool.
  • 4:30am: G2 16-14 Aurora (Nuke)
    • G2 move to 2-1 pool, send Aurora to 1-2 pool.

Tuesday, April 11

0-1 pool

  • 12:45pm: FORZE 16-14 ENCE (Anubis)
    • FORZE move to 1-1 pool, send ENCE to 0-2 pool.
  • 12:45pm: 500 16-11 Spirit (Mirage)
    • 500 move to 1-1 pool, send Spirt to 0-2 pool.
  • 2:15pm: Eternal Fire 16-7 Astralis (Vertigo)
    • Eternal Fire move to 1-1 pool, send Astralis to 0-2 pool.
  • 2:15pm: G2 16-3 iNATION (Ancient)
    • G2 move to 1-1 pool, send iNATION to 0-2 pool.

1-0 pool

  • 9:45am: Heroic 16-14 Aurora (Mirage)
    • Heroic move to 2-0 pool, send Aurora to 1-1 pool.
  • 9:45am: Monte 16-9 C9 (Mirage)
    • Monte move to 2-0 pool, send C9 to 1-1 pool.
  • 11:15pm: 9INE 19-15 BIG (Mirage)
    • 9INE move to 2-0 pool, send BIG to 1-1 pool.
  • 11:15pm: Vitality 16-13 NiP (Vertigo)
    • Vitality move to 2-0 pool, send NiP to 1-1 pool.

0-0 pool

  • 3am: Heroic 16-8 500 (Inferno)
    • Heroic move to 1-0 pool, send 500 to 0-1 pool.
  • 3am: C9 16-5 FORZE (Inferno)
    • C9 move to 1-0 pool, send FORZE to 0-1 pool.
  • 4:30am: Aurora 16-13 Spirit (Ancient)
    • Aurora move to 1-0 pool, send Spirit to 0-1 pool.
  • 4:30am: BIG 16-12 iNATION (Anubis)
    • BIG move to 1-0 pool, send iNATION to 0-1 pool.
  • 6am: Monte 16-11 ENCE (Ancient)
    • Monte move to 1-0 pool, send ENCE to 0-1 pool.
  • 6am: Vitality 16-14 Astralis (Vertigo)
    • Vitality move to 1-0 pool, send Astralis to 0-1 pool.
  • 7:30am: NiP 16-11 Eternal Fire (Mirage)
    • NiP move to 1-0 pool, send Eternal Fire to 0-1 pool.
  • 7:30am: 9INE 16-14 G2 (Nuke)
    • 9INE move to 1-0 pool, send G2 to 0-1 pool.

BLAST Paris Major Europe RMR A standings

PlaceTeamRecordMajor status
1Natus Vincere3-0Qualified (Legends Stage)
2Fnatic3-0Qualified (Legends Stage)
3Into the Breach3-1Qualified (Legends Stage)
4Bad News Eagles3-1Qualified (Legends Stage)
5GamerLegion3-1Qualified (Challengers Stage)
6OG3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
7Apeks3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
8MOUZ3-2Qualified (Challengers Stage)
9FaZe2-3Qualified (Contenders via LCQ)
10Falcons2-3Last-chance qualifier
11B82-3Last-chance qualifier
121WIN1-3Eliminated
13Virtus Pro1-3Eliminated
14Sprout1-3Eliminated
15SAW0-3Eliminated
16Viperio0-3Eliminated

BLAST Paris CS:GO Major Europe RMR A schedule and results

All the matches are listed in Central Time and are susceptible to delays. The latest results will always be placed on top of the others.

Sunday, April 9

2-2 pool

  • 4am: OG 2-0 Falcons (OG 16-8 on Vertigo, OG 16-13 on Mirage)
  • 7:45am: FaZe 1-2 MOUZ (MOUZ 16-7 on Nuke, FaZe 16-9 on Ancient, MOUZ on Inferno 19-15)
  • 7:45am CT: Apeks 2-0 B8 (Apeks 25-23 on Vertigo, Apeks 16-7 on Anubis)

Fourth-place decider

  • 4am: Bad News Eagles 2-1 GamerLegion (Bad News Eagles 16-7 on Mirage, GamerLegion 16-14 on Ancient, Bad News Eagles 16-7 on Vertigo)

Saturday, April 8

1-2 pool

  • 4am: OG 2-0 1WIN (OG 16-10 on Ancient, OG 16-10 on Overpass)
  • 4am: Apeks 2-0 Sprout (Apeks 16-11 on Inferno, Apeks 16-11 on Overpass)
  • 7:45am: MOUZ 2-0 Virtus Pro (MOUZ 16-9 on Mirage, MOUZ 16-5 on Ancient)

2-1 pool

  • 7:45am: Falcons 1-2 GamerLegion (GamerLegion 16-14 on Overpass, Falcons 16-12 on Inferno, GamerLegion 16-8 on Mirage)
  • 11:30am: Into the Breach vs. B8 (Into the Breach 16-14 on Ancient, B8 22-20 on Mirage, Into the Breach 16-7 on Vertigo)
  • 11:30am: FaZe 0-2 Bad News Eagles (Bad News Eagles 16-10 on Inferno, Bad News Eagles 16-14 on Mirage)

Friday, April 7

1-1 pool

  • 5:30am: VP 0-1 Into the Breach (Into the Breach 16-13 on Mirage)
  • 5:30am: MOUZ 0-1 Falcons (Falcons 16-8 on Vertigo)
  • 4am: Apeks 0-1 Bad News Eagles (Bad News Eagles 19-16 on Inferno)
  • 4am: GamerLegion 1-0 1WIN (GamerLegion 19-16 on Vertigo)

0-2 pool

  • 7am: OG 2-1 SAW (OG 16-11 on Vertigo, SAW 16-7 on Overpass, OG 16-11 on Inferno)
  • 7am: Sprout 2-1 Viperio (Vipero 16-7 on Vertigo, Sprout 16-9 on Ancient, Sprout 16-6 on Anubis)

2-0 pool

  • 10:45am: NAVI 2-0 FaZe (NAVI 16-7 on Inferno, NAVI 16-11 on Ancient)
  • 10:45am Fnatic 2-1 B8 (Fnatic 16-8 on Vertigo, B8 16-11 on Nuke, Fnatic 16-13 on Ancient)

Thursday, April 6

0-1 pool

  • 1:45pm: MOUZ 16-12 SAW (Ancient)
    • MOUZ move to 1-1 pool, send SAW to 0-2 pool.
  • 1:45pm: Bad News Eagles 16-9 Viperio (Overpass)
    • Bad News Eagles move to 1-1 pool, send Viperio to 0-2 pool.
  • 3:15pm: GamerLegion 16-9 OG (Ancient)
    • GamerLegion move to 1-1 pool, send OG to 0-2 pool.
  • 3:15pm: Into the Breach 16-7 Sprout (Vertigo)
    • Into the Breach move to 1-1 pool, send Sprout to 0-2 pool.

1-0 pool

  • 10:45am: B8 16-14 VP (Ancient)
    • B8 move to 2-0 pool, send VP to 1-1 pool.
  • 10:45am: NAVI 16-6 Falcons (Ancient)
    • NAVI move to 2-0 pool, send Falcons to 1-1 pool.
  • 12:15pm: Fnatic 16-12 1WIN (Overpass)
    • Fnatic move to 2-0 pool, send 1WIN to 1-1 pool.
  • 12:15pm: FaZe 16-13 Apeks (Overpass)
    • FaZe move to 2-0 pool, send Apeks to 1-1 pool.

0-0 pool

  • 4am: VP 16-9 SAW (Ancient)
    • VP move to 1-0 pool, send SAW to 0-1 pool.
  • 4am: B8 16-9 MOUZ (Ancient)
    • B8 move to 1-0 pool, send MOUZ to 0-1 pool.
  • 5:30am: NAVI 22-19 Into the Breach (Inferno)
    • NAVI move to 1-0 pool, send Into the Breach to 0-1 pool.
  • 5:30am: Fnatic 22-20 Viperio (Vertigo)
    • Fnatic move to 1-0 pool, send Viperio to 0-1 pool.
  • 7am: 1WIN 16-9 Bad News Eagles (Mirage)
    • 1WIN move to 1-0 pool, send Bad News Eagles to 0-1 pool.
  • 7am: Falcons 16-12 Sprout (Ancient)
    • Falcons move to 1-0 pool, send Sprout to 0-1 pool.
  • 8:30am: FaZe 16-10 OG (Ancient)
    • FaZe move to 1-0 pool, send OG to 0-1 pool.
  • 8:30am: Apeks 16-8 GamerLegion (Mirage)
    • Apeks move to 1-0 pool, send GamerLegion to 0-1 pool.

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