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PGL Copenhagen Major Americas RMR: Schedule, results, teams

America's best and brightest battle for glory.

Counter-Strike 2’s first Major is nearly upon us. The PGL Copenhagen Major is one of the most hyped-up tournaments in recent history, and it wouldn’t be complete without American qualifiers.

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From hundreds of entrants in the open qualifiers, only five will fly the flag for North and South America, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Here is the full schedule, results, streams, and more for the PGL Copenhagen Major Americas RMR.

PGL Copenhagen Major Americas RMR format

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EliGE was aiming to qualify for his 13th Major this year. Photo by Nicholas Taifalos for Dot Esports

Sixteen teams from North and South America met in a Swiss bracket, where teams were seeded and played head-to-head based on their records in the Americas RMR (0-1 teams will play other 0-1 teams, etc).

As normal, three wins guaranteed a team qualified for the PGL Copenhagen Major but only two losses led to elimination. With big names like Complexity, Team Liquid, and FURIA all vying to rep the region at the first CS2 Major, they needed to bring their A-game from the get-go otherwise they risked missing the biggest show in Counter-Strike.

  • PGL Copenhagen Major Americas RMR
    • FURIA
    • Complexity
    • MIBR
    • M80
    • paiN Gaming
    • RED Canids
    • BESTIA
    • Imperial Esports
    • Nouns Esports
    • timbermen
    • BOSS
    • ODDIK
    • Legacy
    • Wildcard Gaming
    • Rocket
    • Team Liquid

After the teams have qualified for the Major, they will be seeded into each stage at the Major (Elimination Stage and Opening Stage) based on Valve’s regional standings within each region. The top-seeded squad will proceed directly to the Elimination Stage, while the remaining four must battle through the Opening Stage.

PGL Copenhagen Major American RMR standings, schedule, and results

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Twistzz’s Liquid homecoming begins with a bang. Photo by Helena Kristiansson via ESL Gaming

PGL Copenhagen Major’s Americas RMR begins on Saturday, Feb. 17. The top five from the RMR will qualify for the Major, while all others will be eliminated.

Americas RMR standings

PlacementTeamRecord
FirstFURIA3-0
Imperial3-0
ThirdpaiN Gaming3-1
Legacy3-1
Complexity3-1
SixthTeam Liquid2-2
ODDIK2-2
M802-2
NinthRED Canids1-2
BOSS1-2
MIBR1-2
Wildcard Gaming1-2
13thNouns Esports0-2
NRG0-2
BESTIA0-2
Elevate0-2

Americas RMR schedule and results

All times below are listed in Central Time (CT).

Friday, March 1

  • 1pm
    • FURIA 13-9 Nouns
    • Complexity 13-6 Elevate
  • 2pm
    • MIBR 9-13 BOSS
    • M80 13-10 ODDIK
  • 3pm
    • paiN 13-4 Legacy
    • RED Canids 13-1 Wildcard
  • 4pm
    • BESTIA 11-13 Liquid
    • Imperial 13-2 NRG

Saturday, March 2

  • 10am
    • Complexity 13-10 BOSS
    • paiN 13-10 RED Canids
  • 11am
    • FURIA 13-10 Liquid
    • M80 3-13 Imperial
  • 12pm
    • MIBR 2-0 NRG
      • MIBR win map one on Inferno 13-2.
      • MIBR win map two on Anubis 16-13.
      • NRG is eliminated.
    • BESTIA 0-2 Wildcard
      • Wildcard win map one on Mirage 13-9.
      • Wildcard win map two on Anubis 13-4.
      • BESTIA is eliminated.
  • 3pm
    • Nouns 1-2 Legacy
      • Nouns win map one on Vertigo 13-9.
      • Legacy win map two on Overpass 13-4.
      • Legacy win map three on Inferno 13-7.
      • Legacy is eliminated.
    • Elevate 1-2 ODDIK
      • ODDIK win map one on Anubis 13-11.
      • Elevate win map two on Ancient 13-10.
      • ODDIK win map three on Overpass 13-10.
      • Elevate is eliminated.

Sunday, March 3

  • 10am
    • BOSS 0-2 Liquid
      • Liquid win map one on Inferno 13-9.
      • Liquid win map two on Ancient 13-4.
      • BOSS is eliminated.
    • M80 2-1 Wildcard
      • M80 win map one on Mirage 13-5.
      • Wildcard win map two on Vertigo 13-8.
      • M80 win map three on Inferno 13-3.
      • Wildcard is eliminated.
  • 1pm
    • RED Canids 1-2 ODDIK
      • ODDIK win map one on Nuke 13-6.
      • RED Canids win map two on Overpass 13-6.
      • ODDIK win map three on Anubis 13-4.
      • RED Canids is eliminated.
    • Legacy 2-0 MIBR
      • Legacy win map one on Anubis 13-7.
      • Legacy win map two on Vertigo 13-7.
      • MIBR is eliminated.
  • 4pm
    • paiN 0-2 Imperial
      • Imperial win map one on Mirage 13-5.
      • Imperial win map two on Nuke 13-4.
      • Imperial proceeds to PGL Copenhagen Major.
    • FURIA 2-1 Complexity
      • FURIA win map one on Overpass 13-10.
      • Complexity win map two on Vertigo 16-13.
      • FURIA win map three on Nuke 13-7.
      • FURIA proceeds to PGL Copenhagen Major.

Monday, March 4

  • 10am: paiN 2-0 ODDIK
    • paiN win map one on Inferno 13-3.
    • paiN win map two on Vertigo 13-7.
    • paiN proceeds to PGL Copenhagen Major, ODDIK is eliminated.
  • 1pm: M80 1-2 Legacy
    • M80 win map one on Overpass 13-6.
    • Legacy win map two on Ancient 16-12.
    • Legacy win map three on Inferno 13-8.
    • Legacy proceeds to PGL Copenhagen Major, M80 is eliminated.
  • 4pm: Complexity 2-1 Liquid
    • Liquid win map one on Inferno 13-9.
    • Complexity win map two on Anubis 13-5.
    • Complexity win map three on Overpass 13-7.
    • Complexity proceeds to PGL Copenhagen Major, Liquid is eliminated.

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