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PGL Copenhagen Major Asia RMR: Schedule, results, teams

Only two can emerge and rep APAC.

Counter-Strike 2’s first Major begins in March, and the Danish tournament wouldn’t be complete without representation from around the globe—including the expansive Asia-Pacific and Middle East.

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While smaller than their European and American cousins, Asia’s best CS2 squads will not want to miss out on making history at the PGL Copenhagen Major, with the top two of eight attendees stamping their passports to Denmark. Here is the full schedule, results, streams, and more for the PGL Copenhagen Major Asia RMR.

PGL Copenhagen Major Asia RMR format

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While 32 (Europe) and 16 (Americas) teams will battle to represent their regions at the PGL Copenhagen Major, just eight teams made up the list eligible in the Asia RMR, from which the top two proceeded to the Opening Stage of the Major.

The eight teams were seeded into a double-elimination bracket, with the upper bracket and lower bracket winners booking their tickets for Copenhagen in mid-March. All matches were best-of-three.

  • PGL Copenhagen Major Asia RMR
    • Grayhound Gaming
    • Lynn Vision
    • TYLOO
    • The MongolZ
    • ATOX Esports
    • Myth Avenue
    • Twisted Minds
    • JiJieHao

Update, Feb. 24 at 12:33am CT: The team list has changed for the Asia RMR. Southeast Asian qualifier Troublemakers withdrew from the tournament and have been replaced by Myth Avenue, while 15 Average Gaming was “unable to field a complete lineup” and have been replaced by Twisted Minds.

The two qualifiers will then be seeded via Valve’s regional rankings, alongside the European and American qualifiers, in the Opening Stage at the Major. Here are the full standings, schedule, and results for the Asia RMR.

PGL Copenhagen Major Asia RMR standings, schedule, and results

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PGL Copenhagen Major’s Asia RMR began on Feb. 26. The top two from the RMR will qualify for the Major, while all others will be eliminated.

Asia RMR standings

PlacementTeamPrize
FirstThe MongolZPGL Copenhagen Major
SecondLynn VisionPGL Copenhagen Major
ThirdGrayhound
FourthATOX
FifthTYLOO, JiJieHao
SeventhMyth Avenue, Twisted Minds

Asia RMR schedule and results

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

Sunday, Feb. 25

  • 8pm: The MongolZ 13-4 Myth Avenue (Ancient)
    • The MongolZ progresses to upper bracket semifinal, Myth Avenue falls to lower bracket.
  • 9pm: ATOX 4-13 Grayhound (Ancient)
    • Grayhound progresses to upper bracket semifinal, ATOX falls to lower bracket.
  • 10pm: Twisted Minds 7-13 Lynn Vision (Anubis)
    • Lynn Vision progresses to upper bracket semifinal, Twisted Minds falls to lower bracket.
  • 11pm: TYLOO 13-11 JiJieHao (Nuke)
    • TYLOO progresses to upper bracket semifinal, JiJieHao falls to lower bracket.
  • Winner progresses to upper bracket semifinal, loser falls to lower bracket.

Monday, Feb. 26

  • 12am: The MongolZ 13-4 Grayhound
    • Upper bracket semifinal. The MongolZ progresses to upper bracket final, Grayhound falls to lower bracket.
  • 1am: Lynn Vision 13-6 TYLOO (Ancient)
    • Upper bracket semifinal. Lynn Vision progresses to upper bracket final, TYLOO falls to lower bracket.
  • 8pm: Myth Avenue 0-2 ATOX
    • ATOX win map one on Ancient 13-9.
    • ATOX win map two on Nuke 13-3.
    • Lower bracket round one. Myth Avenue is eliminated.
  • 11pm: Twisted Minds 0-2 JiJieHao
    • JiJieHao win map one on Inferno 16-14.
    • JiJieHao win map two on Anubis, 13-8.
    • Lower bracket round one. Twisted Minds is eliminated.

Tuesday, Feb. 27

  • 2am: TYLOO 1-2 ATOX
    • TYLOO win map one on Nuke 13-3.
    • ATOX win map two on Vertigo 13-4.
    • ATOX win map two on Anubis 13-2.
    • Lower bracket quarterfinal. ATOX progresses to lower bracket semifinal, TYLOO is eliminated.
  • 5am: Grayhound 2-0 JiJieHao
    • Grayhound win map one on Anubis 13-7.
    • Grayhound win map two on Vertigo 13-7
    • Lower bracket quarterfinal. Grayhound progresses to lower bracket semifinal, JiJieHao is eliminated.
  • 8pm: The MongolZ 2-0 Lynn Vision
    • The MongolZ win map one on Ancient 13-8.
    • The MongolZ win map two on Nuke 13-3.
    • Winner bracket final. The MongolZ progresses to Major, Lynn Vision falls to lower bracket final.
  • 11pm: ATOX 1-2 Grayhound
    • Grayhound win map one on Inferno 13-2.
    • ATOX win map two on Ancient 19-17.
    • Grayhound win map three on Anubis 13-5.
    • Loser bracket semifinal. Grayhound progresses to lower bracket final, ATOX is eliminated.

Wednesday, Feb. 28

  • 2am: Lynn Vision 2-1 Grayhound
    • Grayhound win map one on Vertigo 13-6.
    • Lynn Vision win map two on Anubis 13-7.
    • Lynn Vision win map three on Nuke 13-2.
    • Lynn Vision progresses to Major, Grayhound is eliminated.

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