2013 DreamHack Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Championship

DreamHack
	; 2013
Tournament information
Sport	; Counter-Strike: Global Offensive;
Location	; Jönköping, Sweden;
Dates	; November 28, 2013–November 30, 2013
Administrator(s)	; DreamHack;
Tournament; format(s)	; 16 team group stage ; Eight team single-elimination playoff
Venue	; Elmia Exhibition and Convention Centre;
Teams	; 16 teams
Purse	; $250,000 USD
Final positions
Champions	; Fnatic;
1st runners-up	; Ninjas in Pyjamas;
2nd runners-up	; compLexity Gaming; VeryGames
MVP	; Jesper "JW" Wecksell
	; ; EMS One Katowice 2014 →;

The 2013 DreamHack SteelSeries Counter Strike: Global Offensive Championship or simply DreamHack Winter 2013 was the first Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major to be sponsored by Valve. The competition was held during the Winter 2013 DreamHack digital festival at the Elmia Exhibition and Convention Centre in Jönköping, Sweden. Six invitees joined ten qualifiers to form the sixteen team event. Community funding helped to build the US$250,000 prizepool.^[1] The tournament had a peak 145,000 concurrent viewers on twitch.tv and the in-game viewing client.^[2]

Format[edit]

Six teams – Astana Dragons, compLexity Gaming, VeryGames, Clan-Mystik, Fnatic, and Team iBuyPower – were automatically invited to participate in the tournament.

In addition to those six teams, ten other teams qualified through various tournaments and qualifiers. For instance, Ninjas in Pyjamas were eligible for the tournament because it won the DreamHack Summer 2013 tournament; Copenhagen Wolves qualified after it won EMS One Fall 2013; LGB eSports qualified through an online qualifier; and Reason Gaming qualified through the BYOC qualifier. All of these qualifiers made up the last ten teams for the tournament.

Teams will be split up into four groups. All group matches are best of a. The highest seed will play the lowest seed in each group and the second and third seeds will play against each other. The winner of those two matches will play to determine which team moves on to the Playoffs; the loser of that match will play another match against the winner of the two losing teams. The loser of the lower match is eliminated from the tournament. The last two teams will play each other and the winner of that match moves on to the playoffs.

The playoffs bracket consists of eight teams, two from each group. All of these matches are a best of three, single elimination format. Teams advance in the bracket until a winner is decided.

Broadcast Talent[edit]

Hosts

Scott "SirScoots" Smith

Jonas "bsl" Vikan

Commentators

Corey "dunN" Dunn

Tomi "lurppis" Kovanen

Suart "TosspoT" Saw

Analyst

Duncan "Thorin" Shields"

Teams[edit]

Direct invitation

Astana Dragons

Clan-Mystik

compLexity Gaming

Fnatic

Team iBUYPOWER

VeryGames

Qualifiers

Copenhagen Wolves¹

LGB eSports²

Natus Vincere³

Ninjas in Pyjamas⁴

n!faculty⁵

Reason Gaming⁶

Recursive eSports²

SK Gaming⁷

Universal Soldiers¹

Xapso⁶

¹ - 3rd-4th place at EMS One Fall 2013.

² - DreamHack Winter 2013 Online Qualifiers winners

³ - 3rd place at TECHLABS Cup 2013 Finals

⁴ - 1st place at DreamHack Summer 2013

⁵ - 1st place at DreamHack Valencia 2013

⁶ - DreamHack Winter 2013 BYOC Qualifier winners

⁷ - 2nd place at DreamHack Bucharest 2013

Format[edit]

The sixteen teams were divided into four groups, with the two first match winners playing off against each other to find the groups top seed for the knockout stages. The losers of the first match played off in a knockout match, with the winner facing the loser of the winner's match to find the second seed. With eight teams remaining, the competition reached the quarter final stage, with all knockout matches hereon played in a best-of-three format.

Map Pool[edit]

There were five maps to choose from. In the group stage, each team bans two maps so that one remains. In the playoffs, each team bans one map and chooses one map; the remaining map would be the decider map of the series.

Maps

Dust II

Inferno

Mirage

Nuke

Train

Group Stage[edit]

Group A[edit]

Pos	Team	W	L	RF	RA	RD	Pts
1	Fnatic	2	0	32	15	+17	6
2	LGB eSports	2	1	46	31	+15	6
3	Clan-Mystik	1	2	24	46	-22	3
4	Natus Vincere	0	2	22	32	-10	0

Group A Matches
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Fnatic	16	Mirage	9	Natus Vincere
Clan-Mystik	16	Dust II	14	LGB eSports
LGB eSports	16	Mirage	13	Natus Vincere
Fnatic	16	Inferno	6	Clan-Mystik
Clan-Mystik	2	Inferno	16	LGB eSports

Group B[edit]

Pos	Team	W	L	RF	RA	RD	Pts
1	Ninjas in Pyjamas	2	0	32	17	+15	6
2	Recursive eSports	2	1	45	37	+8	6
3	Universal Soldiers	1	2	33	41	-8	3
4	Team iBUYPOWER	0	2	17	32	-15	0

Group B Matches
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Inferno	13	Recursive eSports
Team iBUYPOWER	9	Dust II	16	Universal Soldiers
Team iBUYPOWER	8	Inferno	16	Recursive eSports
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Inferno	4	Universal Soldiers
Universal Soldiers	13	Inferno	16	Recursive eSports

Group C[edit]

Pos	Team	W	L	RF	RA	RD	Pts
1	compLexity Gaming	2	0	32	19	+13	6
2	VeryGames	2	1	46	33	+13	6
3	n!faculty	1	2	30	37	-7	3
4	Xapso	0	2	13	32	-19	0

Group C Matches
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
VeryGames	16	Inferno	8	Xapso
compLexity Gaming	16	Inferno	5	n!faculty
VeryGames	14	Inferno	16	compLexity Gaming
n!faculty	16	Train	5	Xapso
VeryGames	16	Train	9	n!faculty

Group D[edit]

Pos	Team	W	L	RF	RA	RD	Pts
1	Copenhagen Wolves	2	0	32	18	+14	6
2	Astana Dragons	2	1	39	40	-1	6
3	Reason Gaming	1	2	40	32	+8	3
4	SK Gaming	0	2	14	32	-18	0

Group D Matches
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Astana Dragons	16	Inferno	11	Reason Gaming
Copenhagen Wolves	16	Inferno	11	SK Gaming
Astana Dragons	7	Nuke	16	Copenhagen Wolves
Reason Gaming	16	Inferno	3	SK Gaming
Astana Dragons	16	Nuke	13	Reason Gaming

Playoffs[edit]

Bracket[edit]

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals


	Ninjas in Pyjamas	2

	LGB eSports	1
				Ninjas in Pyjamas	2

				VeryGames	1
	Copenhagen Wolves	1

	VeryGames	2
							Ninjas in Pyjamas	1

							Fnatic	2
	Fnatic	2

	Recursive eSports	1
				Fnatic	2

				compLexity Gaming	0
	compLexity Gaming	2

	Astana Dragons	1

Quarterfinals Scores[edit]

Quarterfinals
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Ninjas in Pyjamas	14	Dust II	16	LGB eSports
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Train	9	LGB eSports
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Mirage	7	LGB eSports
Copenhagen Wolves	6	Dust II	16	VeryGames
Copenhagen Wolves	16	Inferno	5	VeryGames
Copenhagen Wolves	12	Mirage	16	VeryGames
Fnatic	16	Inferno	9	Recursive eSports
Fnatic	13	Dust II	16	Recursive eSports
Fnatic	16	Train	10	Recursive eSports
compLexity Gaming	9	Nuke	16	Astana Dragons
compLexity Gaming	16	Dust II	7	Astana Dragons
compLexity Gaming	16	Inferno	12	Astana Dragons

Semifinals Scores[edit]

Semifinals
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Dust II	13	VeryGames
Ninjas in Pyjamas	6	Inferno	16	VeryGames
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Nuke	5	VeryGames
Fnatic	16	Train	7	compLexity Gaming
Fnatic	16	Mirage	7	compLexity Gaming
Fnatic	–	???	–	compLexity Gaming

Finals Scores[edit]

Finals
Team	Score	Map	Score	Team
Ninjas in Pyjamas	14	Dust II	16	Fnatic
Ninjas in Pyjamas	16	Inferno	6	Fnatic
Ninjas in Pyjamas	2	Train	16	Fnatic

Final standings[edit]

Place	Team	Prize Money	Seed	Roster	Coach
1st	Fnatic	US$100,000	EMS One Katowice 2014	Devilwalk, JW, flusha, pronax, schneider	cArn
2nd	Ninjas in Pyjamas	US$50,000		f0rest, GeT_RiGhT, Xizt, friberg, Fifflaren
3rd–4th	compLexity Gaming	US$22,000		Hiko, n0thing, swag, Sgares, Semphis
3rd–4th	VeryGames	US$22,000		shox, SmithZz, NBK, ScreaM, Ex6TenZ
5–8th	LBG eSports	US$10,000		dennis, olofmeister, KRiMZ, eksem, SKYTTEN
	Astana Dragons			ANGE1, kucher, markeloff, Dosia, AdreN
	Recursive eSports			Uzzziii, Happy, GMX, kennyS, Maniac
	Copenhagen Wolves			FeTiSh, dev1ce, Nico, dupreeh, Xyp9x	3k2
9–12th	Clan-Mystik	US$2,000	–	apEX, HaRts, KQLY, ioRek, kioShiMa
	Universal Soldiers			TaZ, NEO, pashaBiceps, byali, Snax
	n!faculty			karrigan, gla1ve, Pimp, cajunb, raalz
	Reason Gaming			coloN, MSL, smF, EXR, LOMME
13–16th	SK Gaming	US$2,000	–	MODDII, twist, xelos, Delpan, pita
	Xapso			ultra, centeks, cadiaN, aizy, robiin
	Team iBUYPOWER			Skadoodle, adreN, DaZeD, anger, AZK
	Natus Vincere			ceh9, Zeus, starix, seized, kibaken

External links[edit]

DreamHack: Winter 2013 - official website

Liquipedia tournament page

DreamHack TV

DreamHack CS

DreamHack CS 2

References[edit]

^ http://www.dreamhack.se/dhw13/2013/09/16/counter-strike-community-helps-build-250000-prize-pool/

^ O'Neill, Patrick Howell (December 3, 2013). "With breakthrough tournament, 'Counter-Strike' finally returns to former glory". The Daily Dot. Retrieved November 24, 2015.

[Counter_Strike_community_helps_build_$250000_prize_pool-1] ttp://www.dreamhack.se/dhw13/2013/09/16/counter-strike-community-helps-build-250000-prize-pool/

[2] O'Neill, Patrick Howell (December 3, 2013). "With breakthrough tournament, 'Counter-Strike' finally returns to former glory". The Daily Dot. Retrieved November 24, 2015.

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