The match between Complexity and BLUEJAYS at the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 North America Closed Qualifier ended with a 2:0 victory for Complexity. This win secured the team a spot at the Major, which will take place from June 9 to 22 in the USA.
How the Match Unfolded
Map 1: Ancient (16:12)
BLUEJAYS started the match aggressively and confidently. They won the first half with a 7:5 score, showing solid defensive coordination, notably, CacaNito consistently pressured mid, keeping Complexity under constant threat. However, after the side switch, Complexity stepped up significantly. They secured 11 rounds in the second half, thanks to strong discipline, better tempo control, and sharp shooting from Hallzerk, who played a key role in the comeback.
Two retakes on the A site were especially crucial, where Grim and JT managed to clutch in outnumbered situations, ultimately shifting the momentum in Complexity’s favor.
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Map 2: Train (13:7)
Train, which was recently added back into the map pool in place of Vertigo, became the stage for complete domination by Complexity. Initially, the teams went back and forth — the score reached 6:5, but then the Americans won seven rounds in a row, shutting down any attempts from BLUEJAYS to establish control over key areas.
Hallzerk once again stood out, repeatedly denying B-site pushes with his AWP. JT showcased excellent in-game leadership, reading the opponent’s game well and allowing Complexity to adapt and outplay BLUEJAYS strategically.
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Player Stats for the Match
As shown in the stats, Complexity delivered a strong overall performance, with Hallzerk standing out with the highest kill count and fewest deaths, followed closely by Grim in overall impact.
Reaction to the Complexity victory
After the victory, Jason Lake (Founder & CEO of Complexity) shared his emotions on Twitter:
“MAJOR!!! The Complexity throwback logo is returning to Counter-Strike stickers!”
Fans shared his joy over the team’s victory, filling the comments under the post with words of support and admiration. Here are some of them.
“Congrats Jason. I know this means a lot to you and the team. Hopefully this will secure the future of the organization”
Complexity has earned this kind of support, and I’m sure it will strengthen them going into the main event.
Summary
For Complexity, this Major qualification is their first in the past six months, which is especially significant considering their recently updated roster. After the game, the coaching staff highlighted that discipline and focused preparation for Ancient and Train were key factors in securing the win.
It’s also worth noting that this will be the first CS2 Major where Train has officially returned to the map pool, which could benefit more experienced teams on this classic battleground.
Complexity is now heading to the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025, which will be held in Texas from June 9 to 22, where the world’s top CS teams will gather. This event is shaping up to be a historic tournament — not only as the first full-fledged Major in CS2, but also as a new stage of competition that every team aspires to reach.
