On Day 3 of BLAST Bounty Season 2, fans witnessed several exciting matchups: dominant victories from FURIA and MOUZ, intense battles involving paiN and Legacy, and yet another disappointing showing from fnatic. Some of the favorites proved their status, while others once again struggled with consistency. The standout players of the day — yuurih, xertioN, snow, and dumau — demonstrated how individual skill can tip the scales in crucial moments.
FURIA vs BIG – 2:0 (Inferno 13:2, Dust2 13:8)
FURIA took control from the very first rounds and maintained their dominance throughout the series. BIG looked helpless on Inferno, managing to secure just two rounds. On Dust2, the German squad put up slightly more resistance but couldn’t shift the momentum. FURIA’s teamplay was on point, while yuurih shined individually with 92 ADR and a 1.46 rating, earning the MVP title for the match.
MOUZ vs OG – 2:1 (Nuke 9:13, Inferno 13:1, Mirage 13:5)
OG started strong, winning Nuke convincingly, but quickly lost control of the series. They completely crumbled on Inferno and Mirage, failing to respond to MOUZ’s growing pressure. The momentum swiftly shifted as MOUZ asserted their dominance with confident, structured play. xertioN was the key figure for his team, delivering 108.3 ADR and a 1.58 rating, dominating across all maps. This victory confirmed MOUZ as one of the most dangerous teams in the tournament. Meanwhile, OG continue to struggle with consistency.
paiN vs NiP – 2:1 (Ancient 13:8, Dust2 11:13, Nuke 13:11)
This was the closest series of the day, with both teams battling on equal footing. paiN started strong on Ancient, but NiP bounced back on Dust2 with a gritty win to force a decider. The final map, Nuke, was a back-and-forth affair, but paiN edged ahead in the key clutch rounds. snow stood out for the Brazilian side with 99.6 ADR and a 1.37 rating, leading his team to victory. It was a hard-fought win that keeps paiN alive in the playoff race.
Legacy vs fnatic – 2:1 (Ancient 13:2, Inferno 10:13, Mirage 13:9)
Legacy came out swinging, destroying fnatic 13:2 on Ancient with aggressive and coordinated play. However, fnatic bounced back on Inferno with disciplined CT setups and tighter coordination to level the series. On the decider, Mirage, Legacy once again took the initiative and slowly pushed fnatic out of the game. dumau was instrumental throughout the series, putting up 95.1 ADR and a 1.37 rating, showing composure in the most critical moments. This win gives Legacy a strong boost in the standings, while fnatic are still searching for answers after recent roster changes.
The third day of BLAST Bounty Season 2 confirmed that the battle for playoff spots will remain intense until the very end. Some teams are already showing their potential to fight for the title, while others are still struggling to find stability and cohesion. The final group stage matches will determine who advances to the next phase of the tournament. More drama, highlights, and surprises surely await.
