Our Brazilian CS:GO division triumphs at the $150,000 cs_summit 2017 challenge in Los Angeles after defeating the CIS-based Gambit Gaming in the grand final!

In a total of four matches, three best-of-three and one best-of-five series, SK Gaming failed to prevail on only two maps during the entire tournament.

The first map was unfortunately one of our strongest in the pool Train, which we lost to Braxton 'swag' Pierce's Cloud 9, while the second loss was on Inferno versus Gambit Gaming in the grand final of the competition.

SK Gaming's road to the championship round began with a smashing upper bracket win over the Frenchmen of Team EnVy, followed by a narrow win against the North American team Cloud 9.

Our third and final opponent was, of course, Danylo 'Zeus' Teslenko's Gambit Gaming, which we met and overcame twice, once in the upper bracket final and a couple of minutes ago in the grand final.

SK Gaming > Gambit Gaming
10-16 (8:7, 2:9) on Inferno
16-2 (13:2, 3:0) on Cache
16-13 (9:6, 7:7) on Train

Ggwp @GambitEsports good fight!
Champions of CS Summit!
Thanks for cheering boys.
We want more! Preparation for Sidney starts tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/3i53vgqsTf

— Gabriel Toledo (@FalleNCS) April 24, 2017

The tournament's final standings are the following:

1st. SK Gaming - $63,750
2nd. Gambit Gaming - $33,750
3rd. OpTic Gaming - $19,500
4th. Cloud 9 - $15,000
5th-6th. Team Liquid - $5,250
5th-6th. Ninjas in Pyjamas - $5,250
7th-8th. GODSENT - $3,750
7th-8th. Team EnVy - $3,750

More details about the event can be found in our esport index.

Congratulations to our team for the win! Stay tuned to SK Gaming for more news.