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We have been crowned Intel Extreme Masters Season XII Sydney 2017 champions as our Counter-Strike: Global Offensive division has just conquered the $200,000 Global Challenge in Sydney, Australia!
SK Gaming reached the playoffs of the competition before everyone else, as we started with an initial win over the Chinese squad ViCi Gaming, followed by another two strong victories against the Danish representatives of North and Astralis earlier in the Swiss stage.
On the next play day our Brazilian team quickly managed to secure a spot in the grand final after demolishing the North Americans of OpTic Gaming in the semi-finals.
Our team's final opponent for this tournament was none other than
Aleski 'allu' Jalli's on a raise FaZe Clan, which fortunately we managed to overcome in a best-of-five series as well.
As similar to last month's cs_summit 2017 event in Los Angeles, the Brazilians dropped only a single map during the entire competition. It was the third map of the best-of-five series, Inferno, versus FaZe in the grand final.
SK Gaming > 
FaZe
16-12 (12:3, 4:9) on Train
16-7 (11:4, 5:3) on Cache
13-16 (5:10, 8:6) on Inferno
16-11 (6:9, 10:2) on Overpass
Detailed information about the event can as usual be found in our esport index.
Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2017's final standings are the following:
1st. SK Gaming - $100,000
2nd. FaZe - $40,000
3rd-4th.
Astralis Denmark - $20,000
3rd-4th.
OpTic Gaming - $20,000
5th.
Chiefs - $7,500
6th-7th. Renegades - $4,750
6th-7th. North - $4,750
8th.
ViCi Gaming - $3,000
Congratulations to our lads for achieving in style another consecutive win! Stay tuned to SK Gaming for more news and updates surrounding our Brazilian Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team.
SK Gaming reached the playoffs of the competition before everyone else, as we started with an initial win over the Chinese squad ViCi Gaming, followed by another two strong victories against the Danish representatives of North and Astralis earlier in the Swiss stage.
On the next play day our Brazilian team quickly managed to secure a spot in the grand final after demolishing the North Americans of OpTic Gaming in the semi-finals.
Our team's final opponent for this tournament was none other than
Aleski 'allu' Jalli's on a raise FaZe Clan, which fortunately we managed to overcome in a best-of-five series as well.As similar to last month's cs_summit 2017 event in Los Angeles, the Brazilians dropped only a single map during the entire competition. It was the third map of the best-of-five series, Inferno, versus FaZe in the grand final.
SK Gaming > FaZe16-12 (12:3, 4:9) on Train
16-7 (11:4, 5:3) on Cache
13-16 (5:10, 8:6) on Inferno
16-11 (6:9, 10:2) on Overpass
CAMPEÕES!
— SK Gaming (@SKGaming) May 7, 2017
ESSA É NOSSA, ESTAMOS DE VOLTA!
WE'RE BACK!
IEM SYDNEY CHAMPIONS! #RUNSKG #VAMOSSK #IEM pic.twitter.com/faljj8fVPP
Detailed information about the event can as usual be found in our esport index.
Intel Extreme Masters Sydney 2017's final standings are the following:
1st.
SK Gaming - $100,0002nd.
FaZe - $40,0003rd-4th.
Astralis Denmark - $20,0003rd-4th.
OpTic Gaming - $20,0005th.
Chiefs - $7,5006th-7th.
Renegades - $4,7506th-7th.
North - $4,7508th.
ViCi Gaming - $3,000Congratulations to our lads for achieving in style another consecutive win! Stay tuned to SK Gaming for more news and updates surrounding our Brazilian Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team.
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