BIG, FURIA win DreamHack Open Summer 2020: final placements, results DreamHackThe first big event after the CS:GO player break has wrapped up, with DreamHack Open Summer crowning four champions across the globe. In Europe, BIG continued their online streak, while over in NA, FURIA surprised a revitalized Liquid in the final. After what seemingly felt like months of waiting for Tier 1 Counter-Strike to return, DreamHack Open Summer has come and gone. It was done in a flash, as some of the best teams in Europe, North America, and Asia duked it out \u2014 with their new rosters \u2014 to try and cement themselves at the top of the power rankings again. While many of the usual suspects reigned victorious yet again, there were some surprise packages on both the good end and the bad. BIG continue online dominance in DreamHack Open Europe BIG has once again put the CS:GO world on notice after yet another dominating online win in DreamHack Open Summer Europe. They only dropped one map in the event \u2014 to OG in the semi-final \u2014 to continue their hot run of form. They beat Heroic in the group stages of the event, before facing off against the Danes yet again in the Grand Final. The same result awaited them though, as Tizian \u2018tiziaN\u2019 Feldbusch and Ismailcan \u2018XANTARES\u2019 D\u00f6rtkarde\u015f carried BIG to a 16-11, 16-12 win. ONCE again the BEST team in EU! @BIGCLANgg beat @heroicgg 2-0! \ud83d\udd25 They are the #DHOpen Summer 2020 CHAMPIONS! \ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6 Congrats! @TizianCS, @k1tocs, @syrsoNcsgo, @TabsenCS & @XANTARESCSGO! \ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6 pic.twitter.com\/JL3UZihlxT \u2014 ESL Impact (@ESLImpact) August 16, 2020 Complexity were the fourth team to make the playoffs after finishing first in Group B, while MAD Lions weren\u2019t so successful in their debut with Pawel \u2018innocent\u2019 Mocek in for Lucas \u2018Bubzkji\u2019 Andersen. They fell out of the event in straight sets, including a loss to UK team Endpoint. DreamHack Open Summer 2020 Europe final placements FURIA take down Liquid for DreamHack Open Summer NA win Over the Atlantic, it seemed like DreamHack Open Summer was Team Liquid\u2019s for the taking. The new roster with Michael \u2018grim\u2019 Wince looked almost unstoppable throughout the event, not dropping a map on their run through to the final. Read more: How to watch ESL One Cologne 2020 – They were poised to take it in a 2-0 sweep after putting together a huge 8-1 comeback on Nuke to force an overtime. However, Furia had other ideas. Vinicius \u2018VINI\u2019 Figueiredo put in the performance of a lifetime, including dropping 37 frags on Inferno, to help the Brazilians claims the title. 2-1! Inferno is @furiagg’s! They beat @TeamLiquid and crown themselves as champion of #DHOpen Summer North America! \ud83d\udc51 Congrats @yuurihfps, @HEN1, @kscerato, @arTcsgo & Inferno MVP @FURIA_VINI! \ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6\ud83c\udfc6 pic.twitter.com\/MpBx6KZOcq \u2014 ESL Impact (@ESLImpact) August 16, 2020 Rising stars Team One and Chaos made it through to the playoffs, while Cloud9 yet again failed to make an impact, falling out in the group stages after a close loss to Team One. DreamHack Open Summer 2020 North America final placements Across the other regions, Renegades managed to take down Avant in the Oceanic Final 3-1 last weekend. Over in Asia, Tyloo once again cemented themselves as the team to beat, but it didn\u2019t come easy against Vici. Tyloo pulled out the reverse sweep on Vertigo and Overpass to win the title and regional bragging rights.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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