Intel Extreme Masters Fall 2021 Europe

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IEM Fall 2021 Europe
Tournament information
Sport Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
LocationQuality Hotel Globe, Stockholm, Sweden
DatesSeptember 29–October 10, 2021
Administrator ESL
Format Round-robin group stage
Single elimination brackets
Teams24
PurseUS$105,000
Final positions
Champions Ninjas in Pyjamas
Runner-upENCE
MVP Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz
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Intel Extreme Masters Fall 2021 Europe (IEM Fall 2021 EU) was a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CSGO) tournament organized by German company ESL and sponsored by American corporation Intel. Part of the sixteenth season of Intel Extreme Masters and one of the six events under the IEM Fall 2021 tournament, the event was used by Valve as the final Regional Major Ranking (RMR) event, to determine the participants of the PGL Major Stockholm 2021. Twenty-four teams competed for a US$105,000 prize pool, eleven spots at the major and for 2015 ESL Pro Tour Points, used by the organizer to determine the participants of its two main events each year—IEM Katowice and Cologne.

Contents

The event was preceded by four qualifier events starting on August 28, which culminated in the Closed qualifier on September 18, determining the final twelve participants for event. The event started on September 29, with the group stage, where the teams were split equal between four groups. The two best performing teams of each group advanced to the quarterfinals. The final saw Swedish team Ninjas in Pyjamas (NIP) overpower European squad ENCE, 3–1. NIP's Nicolai "dev1ce" Reedtz, was named the MVP by both HLTV and ESL.

Background

Intel Extreme Masters Fall 2021 was a series of six individual tournaments, held in six regions of the world—Asia, the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), Europe, North America, Oceania, South America. The European imprint of the tournament was held between September 29 and October 10, 2021, on LAN in Stockholm, Sweden. Twenty-four teams, twelve invited, with the other twelve qualifieng through a series of qualifiers, competing for US$105,000, 2015 ESL Pro Tour Points and nearly 19,000 regional major ranking points. [1] It was the third and final Valve-sanctioned event of the year, to determine the participants of the sixteenth CSGO Major Championships, the PGL Major Stockholm 2021 and the first since the Berlin major in September 2019, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Eight days prior, Valve released CSGO's eleventh Operation, Riptide, alongside two gameplay changes. Firstly, they blocked the visibility at the middle position on the map Dust 2 [2] and made grenades dropable, a feature previously only available to all guns in the game. Due to the nature of IEM Fall 2021 being a Valve sanctioned event, it had to be played on the new patch including these changes. [3]

Broadcast talent

Desk hosts
Analyst
Commentators
Interviewer
Observers

Qualifiers

DateNo.Teams advanced
August 28–29 [4] 1MAD Lions
Fiend
September 2–3 [5] 2Copenhagen Flames
Movistar Riders
September 4–5 [6] 3Endpoint
AURA
September 9–10 [7] 4SAW
OPAA

Intel Extreme Masters Fall 2021 Europe was preceded by four, open qualifier events, in which two teams each could advance to the closed qualifier, to determine the events finals twelve teams. The winners of the semi-finals, would advance to the closed qualifier. The first qualifier was held between August 28 and 29 and was won by European squad MAD Lions who overtook Polish team AVEZ 2-0 (16-12; 16-8 [8] ) and Bulgarian team Fiend, which won against French LDLC 2–1, (16-7; 12–16; 16-6 [9] ). [10] In the second open qualifier, the Copenhagen Flames overtook Wisla Krakow 2-0 (16-11; 16–12), [11] with Movistar Riders advancing, over cowana with a 2-0 (16-11; 16–12). [12] [13]

For the third open qualifier, more than "190 teams [have] signed up". Following three brackets, starting with a round of 64, sixteen teams again qualified, including LDLC and cowana, who previously failed in qualifier two. [14] [15] British team Endpoint won against Polish AVEZ, with a 2-0 (19-15; 16–7) [16] and LDLC again could not make the cut, as they lost 2-0 (6-16; 13–16) to Swedish team AURA. [17] The fourth and final open qualifier had more than 250 teams sign up and started with a round of 256, where more popular teams directly advanced to the round of 128. Portuguese SAW overtook Danish AaB 2-0 (16-10; 16–12). [18] Danish OPPA narrowly won against Finnish HAVU in a 2–1, with the final map Inferno going to overtime; (16-14; 2–16; 22–20). [19]

Through hundreds of teams, eight teams qualified for the closed and final qualifier for the event. The event started with a round of 16, where the winners of the individual matches would be qualified for IEM Fall 2021 Europe. The eight losing teams had to face each other in four more matches—Fiend, MAD Lions, fnatic and AURA, were the last teams to qualify. [20]

Competing teams

Group stage

9th-12th place decider

Bracket

Opening round 9th-place decider
          
B Heroic 17 9 —
A BIG1916—
A BIG 9 4 —
D FaZe Clan1616—
C OG 10 1614
D FaZe Clan164 1611th-place decider
B Heroic 11 8 —
C OG1616—

Playoffs

Bracket

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
                 
B Astralis1616—
D Fiend 10 9 —
B Astralis 4 7 —
C ENCE1616—
A G2 Esports 8 1618
C ENCE167 22
C ENCE 8 1614 6 —
D Ninjas in Pyjamas167 1616—
A Copenhagen Flames 12 14 —
C Team Vitality1616—
C Team Vitality 169 2
D Ninjas in Pyjamas5 1616
D Ninjas in Pyjamas1616 16
B Movistar Riders 14 195
5th–8th-place deciders 5th-place decider
          
A G2 Esports1616—
D Fiend 12 2 —
A G2 Esports 168 14
B Movistar Riders10 1616
B Movistar Riders1916—
A Copenhagen Flames 17 8 — 7th-place decider
D Fiend 16 25 —
A Cop. Flames1928—

Finals summary

The final of IEM Fall 2021 Europe started on October 10, 17:00 CET between Ninjas in Pyjamas and ENCE. NIP were already qualified as a legend for the major, while ENCE already accumulated enough points to start in the challengers category. The final was the sole match of the tournament to be played as a best of five. Due to the map pool being seven maps, the teams had to play most of the maps. NIP banned Vertigo, while ENCE did not want to play Inferno. NIP picked Overpass and Ancient, while ENCE chose Mirage and Nuke. Dust 2 was left over.

ENCE started map one, Overpass, strong with a win of the pistol round. NIP fought right back, killing their enemies for the next three rounds and the bomb exploding once. NIP closed out the first half with a 10–5. The second half started strong for ENCE who were able to eliminate the enemy team in the first three rounds. However, in round nineteen, NIP were able to turn the match around dominating ENCE for six consecutive weeks, winning the match 16–8. NIP's dev1ce lead all players with 26 kills, with ENCE's Spinx made 20 kills. On ENCE's first map pick Mirage, NIP heavily struggled against them. In the first half, NIP were only able to convert four rounds. The second started better for NIP winning the pistol and the following two rounds, but ENCE were able to win every round starting in round 19, ultimately ending the map with a 16–7 scoreline. The only member to have an above average HLTV rating was hampus with 1.25, while the entire ENCE squad had a rating above hampus'.

NIP went into their second map Ancient as the favorites, based on the team's performance on the map in EPL XIV and IEM Fall. The Ninjas won the first pistol round and the following two rounds, but ENCE were able to convert the first proper gun round to five consecutive wins, bringing the scoreline to 5–3. The remainder of the first half saw a back and forth, with the final score at half time being 8 to 7 for ENCE. With the win of the pistol round, ENCE used its momentum winning the first five rounds of half two. Through a win in round 21, NIP were able to pick up the pace evening bringing the scoreline to a 15–13. ENCE were able to convert the following round, but succumb to NIP in round thirty. On the fourth and final map Nuke, NIP went up to an incredible start, winning 11 out of the first four rounds. The second half started good for ENCE. While they lost the pistol round, they were able to convert a force buy in round 17 to another win the following round, bringing the score line to 6–12. NIP followed with pistol only eco round win and following round 19, ENCE looked overwhelmed and were not able to convert a single round in their favor again. NIP won Nuke 16–6, winning the series 3–1 over ENCE. Over the four map series, dev1ce achieved the most kills and had the highest HLTV rating, with 1.36.

Post event

For winning IEM Fall 2021 Europe, Ninjas in Pyjamas received US$27,500 (26,1 %) of the prize pool. Through their performance, NIP received 2500 RMR points, for a total of 3988 points, making them Europe's best-performing team. NIP were also awarded with 500 EPT points, placing them eighth on the leaderboard for IEM Katowice 2022, with 1960 points [22] NIP's AWPer Nicolai 'dev1ce' Reedtz was awarded the most valuable player (MVP) for the tournament, both by HLTV and ESL, his first since joining the Swedish squad in April 2021. [23] [24] For dev1ce it was the 29th major trophy, while REZ received his second one. For LNZ, Plopski and hampus it was the first one. [25] NIP received one of the three Legends spot at the major; the other two were won by Vitality and G2. [26]

Movistar Riders became the first Spanish squad to qualify for a CSGO major. [27] On October 9, fnatic benched it's AWPer Jack 'JackinhO' Ström Mattsson, citing poor results in the last months. [28] fnatic enlisted Owen '⁠smooya⁠' Butterfield from Movistar Riders, before announcing his signing on October 15. [29] [30] On October 11, FunPlus Phoenix announced that Hunter 'Lucid' Tucker had left the organization, due to "time zone difference with the team, with the hours affecting his mental health and sleep schedule." [31] According to eSports Charts, the tournament had an average viewership per series of 115,000. [32] [ better source needed ]

Final standings

TeamPrizeRMRPTP [33] SeedRoster [34] Coach
1. Ninjas in Pyjamas US$27,5002500500Legends dev1ce, REZ, LNZ, Plopski, hampusThreat
2.ENCEUS$17,5002344350ChallengersSnappi, doto, dycha, hades, SpinxsAw
3. Team Vitality US$12,0002188225Legends shox, ZywOo, apEX, mistuaaa, KyojinXTQZZZ
4. Astralis US$9,0002031150Challengers Xyp9x, dupreeh, Magisk, Bubzkji, Lucky, gla1ve (Sub.)zonic
5.Movistar RidersUS$7,5001875110alex, mopoz, DeathZz, SunPayus, dav1gbladE
6. G2 US$6,500171990LegendsNiKo, hunter-, JaCkz, AmaNEk, nexamaLeK
7.Copenhagen FlamesUS$5,500156375ContendersHooXi, nicoodoz, roeJ, jabbi, Zyphonpita
8.FiendUS$4,500140665Did not qualifybubble, v1c7or, dream3r, REDSTAR, h4rnNone
9. FaZe Clan US$3,000125060Contenders olofmeister, karrigan, Twistzz, rain, brokyRobbaN
10.BIGUS$2,500109455ChallengerstabseN, tiziaN, syrsoN, k1t0, gadeLEGIJA
11. OG US$2,00093850Did not qualifyvalde, niko, mantuu, flameZ, Aleksibruggah
12.HeroicUS$1,500045Challengerscadian, stavn, refrezh, TeSeS, sjuushNone
13.
–
16.		 mousesports US$1,00040dexter, acoR, frozen, ropz, BymasmithR
SinnersUS$1,00040Did not qualifyoskar, ZEDKO, beastik, SHOCK, NEOFRAGTomkeejs
Dignitas US$1,00040 f0rest, friberg, Lekr0, HEAP, hallzerkvENdetta
DBL PoneyUS$1,00040bodyy, Lucky, Djoko, Ex3rcice, afroNone
17.
–
20.		 FunPlus Phoenix US$5000Farlig, emi, zehN, STYKO, MadenDevilwalk
Complexity Gaming US$500es3tag, blameF, jks, coldzera, poizonpeacemaker
MAD Lions US$500b0RUP, TMB, Worok2k, sausol, jLkuben
SkadeUS$500SHiPZ, dennyslaw, KalubeR, Duplicate, RainwakerpNshr
21.
–
24.		AURA0zen, FRANNSON, SHiNE, hype, bobeksdeNone
EndpointThomas, Surreal, MiGHTYMAX, CRUC1AL, BOROSAllan
SproutSpiidi, kreesy, faveN, slaxz-, raalzenkay J
fnatic KRIMZ, Brollan, Jackinho, ALEX, meziikeita

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