GLL Season 2: Tournament results

GLL Season 2 results

The fights at Global Loot League Season 2 came to an end, after three intense days. In this article, you'll find out the results of NAVI.GG.BET and the final distribution of the prize fund.

In Sweden, sixteen teams fought for $ 100,000: M19 celebrated the triumph, and "yellow-black" settled on the 7th line of the standings. Our team received $3000 for the placement and $500 for a match victory - a grand total of $3500.

GLL Season 2

Place	Team	Frags	Frag points	Survival points	Total
1	M19	62	620	2740	3360
2	Pittsburgh Knights	66	660	2670	3330
3	FaZe Clan	77	770	2310	3080
4	Wildcard Gaming	82	820	2190	3010
5	Team Liquid	87	870	2100	2970
6	PENTA Sports	72	720	2190	2910
7	NAVI.GG.BET	79	790	2110	2900
8	Team Dignitas	82	820	2030	2850
9	Ghost Gaming	69	690	2140	2830
10	Tollenz Lions	58	580	1780	2360
11	Team Vitality	56	560	1580	2140
12	MOONWOLF	64	640	1390	2030
13	Nova	57	570	1450	2020
14	SetToDestroyX	56	560	1400	1960
15	Team Gates	37	370	1220	1590
16	SANGAL E-SPORTS	31	310	760	1070

As noted before, throughout the championship Born to Win were among the leaders: the first game day saw the guys finish in fourth place, while the next game day bumped us up to the second line.

Unfortunately, the decisive matches did not quite go our way. In the final fights, the competition was incredibly tough, and the tension was palpable. Each of the rivals did their best, and the victory went to worthy participants.

Despite the fact that NAVI players didn't manage to defend the title of champions claimed at Global Loot League Season 1, the individual skill of our players did not go unnoticed. Among the best players of the championship were Ivan "ubah" Kapustin and Vadim "POKAMOLODOY" Ulshin. Ivan once again justified his title as a sharpshooter: he dealt 5,777 damage, which was the fourth best in the tournament, and captain of Natus Vincere traveled more than 41,000 meters and was among the "top runners" of GLL Season 2.

 Alexey "yXo" Maletskiy

RuHub analyst and caster

"The tournament was very compact and cozy, passed almost without delays and technical problems. There were some minor problems with the broadcasts, unfortunately. but it seems to me that they did not affect the quality of the whole event. It was fun and very interesting, especially given the tournament was held outside the CIS region. For me, it was a new level. "

- At GLL S2, [:ru:] NAVI did not show the result that was expected of them. As a person who watched and analyzed all 18 matches, tell me, what went wrong, in your opinion?

- It is difficult to describe in a nutshell what went wrong. In general, they didn't give it their all: sometimes very strange things happened, but I do not consider myself competent enough to give advice to guys. I'm sure the correct conclusions will be drawn.

- What do you think the guys need to do in order to return to the former form?

- It seems to me that universal advice can be given to all. Watch your games, improve rotation and moves on the map, move a bit wider and add aggression to your game. Competitive PUBG will only progress, the game will be more demanding, the ability to act aggressively will be very valuable. You need to keep your hand on the pulse.

- The first place was taken by the team that scored just 62 frags. Is it true that now the passive style of the game is more effective than aggression?

- Actually, it just happened to be so. In the last round, there were 7 contenders for the victory, everything could have turned out differently, but this does not cancel the fact that the style of the game that the team M19 has chosen is bringing the result. This is cool, this is a chance for underdogs and teams that are weaker.

- In general, do you think point system for frags and survival is fair?

- Yes, I like the scoring system here, but I think that still, points for the knockouts should be added. As I like to say: "There is no limit to perfection."

- In your opinion, is it likely that the SL teams will follow the example of M19 and give up the heated skirmishes, focusing on survival?

- I do not think that most teams will try to "copy" this style of play, but in any case, a deep analysis will be conducted. Perhaps someone will adopt a similar strategy.

Despite the fact that the players of NAVI didn't manage to defend the title of Global Loot League Season 1 champions, very soon they will have the opportunity to test their strength in the third regular season of the league. We are sure that the guys will thoroughly prepare for this challenge and take revenge! #gonavi