With alot of passion and hard fight, ECS season six came to an end

A lot of passion and excitement brought to us by ECS season six along with some broken dreams for talented players, and tears of happiness from others.

Astralis successfully defended their ECS title with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over MIBR in the grand final of Season 6.

The Brazilian team, still looking for their first Big Title of 2018, gave Astralis a run for their money but could not repeat their performance from the Group A decider match.

However the second and final fight took us to overtime rounds, The first overtime could not determine a winner as both teams won two rounds on the offensive side. Astralis then came out the brighter of the two sides and took the lead with a strong T display. Tarik “tarik” Celik still gave MIBR a lifeline with a massive 1v4 clutch, to which gla1ve responded with a quad kill of his own, putting Astralis on championship point and leaving the Brazilians with no money to contest the game anymore.

Nicolai “device” Reedtz has been named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the ECS Season 6 Finals by HLTV.org and betway.

ECS Season 6 Finals standings:

1.  Astralis – $250,000
2.  MIBR – $120,000
3-4.  North – $65,000
3-4.  NiP – $65,000
5-6. mousesports – $45,000
5-6.  NRG – $45,000
7-8.  Cloud9 – $35,000
7-8.  Liquid – $35,000