Kings wins another Championship this month
Kings appear to be heading towards stardom and world rankings among the best competitive teams in the Counter-Strike shooting game: Global Offensive.
This time, the Australian team was able to lift the fourth season of the ESL Australia & New Zealand Championship after a difficult and tough match.
The start of the LAN event for the tournament was set for four major teams, but Anonymous was unable to attend the tournament. Unfortunately, no one was available as an alternative to the team, prompting the tournament organizers to quickly adjust their system to become the best team among the three to the big finals.
Kings, thanks to the chaos of moving straight to the final of the tournament, could not be found in the semi-finals.
The Australian team waited for the match between AVANT and Legacy, which was three maps of the difficult rounds out of which only one winner in this competition, the team AVANT.
A series of strong, stressful and stressful matches will begin for each of the teams because of the close proximity of the results to their control.
But the first chart ended Inferno‘s Avant winning the lead with 19-16 to make it 3 – 1, even though this was a favorite of Kings.
However, the map was scored by AVANT. However, they were defeated by the team of Kings and his players like Travis “wizard” Richardson and others.
The psychological struggle did not end as simple as that, but the competition continued in another map Mirage, and the team returned AVANT to achieve another victory in the result of 16-14, but also show the result, this victory was very difficult and did not remove his opponent from winning only two of the bad rounds.
Kings could no longer withstand this tension and rushed on to the next map Overpass with a strong 16-9 victory to make it to another final map.
Everything in the Nuke map was finished, but hard-fought, with great difficulty, to make Kings, the Cup holder, with a hard-fought victory with a 16-14 lead.
The prize money has been distributed to the following teams :
1. Kings – $ 2,966
2. AVANT – $ 1,853
3. Legacy – $ 1,483
4. Anonymous – $ 1,112
It is interesting to note that Kings managed to win in every tournament they have so far, and the last tournament they competed in before was the Unikrn TV Australian Showdown a few days ago this month.
Where the team was able to raise the championship cup after beating his rival Athletico and winning a prize money amounted to $ 3,950 dollars.
