Sobe e desce: Quem continua na Pro League de CS:GO após as partidas de rebaixamento

Nos dias 9 e 10 de maio foram disputados os jogos de rebaixamento para decidir quais times de Counter-Strike Global Offensive (CS:GO) continuariam, e quais seriam promovidos para ESL Pro League. Com as competições encerradas, confira um resumo de como foi a ESL Pro League Relegation, e veja quem irá disputar a Season 8:

BIG vs Windigo Gaming

O primeiro mapa foi
A disputa começou na Overpass, e um quad-kill de Johannes "nex" Maget deu a vantagem inicial a BIG. Não demorou para Windigo empatar, mas logo a BIG retomou a vantagem do placar

getting a first quad-kill round in pistols to give his team the lead. It didn’t take much for Windigo to tie it up, though, as their forcebuy in the following round stopped BIG from taking a stacked A site. The German squad quickly took the advantage back, though, as they took economic control after losing three rounds in a row and started to rack rounds of their own. Getting close to the half, Windigo got back into it, with Georgi "SHiPZ" Grigorov putting in a big four-kill round in a misplay on B by BIG to help his team take the 8-7 lead.

BIG took the lead back in the second half, winning a pistol round on A and following it up with two rounds, putting the scoreboard at 10-8. Having won the first gun round, BIG then started to run away with the half, taking the following eco and then putting up a wall on the second gun round contesting different parts of the map and coming out on top. Ultimately, nex won a 1vs3 clutch to get BIG on match point, which the German team was able to convert for a 1-0 lead.