THE TEAMS

LDLC Virtus.pro Nathan "NBK" Schmitt Wiktor "TaZ" Wojtas Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux Filip "Neo" Kubski Richard "shox" Papillon Jarosław "pasha" Jarząbkowski Fabien "kioShiMa" Fiey Paweł "byali" Bieliński Vincent "Happy" Cervoni Jacek "minise" Jeziak fnatic Team Dignitas Markus "pronax" Wallsten René "cajunb" Borg Robin "flusha" Rönnquist Henrik "FeTiSh" Christensen Jesper "JW" Wecksell Peter "dupreeh" Rasmussen Olof "olofm" Kajbjer Nicolai "device" Reedtz Freddy "krimz" Johansson Andreas "Xyp9x" Højsleth

THE SCHEDULE

8th of November 13:00 CET fnatic vs. Team Dignitas Lower bracket (BO3) 17:00 CET LDLC vs. Virtus.pro Upper bracket (BO3) 21:00 CET Consolidation Match (BO3) 9th of November 17:00 CET Grand Final (BO5) • View full bracket

THE BROADCAST

The Stream Team Richard Lewis Host Duncan "Thorin" Shields Analyst Marcus "zet" Sundström Expert Anders Blume Commentator Auguste "Semmler" Massonnat Commentator

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THE PRIZES

1. 160 000 SEK (17 400 EUR) 2. 80 000 SEK (8 700 EUR) 3. 40 000 SEK (4 350 EUR) 4. 20 000 SEK (2 175 EUR) Total: 300 000 SEK (32 600 EUR)

Fragbite Masters have provided the teams with travel support with a total worth of 60 000 SEK (6 500 EUR).

The time has come for the Fragbite Masters Season 3 powered by Com Hem Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament to settle. Around 2500 individuals have in one way or another participated in the season, and 16 teams played the main tournamen. Now, there are only four left, who will all gather in Stockholm, Sweden to play for the bigger half of the 300 000 prize pool.On site for the big finale of the tournament will be LDLC, Virtus.pro, Team Dignitas and fnatic. All of the teams on site won their respective group, and impressed in the upper bracket of the playoffs. Not until they faced each other did any of the teams drop to the lower bracket. LDLC then overcame fnatic, and Virtus.pro beat Team Dignitas to advance to the playoffs. Fnatic and Team Dignitas then won against NiP Gaming and Na`Vi, respectively, to earn their spot to the LAN finals.Worth mentioning is that Virtus.pro will use a stand-in, Jacek "minise" Jeziak, due to Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski getting ill after ESWC 2014.The LAN finals will kick off with the lower bracket final between fnatic and Team Dignitas, and followed by the upper bracket final between LDLC and Virtus.pro. Both of these matches, as well as the consolidation match, are played best of three maps and will be settled during Saturday. The grand final is played best of five during Sunday.This goes without saying, but of course we will broadcast every part of this season finale. As opposed to the online phase of the tournament, we will not add a second studio in the broadcast. This is the panel studio, where Richard Lewis, Duncan "Thorin" Shields and Marcus "zet" Sundström will talk about the games from an analytical point of view, and also interview players after the matches.The incredible duo of Anders Blume and Auguste "Semmler" Massonnat will, of course, also be part of the broadcast. Like the online phase, these talented casters will provide you with match commentary. The channel for all of this is FragbiteLive on Twitch.So, what's at stake in the studio in Stockholm, Sweden? Of the 300 000 SEK prize sum, 160 000 SEK will go to the victors of the tournament. This winning sum of money translates into 17 400 EUR, while second place gives out half as much.We would like to invite you all to join the fun throughout this weekend. We're convinced it's going to be incredible fun, with lots of crazy Counter-Strike combined with an amazing atmosphere between the casters, the analyst desk, the production and, of course, the players. So tune in, it all starts at 12:45 CET tomorrow (Saturday)!