Prize distribution 1. 225,000 SEK (approximately $25,800)

2. 125,000 SEK (approximately $14,300)

3. 90,000 SEK (approximately $10,300)

4. 60,000 SEK (approximately $6,900)

Participant's list Fnatic

flusha, JW, olofm, krimz, dennis

NiP Gaming

allu, f0rest, friberg, GeT_RiGhT, Xizt

SK Gaming

AcilioN, cadiaN, Friis, Magiskb0Y, MODDII

?

cajunb, device, dupreeh, karrigan, Xyp9x

Friday the 4th of December

NiP Gaming vs. SK Gaming

NiP: allu, f0rest, friberg, GeT_RiGhT, Xizt

SK: AcilioN, cadiaN, Friis, Magiskb0Y, MODDII

BO3 • 16:00 CET

Fnatic vs. ?

Fnatic: flusha, JW, olofm, krimz, dennis

?: cajunb, device, dupreeh, karrigan, Xyp9x

BO3 • 19:00 CET

Saturday the 5th of December

Loser's match BO3 • 14:30 CET

Winner's match BO3 • 17:30 CET

Sunday the 6th of December

Consolidation match BO3 • 14:30 CET

Grand Final BO3 • 17:30 CET

Stream team Pala "Mantrousse" Gilroy Sen (Host)

Anders "AREYOUKIDDINGME?" Blume (Commentator)

Matthew "Sadokist" Trivett (Commentator)

Auguste "Semmler" Massonnat (Commentator)

Henry "HenryG" Greer (Expert)

Linda "Ding1" Herman (Interviewer)



The time has come for the third ever Fragbite Masters powered by Com Hem LAN finals as Season 5 ends this weekend. A total of four teams have, in their own ways, qualified for this weekend's event in Stockholm, Sweden, where they will be fighting for 500,000 SEK, which translates to approximately $57,400. The winners will go home with just below half of the sum.In the pre-season, we organized Fragbite Masters Championship Showdown. There, the two former LAN champions of Fragbite Masters, Fnatic and the former Team SoloMid squad called "?", went head-to-head for a direct spot in the Season 5 finals. That best of five match was won by Fnatic with a 4-1 result, meaning they were the first to directly qualify for Stockholm.After that, the online portion kicked off, where NiP Gaming managed to win the Blue Bracket by defeating Team SoloMid in the bracket final. Then, in the Orange Bracket, the qualified team SK Gaming managed to upset G2 Esports as well as the Swedish team DenDD to deserve their spot in Stockholm. The last spot was up for grabs in the match between the two bracket runner-ups — Team SoloMid and DenDD — a battle the Danish squad won in a close three-map fight.Since Fnatic were the first to secure their spot for the finals, they have received the top seed, and will be playing against the former TSM team "?" in the first round since the Danes were the last to qualify. Though NiP Gaming and SK Gaming, who have earned the middle seeds, will face each other in the tournament opener.The Fragbite Masters LAN finals will use a double elimination format with best of three maps in every round. This means that the team who loses drop down to the lower bracket, while the winning teams stay in the upper bracket. In the end, the grand finalist coming from the upper bracket will have an advantage in the veto process.Of course the tournament will be broadcasted, and we'll see some familiar faces to bring you all the hype from the Fragbite Studios. The long-haired beauty that is Pala "Mantrousse" Gilroy Sen will be the host of the show, while Anders Blume, Auguste "Semmler" Massonnat, Matthew "Sadokist" Trivett and Henry "HenryG" Greer will take turns on casting and analysing. Fragbite's own Linda "Ding1" Herman will be doing the interviews throughout the weekend. The tournament will be available to watch through our Twitch channelThe players from Team SoloMid have parted ways with their organization and go under the name "?" at the LAN finals. The Danish squad's name has been adjusted in this article.