During a weekend full of action, with ESG Mykonos, DreamHack Montreal, and ELEAGUE Premier all under way, eXtatus took their small slice of LAN glory at Cross Border Esport by beating Tricked, 2-0, in the final.

The tournament in Denmark started out with eight groups of three teams, of which the top two moved on to a round of sixteen single bracket playoff. There, teams like EnVyUs Academy, Singularity, Tricked, eXtatus, or North Academy were fighting for a spot in the final.

frozen & co. dropped a single map during the whole tournament on their way to victory

On their way to the final, eXtatus beat Renato "⁠nak⁠" Nakano's Sharks, as well as Matthieu "⁠matHEND⁠" Roquigny and Simon "⁠Fuks⁠" Florysiak' ARES. On the other side of the bracket, Tricked beat the likes of Fragsters and one of the favorite teams in the tournament, North Academy.

Finally, though, it was eXtatus who raised the trophy and took home the lion's share of the prize pool, breezing past Tricked in two maps, Inferno (16-9) and Mirage (16-4), in large part thanks to the play of the young star David "⁠frozen⁠" Čerňanský, who at the end of the match had a 1.71 rating, +26 KDR, and 109 ADR.

Cross Border Esport 2017 Best of 3 eXtatus Matchpage 2 0 Tricked 16 Inferno 9 16 Mirage 4

eXtatus K - D +/- ADR Rating 2.0 David 'frozen' Čerňanskýfrozen 48 - 22 +26 109.3 1.71 Patrik 'DEV7L' StuchlíkDEV7L 38 - 25 +13 89.4 1.41 Jindřich 'ZEDKO' ChybaZEDKO 36 - 24 +12 75.8 1.37 Martin 'MonttY' MelišekMonttY 36 - 20 +16 83.4 1.36 Richard 'queztone' Strnátkoqueztone 32 - 23 +9 78.4 1.22 Tricked K - D +/- ADR Rating 2.0 Thomas 'Ryxxo' NielsenRyxxo 21 - 36 -15 51.9 0.83 Peter 'Inzta' KragelundInzta 25 - 37 -12 59.1 0.70 Ismail 'refrezh' Alirefrezh 22 - 39 -17 72.4 0.67 Lucas 'Lukki' PilhedenLukki 23 - 41 -18 60.9 0.65 Mads 'Console' SkovbyConsole 23 - 38 -15 55.8 0.59

The final standings of Cross Border Esport are: