HEROIC turned the final around on Inferno and puts 100 Thieves under pressure in the major race

HEROIC won Stake Pulse Beat II on Saturday evening after a dramatic 2-1 final against 100 Thieves, who at one point looked set to claim the title.

100 Thieves opened strongly on their own map pick Dust2 and controlled the second half to a 13-8 victory. On Ancient, an even closer contest followed, where 100 Thieves reached 12-10 and had two chances to close out the tournament. HEROIC refused to give up, forced overtime and ultimately won 19-17 in double overtime.

The decisive third map on Inferno was a one-sided affair from the first round. HEROIC dominated completely and allowed 100 Thieves only one round in the first half, before running away with a 13-4 victory, thereby turning a 0-1 deficit into an overall 2-1 triumph.

Across the entire final series, Brollan was HEROIC's strongest performer with a rating of 1.34, while rain was 100 Thieves' best player with 1.12. Separate from the final scoreboard, the tournament's overall player list showed that rain achieved a tournament rating of 1.28 across 13 maps — and was the only 100 Thieves player in the top 10 across the entire event.

For 100 Thieves, the defeat is more than just a lost final. The team finds itself, according to available information, just outside the cutline for the PGL Singapore Major and now has Stake Pulse Beat III as well as FiRe Last Chance 2026 remaining as opportunities to secure the necessary points.

HEROIC receives 131,200 kroner in prize money for first place, while 100 Thieves go home with 52,500 kroner.