FISSURE Playground 3 results & final standings

FISSURE Playground 3

FISSURE Playground 3 results & final standings

The top-tier Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) never stops, never slows down (except for during a player break), or underdelivers. At FISSURE Playground 3, sparks flew right from the start, as 16 teams duked it out for a huge $1 million prize pool.

The action took place from 8 to 13 September 2026 at the SND Cultural & Sports Centre venue in Suzhou, China, delivering six days of non-stop matches for fans to enjoy.

BetBoom Team topped Group A, with MIBR coming in 2nd place, and G2 Esports finishing in 3rd place. In Group B, Legacy game out on top, with FURIA in 2nd place, and Alliance in 3rd.

Thanks to their 1st place finish in Group B, Legacy earned a spot directly in the Semifinals of the Playoffs Stage of FISSURE Playground 3. After a Brazilian derby against MIBR, Legacy prevailed with a 2-1 scoreline.

On the other side of the bracket, G2 Esports rose to the occasion, beating FURIA 2-0, and reverse-sweeping BetBoom Team to earn a spot in the Grand Final.

In the best-of-five Grand Final of FISSURE Playground 3, Legacy proved to be unstoppable, beating G2 Esports with a clean 3-0 sweep to claim the lion’s share of the prize pool and the trophy. Congratulations!

Final FISSURE Playground 3 standings

Check out the neat little table below featuring the final standings of FISSURE Playground 3, alongside how much money each team won.

PlacementTeam(s)Player PrizeClub ShareTotal Prize
1stLegacy$165,000$135,000$300,000
2ndG2 Esports$75,000$85,000$160,000
3rd–4thBetBoom Team, MIBR$40,000$53,000$93,000
5th–6thAlliance, FURIA$25,000$40,000$65,000
7th–8th5star, magic$15,000$27,000$42,000
9th–12th9z Team, Astralis, PARIVISION, TYLOO$7,500$12,500$20,000
13th–16thBIG, FaZe Clan, GamerLegion, The MongolZ$5,000$10,000$15,000

Stay tuned to Esports Central for lots more CS2 coverage, alongside a host of other top esports titles.

Header image via FISSURE.

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