Guide to EU RMR CS2 PGL Copenhagen Major 2024
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The distribution of slots for the first Counter-Strike 2 Major is starting today, and now we will simply observe who will earn the right to represent their region at this important tournament in Denmark.
Currently, Europe is undoubtedly the strongest region in CS2, but not everyone will be able to qualify for this Major, which will take place in mid-March. Here’s the schedule, format, and other information about the EU RMRs.
Europe RMR
In one of the largest regional qualifying tournaments in CS2 to date, 32 teams from Europe will compete for 18 slots at the PGL Copenhagen Major. These teams have earned their spots in the LAN portion either through invitations or by successfully navigating through closed qualifiers.
The teams will be divided into two groups of 16 teams each to compete in multiple rounds of BO1/BO3 matches using the Swiss system. Teams need to earn three victories to advance to the Major. If a team wins two matches before losing the third, they will proceed to the decider stage against three other teams with the same result from a different RMR stage. Elimination matches (teams with 0-2, 1-2 results) or qualifying matches (teams with 2-0, 2-1, 2-2 results) are played in a best-of-three format (three maps), while all other matches are best-of-one (one map).
If a team fails to accumulate the required number of victories and loses three matches, they will be eliminated from the qualification.
Once the teams qualify for the Major, they will be allocated to the stages of the main event (Elimination Stage and Opening Stage) based on Valve’s rankings in each region. The top seven teams after the draw will continue their journey in the Elimination stage, while the remaining ten teams will compete in the Opening Stage.
EU RMR A Schedule
The top eight from RMR will advance to the Major, while teams from 9th to 11th position will advance to the decider stage.
First round: Wednesday, February 14
FaZe vs. 9Pandas
Virtus.pro vs. SAW
NaVi vs. KOI
G2 vs. Into The Breach
Eternal Fire vs. Ninjas in Pyjamas
AMKAL vs. Enterprise
BetBoom vs. Fnatic
3DMAX vs. Falcons
Second Round: Wednesday, February 14
8 matches
Third round: Thursday, February 15
8 matches
Fourth round: Friday, February 16
6 matches
Fifth round: Saturday, February 17
3 matches where the winner advances to the Major and the losing team falls into the last chance bracket
Schedule in group RMR B
First round: Sunday, February 19
Vitality vs. GamerLegion
MOUZ vs. Guild Eagles
Spirit vs. ENCE
Monte vs. ECSTATIC
C9 vs. Pera
Apeks vs. O.G.
Astralis vs. Nexus
Preasy vs. Heroic
Second round: Monday, February 19
8 matches (winner versus winner, loser versus loser)
Third round: Tuesday, February 20
8 matches
Fourth round: Wednesday, February 21
6 matches
Fifth round: Thursday, February 22
3 matches where the winner advances to the Major and the losing team falls into the last chance bracket
Currently, Europe is undoubtedly the strongest region in CS2, but not everyone will be able to qualify for this Major, which will take place in mid-March. Here’s the schedule, format, and other information about the EU RMRs.
Europe RMR
In one of the largest regional qualifying tournaments in CS2 to date, 32 teams from Europe will compete for 18 slots at the PGL Copenhagen Major. These teams have earned their spots in the LAN portion either through invitations or by successfully navigating through closed qualifiers.
The teams will be divided into two groups of 16 teams each to compete in multiple rounds of BO1/BO3 matches using the Swiss system. Teams need to earn three victories to advance to the Major. If a team wins two matches before losing the third, they will proceed to the decider stage against three other teams with the same result from a different RMR stage. Elimination matches (teams with 0-2, 1-2 results) or qualifying matches (teams with 2-0, 2-1, 2-2 results) are played in a best-of-three format (three maps), while all other matches are best-of-one (one map).
If a team fails to accumulate the required number of victories and loses three matches, they will be eliminated from the qualification.
Once the teams qualify for the Major, they will be allocated to the stages of the main event (Elimination Stage and Opening Stage) based on Valve’s rankings in each region. The top seven teams after the draw will continue their journey in the Elimination stage, while the remaining ten teams will compete in the Opening Stage.
EU RMR A Schedule
The top eight from RMR will advance to the Major, while teams from 9th to 11th position will advance to the decider stage.
First round: Wednesday, February 14
FaZe vs. 9Pandas
Virtus.pro vs. SAW
NaVi vs. KOI
G2 vs. Into The Breach
Eternal Fire vs. Ninjas in Pyjamas
AMKAL vs. Enterprise
BetBoom vs. Fnatic
3DMAX vs. Falcons
Second Round: Wednesday, February 14
8 matches
Third round: Thursday, February 15
8 matches
Fourth round: Friday, February 16
6 matches
Fifth round: Saturday, February 17
3 matches where the winner advances to the Major and the losing team falls into the last chance bracket
Schedule in group RMR B
First round: Sunday, February 19
Vitality vs. GamerLegion
MOUZ vs. Guild Eagles
Spirit vs. ENCE
Monte vs. ECSTATIC
C9 vs. Pera
Apeks vs. O.G.
Astralis vs. Nexus
Preasy vs. Heroic
Second round: Monday, February 19
8 matches (winner versus winner, loser versus loser)
Third round: Tuesday, February 20
8 matches
Fourth round: Wednesday, February 21
6 matches
Fifth round: Thursday, February 223 matches where the winner advances to the Major and the losing team falls into the last chance bracket
