Map Results
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Player Performance
Spirit
| Player | K-D | Swing | ADR | KAST | Rating 3.0 |
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FURIA
| Player | K-D | Swing | ADR | KAST | Rating 3.0 |
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IEM Krakow Semifinals Recap – Both Picks Won
Yesterday delivered exactly what we hoped for — a full betting jackpot, with both of our semifinal picks cashing and the read on each matchup proving spot‑on.
FURIA Moneyline @ 2.10 – ”Underdog” CS2 Betting Value Delivered
HLTV Match Page FURIA-Spirit IEM Krakow February 7th
Our call on FURIA was all about FURIA finally finding form in the 2026 CS2 season. They have at least equal structure and star power, and the Brazilians backed every part of that analysis.
Molodoy was the hard carry for the FURIA team, and YEKINDAR had a great game too.
Donk did donk things, and if not for all his teammates betraying him, FURIA could have been in trouble. The CS2 GOAT rifler had a 1.43 HLTV rating even though his team lost. He tried to give his all on the decider Nuke with a 1.43 rating there as well. But magixx, tN1R, and Spirit’s AWPer sh1ro were silenced by molodoy (1.96).
Vitality Win @ 1.38 – The Tournament’s Best Team Stayed Perfect
HLTV Match Page Vitality-MOUZ IEM Krakow February 7th
Vitality secured a commanding 2–0 victory over MOUZ in the IEM Kraków 2026 semifinal, booking their spot in the grand final against FURIA. The French powerhouse looked every bit like the team of the tournament, controlling both maps from start to finish.
The series opened on Nuke, where Vitality dominated the CT side and closed it out 13–7. Their aggressive early reads and disciplined rotations kept MOUZ on the back foot, especially after multiple full‑eco rounds swung Vitality’s way.
Dust2 told the same story. Vitality dictated the tempo from the first gun round, taking a 7–5 lead into halftime and never letting MOUZ back into the game. Clean executes, sharp spacing, and consistent mid‑round adaptations carried them to a 13–6 finish.
ZywOo was the standout once again, delivering massive impact with a 1.68 rating and 103.8 ADR across the series. Ropz also stepped up with a 1.62 rating, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the gap in team performance. None of MOUZ’s players managed to break the 1.00 rating mark, highlighting the gulf in individual form this time around.