MOUZ swept The MongolZ 3-0 in the grand final on Sunday at the $1.25 million Intel Extreme Masters Beijing 2026 tournament.
Natus Vincere won 2-0 over BetBoom Team in the third-place match at the Counter-Strike 2 tournament that began Monday with 16 teams. All matches were best-of-three until Sunday’s best-of-five grand final, with MOUZ claiming $360,000 in total winnings for first place.
MOUZ won 13-5 on Mirage, 13-6 on Dust II and 13-4 on Inferno. Dorian “xertioN” Berman of Israel paced MOUZ with a 47-32 kill-death record, while teammate Lotan “Spinx” Giladi, also of Israel, finished 46-27.
The MongolZ’s Sodbayer “Techno” Munkhbold was the only player on the all-Mongolian squad to have a positive K-D differential at 41-40.
Natus Vincere swept BetBoom Team with wins on Mirage (13-6) and Ancient (13-9). Ukraine’s Valeriy “b1t” Vakhovskiy led Natus Vincere with a 37-19 kill-death record. BetBoom’s Pavel “S1ren” Ogloblin was the only player on the all-Russian team with a positive K-D differential at 32-30.
IEM Beijing 2026 prize pool (player prize/team share):
1. MOUZ, $360,000 ($125,000/$235,000)
2. The MongolZ, $210,000 ($50,000/$160,000)
3. Natus Vincere, $160,000 ($30,000/$130,000)
4. BetBoom Team, $120,000 ($20,000/$100,000)
5-6. PARIVISION, FURIA, $87,500 ($12,500/$75,000)
7-8. Team Falcons, Team Liquid, $54,500 ($7,000/$47,500)
9-12. B8, HEROIC, TYLOO, Aurora Gaming, $25,000 ($5,000/$20,000)
13-16. Legacy, FaZe Clan, 9z Team, G2 Esports, $4,000 ($4,000/$0)
–Field Level Media
