Triumph and Mythic qualify to DreamHack Open September

Triumph's new look lineup made a strong impression as they head to their first tournament with xCeeD.

The DreamHack Open September Closed Qualifier came to a close last week, seeing Triumph and Mythic make their way into the main event. As such, they will play what will likely be North America's last DreamHack event as the brand has officially been retired for CS:GO competitions.

Day one of the qualifier saw Triumph claim a narrow win over ATK while Saad "Pluto" Siraj helped power GGPR to a 2-0 victory over Third Impact. Meanwhile, ChocoCheck came from behind to claim a 2-1 win over Mythic and Eros claimed the biggest upset of day one as they pulled off a 2-0 victory over Dylan "SATURN" Finch and Strife.

Day two started off with Triumph crushing GGPR on Vertigo before taking a close 19-16 overtime win on Inferno to advance to the upper bracket final. Unfortunately for GGPR, they had to field Mike "CuZ" Nang as a stand-in for Chase "lowrider" Releford for the majority of the series. The other upper bracket series was a relatively easy win for ChocoCheck as they took down Eros thanks in part to strong performances from Carson "nosraC" O'Reilly and Zack "XotiC" Elshani.

Down in the lower bracket, day two was closed out by ATK falling to Third Impact 2-0 and Mythic keeping their qualifier dreams alive with a 2-1 win over Strife.

Moving into day three, Triumph clinched their spot in the main event in a three-map series against ChocoCheck. The opening map, Mirage, went to ChocoCheck after Dominick "JazzPimp" Dimpfel had his chance to shine with a 1.41 rating. Unfortunately for ChocoCheck, the wheels began to come off the wagon in map two as Triumph claimed a strong 16-10 win on Inferno before absolutely crushing ChocoCheck 16-4 on Overpass. It is worth noting that the team had to field Riley "Reality" Fusch as a stand-in on Overpass for the majority of the map for XotiC, with the latter player only returning after ChocoCheck were down 12-3.

Triumph
2 - 1
ChocoCheck
All maps
Triumph K - D +/- ADR KAST Rating 2.0
United States Brendan 'Bwills' Williams 69 - 39 +30 101.6 83.1% 1.54
United States Jeorge 'Jeorge' Endicott 64 - 46 +18 79.1 69.0% 1.17
United States Danny 'cxzi' Strzelczyk 48 - 54 -6 80.9 80.3% 1.13
United States Nicholas 'hate' Young 45 - 47 -2 79.8 73.2% 1.08
United States Jack 'xCeeD' Holiman 39 - 42 -3 61.8 67.6% 0.92
ChocoCheck K - D +/- ADR KAST Rating 2.0
United States Christopher 'cJ dA K1nG' Jones 56 - 46 +10 78.5 76.1% 1.13
United States Michael 'Turismo' Haas 50 - 60 -10 88.7 67.6% 1.04
United States Dominick 'JazzPimp' Dimpfel 49 - 55 -6 76.9 62.0% 0.95
United States Zack 'XotiC' Elshani 33 - 39 -6 48.0 73.2% 0.89
United States Carson 'nosraC' O'Reilly 39 - 55 -16 67.2 70.4% 0.86
United States Riley 'Reality' Fusch 1 - 13 -12 20.9 65.0% 0.56

Back in the lower bracket, Eros continued to take scalps against higher-ranked Premier opposition as they claimed a close 2-0 win over Third Impact while Mythic bested GGPR 2-0. In the lower bracket final, Eros' run finally came to an end after a labored two-map series from Mythic that saw new additions Bradley "Slugy" Kohler and Johnny "JDubs" Wu shine with 1.29 ratings.

In the consolidation final, Slugy and JDubs continued to be integral players for Mythic alongside Josiah "JoJo" Jimenez as the three players combined to push Mythic to a 16-14 win on Dust2 and a 16-10 win on Mirage.

ChocoCheck
0 - 2
Mythic
All maps
ChocoCheck K - D +/- ADR KAST Rating 2.0
United States Zack 'XotiC' Elshani 50 - 40 +10 82.2 75.0% 1.17
United States Dominick 'JazzPimp' Dimpfel 45 - 43 +2 85.8 58.9% 1.11
United States Michael 'Turismo' Haas 34 - 42 -8 71.6 60.7% 0.85
United States Carson 'nosraC' O'Reilly 24 - 42 -18 55.3 67.9% 0.77
United States Christopher 'cJ dA K1nG' Jones 26 - 44 -18 58.7 60.7% 0.72
Mythic K - D +/- ADR KAST Rating 2.0
United States Johnny 'JDubs' Wu 48 - 38 +10 85.5 75.0% 1.25
United States Josiah 'JoJo' Jimenez 46 - 39 +7 85.9 73.2% 1.25
United States Bradley 'Slugy' Kohler 43 - 32 +11 78.6 75.0% 1.22
United States Erik 'fl0m' Flom 41 - 33 +8 78.9 73.2% 1.17
United States Alexander 'LeX' Deily 33 - 37 -4 69.1 75.0% 0.98

The team list for DreamHack Open September looks as follows:

United States Bad News Bears Extra Salt
Brazil GODSENT Brazil oNe
Brazil paiN United States RBG
United States Triumph United States Mythic

DreamHack Open September is set to start this weekend on September 22nd.

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