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ESC VS kONO.ECF match result - 13.02.25 04:00

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YaLLa Compass Winter 2025

ESC1.813.02.25 04:00Bo30:2

kONO.ECF1.8

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About the match

The match ESC vs kONO.ECF in the discipline Counter-Strike (CS2) was held on 13.02.2025 at 09:00 in the format BO3.

The Counter-Strike (CS2) match between ESC and kONO.ECF was held within the framework of YaLLa Compass Winter 2025. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

The winner of the Counter-Strike (CS2) match was the team kONO.ECF with the score 0:2 and lasted 2 h, 27 m.

Results of meetings between ESC and kONO.ECF in Counter-Strike (CS2).

Opponents	ESC	kONO.ECF
EGamersWorld rating	85	120
The current streak	2 win	2 win
Wins in the last 5 matches	4	3
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	7	5
The number of victories in head-to-head meetings	0	2

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the ESC and kONO.ECF?

The ESC and kONO.ECF teams have matched up 2 times
ESC won 0 times
kONO.ECF won 2 times
Last time the teams met on 18.04.25 13:00 (UTC)

What is a match in CS 2?

In CS 2, a match is a clash between two teams of players, where each round is determined by the outcome of the struggle between terrorists and counter-terrorists. These meetings can be organized both in the format of online games and as part of professional tournaments.

How long does a CS 2 match last?

The duration of a CS 2 game can vary from 30 to 60 minutes depending on the mode and number of rounds.

What are the conditions for winning in CS 2?

In CS 2, victory depends on the game mode. In Hostage Defense/Rescue, the counter-terrorists win by freeing the hostages or killing all the terrorists. In Bomb Detonation, the counter-terrorists win by destroying the bomb or killing all the terrorists, and the terrorists win by detonating the bomb or killing all the counter-terrorists.

Where can I place a bet on a CS 2 match?

You can place bets on CS 2 matches at online bookmakers or gaming platforms, predicting aspects like the winner, rounds, and individual player achievements. Before betting, familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions of each platform or bookmaker and adhere to responsible gambling principles.

What guarantees the integrity of matches in CS 2?

The integrity of matches in CS 2 is ensured by anti-fraud, anti-doping control, strict tournament rules, openness and responsiveness of the player community.

What are the rules for CS 2 matches?

CS 2 matches follow rules set by the game developers and tournament organizers. These rules cover game mechanics, victory conditions, weapon and equipment restrictions, and allowed player actions. Additionally, players must adhere to ethical and behavioral standards during competitions.