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BIG are leaving ESL Pro League Season 16

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The confrontation between FaZe Clan and BIG ended with a score of 2:0 in favor of the world's top 1 team. This defeat puts an end to BIG's performance at ESL Pro League Season 16. As for FaZe Clan, they guaranteed themselves a place in the playoff stage.

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  1. BIG removed Ancient
  2. FaZe removed Vertigo
  3. BIG-picked Dust2
  4. FaZe picked Nuke
  5. BIG removed Overpass
  6. FaZe removed Mirage
  7. Inferno was left over

Based on the latest results of FaZe Clan on the Dust 2 map, the German team had to win their pick. And after all, the first half of the map went exactly like this, BIG played well for the attack, winning the half with a score of 9:6, but after the change of sides, everything did not go according to their plan. BIG made mistakes every now and then and lost their rounds, while FaZe Clan was not very smart and won the rounds by default plays. Gob b's wards were only enough to win 2 rounds for the defensive side, and FaZe Clan celebrated the victory on the opponent's picks. FaZe Clan 16:11 BIG.

On Nuke, the game was played according to the scenario of the first map, the only difference being that BIG started as SWAT. Once again, FaZe Clan lose the half with a score of 6:9, but close out in the second half without a chance. Such games can hit morale very hard, we hope BIG will not give up after such a performance in the match and in the championship as a whole. FaZe Clan 16:11 BIG.

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ESL Pro League Season 16 runs from August 31st to October 2nd in Malta at the Salini Resort. 24 teams from Europe, CIS, North and South America compete for a total prize pool of $835,000. The winner of the tournament will receive the main prize of $175,000, as well as tickets to BLAST Premier: World Final 2022 and IEM Katowice 2023.

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Danil Chepil

Danil Chepil is an expert in the world of esports, having been following the esports scene since 2014. He specializes in Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and VALORANT.

Danil began his acquaintance and collaboration with EgamersWorld in 2022 when, after the Russian aggression, he could no longer continue his career as a bartender. 

At that time, he didn't realize that he had a talent for writing news and articles on esports and gaming topics.

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