A backlit keyboard is part of the gear online video game streamer Jordan Woodruff uses in his Gilbert home. Jordan Woodruff Team Vitality swept MOUZ 3-0 on Sunday in the grand final of the Intel Extreme Masters Dallas event.
As the winners, Team Vitality earned $125,000. Runner-up MOUZ made $50,000.
Team Vitality opened with a 13-11 win on Dust II, followed by a 13-9 outcome on Mirage. The 13-8 victory on Inferno clinched the championship.
Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut of France recorded match highs with 59 kills and plus-24 kill-to-deaths differential. Teammate Robin “ropz” Kool of Estonia had 48 kills and a plus-9 K-D ratio, while William “mezii” Merriman of the United Kingdom had a plus-5 K-D and 47 kills.
Lotan “Spinx” Giladi of Israel was the lone Mouz competitor with a positive K-D ratio with a plus-4 and 53 kills.
The $300,000 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event began with 16 teams divided into two double-elimination groups. The group winners clinched playoff semifinal berths.
The group runners-up entered the quarterfinals as high seeds, and the two third-place teams moved into the quarterfinals as low seeds. The other five teams in each group were eliminated.
All matches in the group stage and the playoffs were best-of-three except for the grand final on Sunday, which was best-of-five.
Intel Extreme Masters Dallas prize pool
1. $125,000 — Team Vitality
2. $50,000 — MOUZ
3-4. $25,000 — Team Falcons, The MongolZ
5-6. $12,500 — GamerLegion, Aurora Gaming
7-8. $7,000 — G2 Esports, HEROIC
9-12. $5,000 — 3DMAX, FURIA, FaZe Clan, Team Liquid
13-16. $4,000 — Legacy, Lynn Vision Gaming, BC.Game Esports, NRG
–Field Level Media
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