In a gripping semifinal showdown, B8's campaign in the RES European Series 2 ended in a 3rd place finish as they were outmatched by BLEED. The semifinal, which culminated in a 2-1 scoreline, saw B8 showcasing resilience, especially in their map pick, Anubis, but falling short in the series decider, Ancient.

The statistical breakdown from the semifinals reflects the intense nature of the match, with B8's Andrii 'npl' Kukharskyi posting a positive kill-death ratio, leading his team's effort. On the other side, BLEED's Tsvetelin 'CeRq' Dimitrov stood out with a remarkable +29 K-D differential, influencing his team's success significantly.

B8, known for their strategic play, opened strong on Anubis, demonstrating why it was their map choice. However, BLEED countered forcefully, claiming victory on Inferno and then outmaneuvering B8 on Ancient to seal their final berth.

The tournament bracket paints the bigger picture: B8's path to the semifinals was hard-earned, and their exit grants them a respectable 3rd-4th position alongside Zero Tenacity. Both teams take home $12,500, marking their success in the highly competitive European series.

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This result sets the stage for the grand final between BLEED and Nemiga, scheduled for Wednesday at 18:00. As B8 reflects on their performance and prepares for future contests, their journey in the RES European Series #2 has undoubtedly left an impression on fans and competitors alike.

With their eyes now set beyond the RES European Series, B8 looks to carry forward the momentum and lessons learned from this experience into upcoming championships, continuing to vie for their place at the pinnacle of European esports.