At the PGL Bucharest 2025 tournament, key matches continue where the stakes are either a direct ticket to the playoffs or elimination from the championship. Complexity confidently defeated the star-studded lineup of FaZe and took a step to the next stage. Meanwhile, Falcons, in a decisive elimination match, left no chance for Rare Atom, securing their place in the tournament.

Complexity vs FaZe

One of the most anticipated matches of the day was the clash between Complexity and FaZe. The match ended with Complexity's victory, 2-0 (Dust II 13:7; Anubis 13:10). On Dust II, Complexity started with a powerful offense, confidently taking the first half 9-3. After the switch, FaZe attempted to turn the game around by winning the pistol round and starting a series of comeback points. However, Complexity quickly regained control and reached match point, closing the map with a 13-7 win. On the second map, Anubis, the first half was more balanced—FaZe led with a slight advantage, but on the attacking side, Complexity ramped up their efforts. They systematically dismantled the opponent's defense, seized the initiative, and pulled ahead, closing the map 13-10 and winning the match 2-0.

Falcons vs Rare Atom

The second match of the day was the encounter between Falcons and Rare Atom, with the chance to stay in the tournament at stake. Falcons confidently closed the match 2-0 (Inferno 13:6; Train 13:2), showing complete domination on the second map. Inferno began with a close fight: the first half ended 6-6, but after the side switch, Falcons showed an exceptional level on the attack—they didn't drop a single round, taking 7 in a row and confidently closing the map 13-6. On Train, Falcons left no chances for Rare Atom: the domination started from the first minutes, the first half ended 10-2 in their favor, and after a brief side switch, they quickly secured the win—13-2.

PGL Bucharest 2025 runs from April 6 to 13. The entire tournament is held in Bucharest, Romania, at the PGL studio. Participants are competing for a prize pool of $625,000. You can follow the results and progress of the tournament via this link.