Complexity have won the North American Closed Qualifiers for PGL Bucharest 2025, defeating Wildcard in the grand final with a score of 3-0. This allowed the team to become the only representative of the region at the main championship, which will be held from April 5 to 13 in Romania.

Final match: complete domination of Complexity

Wildcard approached the grand final after a confident victory over Nouns in the semifinals, but in the main match of the tournament, they failed to impose a fight on Complexity.

Train - 13:6

The first map showed the absolute advantage of Complexity, who quickly gained a comfortable lead thanks to their aggressive style and reliable shooting. hallzerk and Grim regularly won clutches, which allowed them to finish the game without a chance for Wildcard.

Nuke - 19:17

The second map was the most intense in the series. Wildcard managed to impose a fight, bringing the game to overtime, but at the crucial moments Complexity showed stability and endurance, winning.

Ancient - 13:8

On the last map, Wildcard tried to get back into the game, but Complexity, after switching sides, went all out and closed the final with 3:0, securing a ticket to PGL Bucharest 2025.

Statistics of the players in the final

• MVP of the match - hallzerk (Complexity)
• 66/38 K/D, ADR 87.2

Complexity 's sniper showed a phenomenal game, making decisive shots and closing key map moments.

• EVP - JBa(Wildcard) 
• 63/51 K/D, ADR 88.1

Despite the crushing score, JBa tried to save the day for Wildcard, but his efforts were not enough.

Complexity - the strongest in the region

The victory in the closed qualifiers was the logical conclusion of Complexity's dominance in the region. Throughout the qualifiers, the team lost only one map, demonstrating stability and a high level of play.

Thanks to this success, Complexity joins G2, FaZe, Virtus.pro, Astralis, Liquid, MongolZ and other top teams that have also received slots at PGL Bucharest 2025.

At the end of the North American qualifiers, only two spots remained - one each for Europe and South America, where qualifications are still ongoing.

What's next?

PGL Bucharest 2025 will be the biggest LAN tournament of the year with a prize pool of $1 250 000. The championship will bring together the 16 best teams that will compete for the title and a share of the prize money at the PGL studio in Bucharest.

Will Complexity be able to compete with the best teams in the world on LAN? We will find out in April!