shutout2024-05-27
Spirit13–1FlyQuest
Spirit beat FlyQuest 13–1, conceding a single round.
Ancient · Spirit started on CT
IEM Dallas 2024
Dallas, TX, US
G2 Win Dallas 2-1, With Both of the First Two Maps Going Past Regulation
The Dallas final opened with two overtimes: G2 took Inferno 19-16, Vitality answered 16-13 on Anubis, and G2 closed it 13-8 on Nuke. It ended a 6-1 run, with the single loss on their record coming before the final. Twenty-one of the event's twenty-nine matches finished without the losing side taking a map.
2024-05-27 – 2024-06-02, part of Season 1b. 29 matches played across 58 maps at Tier 1 events — HLTV Majors and international LAN events with a prize pool between $600,000 and $2,000,000.
championWho took it
G2 won this event's chronologically last recorded match.
Why no bracket is shown
matches.stage is empty on every row in this snapshot — no bracket, round, or placement is derivable for this event, or any other on this site.
momentsThe maps worth remembering here
The maps from this event that were not ordinary — a half thrown away and won back, a game that would not end, a side that conceded nothing. Ranked by how rare each reading is across every map in this snapshot, rarest first.
comeback2024-05-28
9z16–13Liquid
9z went into the break 3–9 down on T, took the second half 9–3 on CT, and won overtime 4–1 — 16–13 over Liquid.
Nuke · 9z started on T
comeback2024-05-27
Vitality16–12Monte
Vitality went into the break 3–9 down on CT, took the second half 9–3 on T, and won overtime 4–0 — 16–12 over Monte.
Nuke · Vitality started on CT
marathon2024-06-02
G219–16Vitality
G2 and Vitality played 35 rounds and double overtime before it broke, 19–16.
Inferno · G2 started on T
marathon2024-05-28
Complexity19–16MOUZ
Complexity and MOUZ played 35 rounds and double overtime before it broke, 19–16.
Vertigo · Complexity started on T
What these readings are drawn from
Drawn from results, half-by-half round counts and overtime only. This snapshot carries no demo data, so nothing here is about an individual player.
formatHow the event was run
Double elimination Bo3 - Opening matches Bo1 Group winners advance to playoff semi-finals, while the 2nd and 3rd placed teams go to the quarter-finals. | Single elimination Bo3
maps playedWhat was picked, banned and left over
Every map this event's veto touched, picked or played, at least once — Inferno was the most first-banned map (9 matches), and Dust II was the most first-picked (6 matches).
- Nuke16 maps played
48.2% CT · 51.8% T — 1.8pts T-leaning
picked 11 · banned 12 · left over 6 · first ban 4 · first pick 4 · decider 6
- Ancient13 maps played
47.4% CT · 52.6% T — 2.6pts T-leaning
picked 7 · banned 14 · left over 8 · first ban 3 · first pick 4 · decider 8
- Dust II11 maps played
51.6% CT · 48.4% T — 1.6pts CT-leaning
picked 8 · banned 18 · left over 3 · first ban 1 · first pick 6 · decider 3
- Anubis7 maps played
57.0% CT · 43.0% T — 7.0pts CT-leaning
picked 5 · banned 17 · left over 7 · first ban 0 · first pick 1 · decider 7
- Inferno6 maps played
57.6% CT · 42.4% T — 7.6pts CT-leaning
picked 6 · banned 22 · left over 1 · first ban 9 · first pick 4 · decider 1
- Mirage4 maps played
44.4% CT · 55.6% T — 5.6pts T-leaning
picked 4 · banned 21 · left over 4 · first ban 4 · first pick 1 · decider 4
- Vertigo1 map played — thin sample
41.7% CT · 58.3% T — 8.3pts T-leaning
picked 1 · banned 28 · left over 0 · first ban 8 · first pick 1 · decider 0
Per-map veto counts and the thin-sample rule
A row marked "thin sample" played under a quarter of this event's own busiest map — the same relative cut `/pro-meta` uses for a thin season or month, applied here within this one event. A map with no CT/T bar was banned before it was ever played, not omitted.
against the seasonHow it compares with its own season
This event played 58 maps at 50.4% CT; Season 1b as a whole played 1,012 maps at 49.7% CT (0.3pts T-leaning) — 0.6pts more CT-sided than the season as a whole.
58 maps is under a quarter of Season 1b's 1,012 maps — a small sample against the season it sat in, marked here rather than read as equally trustworthy.