Eternal Fire defeated Joblife 2-1 in the upper-bracket quarterfinal. Joblife won Lotus 13-10 before Eternal Fire answered 14-12 on Split and 13-7 on Ascent.
Favian recorded 64 kills across the three maps. His 250 average combat score was the highest mark in the series.
Joblife claimed a competitive Lotus
Lotus began the best-of-three with twenty-three rounds. Joblife reached thirteen while Eternal Fire stopped at ten. The three-round difference kept both teams involved until the closing sequence. Joblife handled the final economy cycle more effectively.
Kamyk led his team during the opening success. RunneR and Pa1ze also supplied important eliminations across the map. Eternal Fire lost its first selection but remained within one map of recovery. Split offered the next chance to extend the series.
Split required overtime
The second map reached 12-12 after regulation. Neither team managed to create the two-round lead needed for a normal finish. Overtime changed the requirement. A team needed consecutive wins from opposite sides to complete the map.
Eternal Fire secured that pair and finished Split 14-12. The result levelled the match after twenty-six rounds. Joblife came within one successful overtime sequence of a 2-0 victory. Instead, both lineups moved to Ascent with the series tied.
Eternal Fire separated on Ascent
Ascent produced the widest score of the match. Eternal Fire reached thirteen rounds while Joblife collected seven. The winning side converted more first-player advantages and preserved rifles between rounds. Joblife could not rebuild momentum after short responses.
A six-round difference ended the deciding map in regulation. Eternal Fire avoided another extended finish after the pressure of Split. The final score completed a full reversal. Eternal Fire moved from one map behind to a place in the next upper-bracket round.
Favian led Eternal Fire throughout the series
Favian finished with 64 kills, 45 deaths and a 1.18 rating. He led the match in total kills and average combat score. Echo added 45 kills, while nekky recorded 44. Spear followed with 43 kills and 19 assists.
Eternal Fire therefore received similar output from four players behind Favian. That balance mattered during the long Split contest. Audaz completed the lineup with 38 kills and 21 assists. Every Eternal Fire player passed thirty-eight kills across the three maps.
Kamyk remained productive for Joblife
Kamyk recorded 54 kills and finished with a 1.19 rating. His individual rating was slightly higher than Favian’s match figure. RunneR contributed 44 kills and 25 assists. Doma and Pa1ze also reached 44 and 45 kills respectively.
Joblife had enough production to win Lotus and force overtime on Split. The series moved away only on the final map. Four Joblife players ended with negative kill differences. The extended match increased that gap during Eternal Fire’s final run.
One overtime pair changed the bracket result
The series contained sixty-nine rounds across three maps. Split alone accounted for twenty-six of them. Joblife held the opening lead and nearly completed the match on the second selection. Eternal Fire’s overtime win changed the bracket outcome.
Ascent then produced a clearer difference than either earlier map. Eternal Fire used the opportunity and closed the decider at 13-7. The 2-1 victory keeps Eternal Fire in the upper bracket. Joblife move to the lower route after a match decided by small margins before Ascent.
The match contained sixty-nine rounds
Eternal Fire won thirty-seven rounds and Joblife collected thirty-two. Only five rounds separated the teams across the complete series. Lotus and Split both ended with three or fewer rounds between them. Ascent created the only margin wider than that.
Split added two overtime rounds beyond the normal regulation limit. Those rounds were necessary because the teams reached 12-12. The final score therefore combined two close maps with one clearer decider. Eternal Fire created most of its overall margin on Ascent.
Favian’s total came from an extended contest
Favian played all sixty-nine rounds and reached sixty-four kills. His average remained strong across three different map layouts. Kamyk finished with the highest individual rating despite Joblife’s defeat. That contrast shows how one player can lead a statistic without winning the series.
Eternal Fire placed all five players above thirty-eight kills. Joblife also had four players above forty, reflecting the length of the match. The deciding difference appeared in the final map score. Eternal Fire converted its broad output into six more Ascent rounds.
Split separated a possible sweep from a complete recovery
Joblife entered Split with the series lead and reached overtime. Eternal Fire won the required pair of extra rounds and forced Ascent.
The deciding map was less balanced than the first two. Eternal Fire built the widest margin of the match and completed its comeback.
