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PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 CS2 EU RMRs: Format, Schedule, Teams, and Where to Watch

PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 CS2 EU RMRs: Format, Schedule, Teams, and Where to Watch

Counter-Strike 2

Kaustavmani Choudhury

29 Dec, 2023, 13:24

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 14:30

The road to the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 is paved with intense competition as European teams gear up for the Regional Major Ranking (RMR) tournaments. These events serve as crucial battlegrounds for teams vying to secure spots at the prestigious Major tournament. With seasoned veterans and rising stars in the mix, the European RMRs promise electrifying matches and fierce rivalries.

Schedule

Mark your calendars for the EU RMR A, scheduled from February 14th to February 17th, 2024, followed by EU RMR B from February 19th to February 22nd, 2024. Both tournaments will unfold at the PGL Studio in Bucharest, setting the stage for high-stakes encounters.

Format

The format features a rigorous 16-team Swiss System.

  • All matches (except elimination and advancement clashes) are Bo1.
  • Elimination and advancement matches intensify with Bo3 showdowns.
  • The Buchholz System is used to intricately seed matches from Rounds 3 to 5.
  • The top 8 teams secure coveted spots at the Copenhagen Major.
  • While the next 3 teams battle through Decider Brackets.
  • The bottom 5 teams will be eliminated.

Participating Teams

EU RMR A teams:

EU RMR B teams:

Where to Watch

While official broadcasting details are pending, fans can expect matches to stream on the official PGL Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook channels. Stay tuned for updates on secondary language streams.

You can follow along with the action on the official Strafe Android and iOS apps or on Strafe.com.

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