BLAST Bounty Fall Fantasy Offers $10,000 in Prizes

BLAST Bounty Season 2 Finals has launched a Fall Fantasy season that will award $10,000 in cash prizes to the top 10 players, with payouts provided by Hellcase after the Singapore Major in December. First place will receive $5,000, second $2,000, third $1,000 and fourth through tenth $300 each.

The Celebrity leaderboard will keep a $2,000 top prize, also funded by Hellcase. The celebrity field includes James ‘BanKs’ Banks, Alex ‘Mauisnake’ Ellenberg and Anastasija ‘Heccu’ Tolmačeva.

The BLAST Bounty Season 2 Finals uses an eight-team single-elimination bracket. Quarter-finals and semi-finals are best-of-three matches and the Grand Final is best-of-five. Quarter-final matchups will be decided by teams drafting their opponents. Organizers noted that Team Liquid will resolve a scheduling conflict with Stake Pulse by continuing to play BLAST Bounty throughout the event.

The tournament’s online stage affected the final field and Fantasy player prices. Spirit was the only top pre-tournament contender to reach the Finals, while MOUZ, currently ranked 10th on HLTV, also advanced. Danil ‘donk’ Kryshkovets carries the highest individual price at $250,000 and remains widely picked, making him the competition’s second-most-selected player.

Jonathan ‘EliGE’ Jablonowski of Team Liquid is the most-selected player, appearing on roughly 60% of Fantasy rosters at a price of $187,000 after posting a 1.49 rating in recent online matches against G2 and Vitality with Johnny ‘JT’ Theodosiou as in-game leader.

Fantasy participants can create teams on the tournament’s Fantasy page and will earn season points in addition to cash prizes. Hellcase is also supplying in-game skin rewards for top finishers, including a Huntsman Knife | Bright Water (Minimal Wear), an M4A1-S | Player Two (Minimal Wear), an AK-47 | Searing Rage (Factory New), an AWP | Hyper Beast (Field-Tested) and a Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries (Factory New). The Fantasy season concludes and prizes will be distributed after the Singapore Major in December.