Parivision eliminates 100 Thieves at Esports World Cup

PARIVISION eliminated 100 Thieves in a lower-bracket match at the Esports World Cup, winning both Anubis and Dust2. Dzhami “Jame” Ali and Evgenii “FL1T” Lebedev were the leading performers for PARIVISION in the series.

On Anubis, 100 Thieves opened with proactive CT rounds that created early pressure. After PARIVISION secured rifles, their structured defaults limited 100 Thieves’ options and PARIVISION took control to close the map.

Dust2 began with 100 Thieves producing stronger moments in the first half, highlighted by Jack “Gizmy” von Spreckelsen’s well-timed pushes that disrupted PARIVISION’s offense. Following the side switch, PARIVISION’s CT setups held and the team pulled away to complete the sweep.

Individual statistics reflected PARIVISION’s advantage. Jame finished 36-13 with a 91.2 average damage per round (ADR) and a 1.90 match rating. Ivan “zweih” Goginz recorded 28-21, 80.8 ADR and a 1.20 rating. Vyacheslav “slaxejezzz” Vinokurov was 21-16 with 65.9 ADR and a 1.20 rating. FL1T ended 21-19 with 63.1 ADR and a 1.00 rating, while Vladislav “xiELO” Lysov posted 18-20 with 58.4 ADR and a 1.05 rating.

For 100 Thieves, Gizmy finished 19-27 with an 80.4 ADR and a 0.88 rating. Nicolai “device” Reedtz went 23-22 with 70.2 ADR and a 0.84 rating. William “sirah” Kjærsgaard, Alex “poiii” Nyholm Sundgren and Håvard “rain” Nygaard recorded ratings below 0.7.

100 Thieves had qualified for the main event through the tournament qualifier but were eliminated after this lower-bracket loss. PARIVISION will advance to the next lower-bracket round at the Esports World Cup.