// Event · Tier B

ESL Challenger League Season 52: South America - Cup 1

25 Aug – 2 Sep 2026 Online $17,500 Finished
Winner
5–1 · Americas #11

No forecast of ours was made before it started.

How it finished

Results from bo3
Winner
5–1Americas #11
Final
4–1Americas #14
Semi-final
4–2Americas #18
Semi-final
3–2Americas #13

Winners and losers

Valve's points · release of 7 Sep

Imperial won the tournament, but ex-MIBR Academy gained more from it: 200 points against 30. What counts is whom you beat and what it replaced in your ten best.

ALKA 0–2Out before the quarter-finals +82
ODDIK 2–2Quarter-final +20
Galorys 4–1Final +2
BORRACHEIROS 0–2Out before the quarter-finals -8
paiN Academy 0–2Out before the quarter-finals -61
Imperial 5–1Winner -65
Fluxo 3–2Semi-final -94
Yawara 1–2Out before the quarter-finals -98
Keyd Stars 1–2Out before the quarter-finals -107
Bounty Hunters 1–2Out before the quarter-finals -119
ShindeN 4–2Semi-final -132
Isurus 3–2Quarter-final -148
Turma do Pagode 2–2Quarter-final -317
ex-MIBR Academy 3–2Quarter-final —
MEIA NOITE 1–2Out before the quarter-finals —
PEAK 0–2Out before the quarter-finals —
How these numbers are made
  • Ours: race impact, the chances, the finishes and Elo, from our forecast of 1 October (how our Elo is scored). Valve's: the standings and the event weight.
  • Race impact is how many points of Major chance the event is expected to move, summed over the teams in the race.
  • Event weight is the prize pool through Valve's curve. A stage or qualifier also takes half the pool of each finished event it feeds.
  • Points are Valve's change between its releases of 3 August and 7 September, so other events and ageing move them too.
  • The whole method: the model, its sources, how well it has done and what it cannot see.