Gambit CS:GO members will play in the qualifiers for The World Championships 2016 as part of Russian and Kazakhstan national teams. Sixteen best teams from all over Europe will fight for 3 spots in the finals of TWC, which will be held on October 5 - 9 in Belgrade. Last year Russian team lost in the semi-finals to France, who later became the champion. Kazakhstan didn't manage to advance from the groups as they lost to Sweden.

Playoffs: Single Elimination. BO3 quarterfinals; BO5 semifinals and 3rd place decider. Top 3 teams advance to the World Championship.

Thursday, September 22nd:
LIVE!  Kazakhstan [3:2]  France | 16:11 @ de_cache; 8:16 @ de_nuke; 16:8 @ de_mirage; 8:16 @ de_cbble; 19:17 @ de_overpass

Kazakhstan: mou, AdreN, HObbitt, zLex, fitch
France: xms, nonick, mistou, matHEND, kioShiMa

Results:
Denmark [3:1] France | 16:10 @ de_nuke; 14:16 @ de_mirage; 16:10 @ de_cache; 16:12 @ de_overpass
 France [2:0]  Turkey | 16:10 @ de_dust2; 16:12 @ de_cbble
 Sweden [3:0]  Kazakhstan | 16:2 @ de_cache; 16:5 @ de_mirage; 16:7 @ de_train
 Sweden [2:0]  Poland | 19:17 @ de_cache; 16:2 @ de_train
 Kazakhstan [2:1]  Finland | 9:16 @ de_dust2; 16:6 @ de_cache; 16:10 @ de_train
 Denmark [2:0]  Belgium | 16:7 @ de_dust2; 16:7 @ de_train

Group Stage: GSL-system, BO1, the decisive match will be BO3. Two best teams from each group advance to playoffs.

Group В

Results:
 Turkey [2:1]  Russia | 16:11 @ de_train; 4:16 @ de_mirage; 16:12 @ de_cbble
 Turkey [1:0]  Iceland | 16:6 @ de_mirage
 Belgium [1:0]  Russia | 16:7 @ de_cbble
 Belgium [1:0]  Iceland | 16:10 @ de_cache
 Russia [1:0]  Turkey | 16:8 @ de_cbble

Group С

Results:
 Norway [1:0]  Portugal | 19:17 @ de_mirage
 Kazakhstan [1:0]  Poland | 19:15 @ de_train
 Kazakhstan [1:0]  Norway | 16:10 @ de_cache
 Poland [1:0]  Portugal | 16:11 @ de_mirage

Kazakhstan: AdreN, mou, HObbitt, zLex, fitch

Group А

Group D

About the tournament:
Eight best national teams will meet in Belgrade on October 5 - 9 to fight for the World Championship title and a prize pool of $100,000. Australia, Argentina, Tunisia, China and the USA have already secured themselves a spot at TWC. Now it is Europe's turn to determine its representatives.