Natus Vincere, PARIVISION'ı yenerek BLAST Open Rotterdam 2026 Büyük Finaline yükseldi.

In the semifinals of BLAST Open Rotterdam 2026, Natus Vincere secured a hard-fought but confident victory over PARIVISION, booking their spot in the grand final. The series turned out to be intense and competitive, with both teams trading map picks, while the outcome was decided on the third map. Despite strong resistance from their opponents, NAVI handled the key moments better and confirmed their status as favorites, taking another step toward the title.

Map veto:

1. PARIVISION removed Nuke
2. Natus Vincere removed Overpass
3. PARIVISION picked Dust2
4. Natus Vincere picked Inferno
5. PARIVISION removed Ancient
6. Natus Vincere removed Anubis
7. Mirage was left over

Dust2 (13:11 NAVI)

The first map, Dust2, was a closely contested battle, but NAVI looked more confident in the most crucial rounds. Not the cleanest win — 13:11 — but they got the job done.

Inferno (8:13 PARIVISION)

On their opponent’s pick, PARIVISION looked sharper in terms of firepower. They secured a slight 7:5 lead in the first half. After the side switch, NAVI managed to tie the score at 8:8, but failed to capitalize on their momentum and eventually lost 8:13.

Mirage (13:7 NAVI)

Mirage started with complete dominance from NAVI on the CT side, as they closed the first half 11:1. It seemed like PARIVISION wouldn’t even try to mount a comeback after the switch, but they managed to win a few rounds. However, it didn’t change the overall picture, as NAVI comfortably closed out the decider 13:7.

Match MVP

The best player of the match was b1t, who delivered outstanding performances across all three maps. He finished the series with an ADR of 94 and a 1.3 rating.

NAVI win a tense semifinal and advance to face Team Vitality in the grand final. PARIVISION finish their run in 3rd–4th place, earning $40,000 for the team and an additional $75,000 for the organization. BLAST Open Rotterdam 2026 takes place from March 18 to 29, featuring 16 teams competing for the championship title and a $250,000 prize pool.