Team Vitality entered the top 4 best CS: GO teams in the world according to HLTV

The editors of the CS: GO portal HLTV have updated their version of the world ranking. There were only two changes in the top ten. The first of them affected the fourth and fifth positions, and the second change took place on the ninth and tenth lines. Now the top five are closed not by Vitality, but by Heroic, who have dropped to fifth position. Their place in fourth place is now taken by ZywOo with his comrades from Vitality.

As for the ninth and tenth places, OG and NiP swapped places there. The Swedes from NiP are now at the bottom of the top 10, while OG has moved up one position, pushing NiP down.

Team Vitality were able to reach the top 4 of the list of the best CS: GO teams from HLTV thanks to their results in the ongoing BLAST Premier Fall 2021 Groups. There, the team took first place in Group A and received an invitation to the final part of BLAST Premier Fall 2021 together with Astralis. As part of BLAST Premier Fall 2021 Groups, four more invites will be drawn. Teams that will be in the top 2 of Group B and Group C will receive invitations.

Top 3 in the HLTV rating remains unchanged. The list of the best CS: GO teams in the world is headed by Natus Vincere, who are at the peak of their game form. Recall that they recently won the ESL Pro League Season 14, and at the same time, they won the Intel Grand Slam Season 3, for which they received a cash bonus of $ 1,000,000. The top 2 in the rating from HLTV is occupied by Gambit Esports, and the top 3 are closed by G2 Esports.

FaZe Clan, Virtus.pro and Astralis are still in 6th, 7th and 8th positions.

As for the top 20, everything is almost unchanged. SKADE made it to the top twenty, displacing SINNERS to 22nd place. 21st place in the world ranking, by the way, is taken by fnatic.

Fiend made it to the top 30 CS: GO teams.

List of the best CS: GO roasters according to HLTV

BLAST Premier Fall 2021 Groups, which is currently underway and affects the HLTV rating, was launched on September 16. The event will end on the 26th, and its total prize pool, in addition to six invitations to BLAST Premier Fall 2021 Finals, is $ 150,000. The group leaders will receive $ 25,000 each, while the silver medalists will have to settle for the smaller cash awards of $ 12,500.