🏆 Champions & Prize Breakdown

• The title went to Team Vision — comprised of Fifakill, Echo, and Lenun — who clinched first place.

• In 2nd place were Gentle Mates (HalloW, Gromalokk, Enkeo). 

• Team BDS (Jukeyz, Ilgooy, Spasz) secured 3rd place. 

• The total prize pool for the event was $1,000,000 USD. 

• The champions (Team Vision) earned $300,000 as their share. 

Here’s a snapshot of the top standings:

* These “points / score” values reflect combined metrics factoring map placements, kills, and bonuses (depending on the WSOW format).

🔍 Highlights & Observations

1. Match Point Format & Climax
   WSOW 2025 used a “Match Point” style format, where once a team reaches a threshold (125 points), winning a subsequent match seals their championship. Team Vision secured the win condition before all matches concluded. 

2. Strong Performance by Gentle Mates
   They put up a serious challenge, finishing with solid consistency. Their second place is a testament to their synergy across maps. 

3. Top-tier Contenders
   While Team Vision dominated, teams like BDS, Leviatán, and others provided stiff competition. The depth of talent across the field was impressive. 

4. Prize & Stakes
   The substantial $1 M prize pool (with $300 k for 1st place) underscores how high the stakes were for all participating teams. 

5. Roster Diversity & International Representation
   The event was not limited to one region. Teams from EMEA, North America, Latin America, APAC all competed in the Finals. 
   E.g., Team Vision’s roster (UK / Europe) vs Gentle Mates (largely Europe) vs BDS (a more mixed lineup) show how global the competition is. 

💬 Final Thoughts

Yesterday’s WSOW Global Finals delivered on excitement, drama, and high-level play. Team Vision’s dominance was clear, but the fight wasn’t one-sided — Gentle Mates and BDS pushed hard, making the journey to first place feel earned.

📊 Map-by-Map & Team Performance

From Sportskeeda’s results article, we have this breakdown of how the top teams fared across six matches: 

Key Observations

• Team Vision’s consistency & clutch
  Although they had a weak first map (29th place, 8 kills), they rebounded strongly: 2nd in map 2, solid middle placements, and clinched the final map to hit the match-point win.

• Gentle Mates strong middle game, weaker finishes
  They had respectable placements in maps 3 through 5, but their final map was weak (27th) which prevented them from overtaking Vision.

• BDS’s early strength
  BDS had a strong Map 1 (7th), and even a top-2 finish on map 3, but couldn’t maintain that momentum in later maps.

• Variance in placements / kills
  You see jumps like Stukex’s 46 kills on map 4 (but only 3rd place) which shows that kills alone weren't enough; placement multipliers matter heavily.

👤 Player & Team Stats Insights

While full individual stat lines (KD, damage, etc.) weren’t publicly broken down in all sources, we can infer and highlight a few things:

• Kill contribution matters, but placement multipliers decide
  All kills count 1 point each, but your placement multiplier (first, top 5, top 10, etc.) amplifies value. As Liquipedia describes, the multiplier tiers are:

  1st = ×2.0, 2nd–5th = ×1.8, 6th–10th = ×1.6, 11th–20th = ×1.4, 21st–35th = ×1.2, 36th–50th = ×1.0 

• Top teams kept a balance of placements + kills
  Team Vision may not have had the highest kills in every match, but their ability to stay in “placement-heavy zones” (top 5, top 10) allowed their score to stay high.

• Kill peaks don’t always align with wins
  For example, Stukex had 46 kills on map 4 (best among those listed) but finished 46th by placement that map, severely limiting their score gain. 

• Total kills among top teams

  • Vision: 89 kills

  • Gentle Mates: 83 kills

  • BDS: 74 kills

  • Stukex: 73 kills 

This suggests that Vision’s edge was not necessarily in raw kills, but in consistently strong placements when it mattered.