Organizer
Champion of Champions Tour (operated by GRID)
Tournament edition
CCT South America 2026 Series #3 was a 24-team online Counter-Strike 2 tournament held from June 27 to July 9, 2026.
Organizer
Champion of Champions Tour (operated by GRID)
Host and dates
South America (online) · Jun 27–Jul 9, 2026
Champion
Combined prize pool
USD 15,000
Games
Participant scale
24 teams; 16-team Swiss stage and eight-team playoffs
Category
Organizer
Partner
GRIDCommercial note
Operator of the Champion of Champions Tour · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[5]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
GRIDCommercial note
Sponsor listed · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[4]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
HellcaseCommercial note
Sponsor listed · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[4]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
Skin.PlaceCommercial note
Sponsor listed · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[4]
Category
Sponsor
Partner
StakeCommercial note
Sponsor listed by GosuGamers; omitted by Liquipedia · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[1]
CCT South America 2026 Series #3 ran online from June 27 to July 9 and offered a USD 15,000 prize pool. The main event used a 16-team best-of-three Swiss stage from June 27 to July 5, followed by single-elimination best-of-three playoffs for eight teams from July 6 to 9. CCT’s calendar lists the open qualifier separately on June 20–21. GRID operates the Champion of Champions Tour. GosuGamers and Liquipedia list GRID, Hellcase and Skin Place as edition sponsors; GosuGamers also lists Stake, which Liquipedia omits for this edition.[1][2][4][5][6]
Imperial won the event, with Bounty Hunters as runner-up. LP and Fluxo W7M placed third–fourth. Fake do Biru, Isurus, Keyd Stars and Patins da Ferrari placed fifth–eighth. MIBR Academy, UNO MILLE, BESTIA Academy, Yawara, GameHunters, VEXA, paiN Academy and ALKA finished ninth–16th; MAGICOS, Red Feet and GUARA took 17th–19th; Blitzkrieg, METANOIA Wolves and Procyon finished 20th–22nd. Vasco and ex-KRÜ forfeited matches during the event.[3]
GRID is listed as a sponsor by GosuGamers and Liquipedia; GRID also identifies CCT as its owned tour.[1][4][5]
Hellcase is listed as a sponsor by GosuGamers and Liquipedia.[1][4]
Skin Place is listed as a sponsor by GosuGamers and Liquipedia.[1][4]
Stake appears in GosuGamers' sponsor list, but Liquipedia's list for this edition does not include it.[1][4]
Imperial defeated Bounty Hunters 2–1 to win the USD 15,000 event.
The best-of-three single-elimination playoffs ran July 6–9.
The 16-team best-of-three Swiss group stage ran June 27–July 5. Eight teams advanced to join eight direct invites in the playoff round of 16.
The open qualifier ran June 20–21; two teams advanced to the group stage.
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