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CEVO Professional Season 7 Finals — Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Eight teams competed in the CEVO Professional Season 7 finals at MLG Arena in Columbus, Ohio, from July 24–26, 2015. Virtus.pro won the event.

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Updated October 24, 2026

Competition snapshot

Organizer

CEVO[1]

Host and dates

Season Finals: MLG Arena, Columbus, United States · Jul 24–26, 2015[1][2][4]

Champion

Virtus.pro Counter-Strike[1][2]

Combined prize pool

USD 117,000: USD 75,000 in team prizes and USD 42,000 in travel support[2][3]

HLTV's total includes travel support; Liquipedia's placement table lists the team-prize portion.

Games

Counter-Strike[1]

Participant scale

Eight teams played in the LAN finals[1][2]

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PTG Database Analysis

The CEVO Professional Season 7 finals brought eight teams to MLG Arena in Columbus on July 24–26, 2015. The event used group play followed by a single-elimination playoff; the grand final was best of five. Virtus.pro defeated Natus Vincere to win the USD 75,000 team-prize purse. CEVO separately provided USD 42,000 in travel support, bringing the reported combined amount to USD 117,000.[1][2][3]

CEVO organized the finals. Major League Gaming supplied the venue and MLG.tv broadcast platform. Virtus.pro won ahead of Natus Vincere, with MOUZ and Cloud9 placing third–fourth.[1][2][4]

References4

[1]CEVO Season 7: Professional — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki
[2]CEVO Professional Season 7 Finals overview — HLTV
[3]CEVO S7 casters, schedule, groups — HLTV
[4]CEVO S7 with $135,000 purse — HLTV

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Venue and broadcast

Major League Gaming hosted the LAN finals at MLG Arena; CEVO's event coverage also identifies the MLG.tv broadcast.[1][4]

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