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FRAG Season 18

1xBet FRAG Season 18 ran online from Sep 18 before a Tashkent LAN final on Sep 29–30, 2026. Eight teams played for a USD 20,000 prize pool; Rune Eaters won.

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Updated October 12, 2026

Competition snapshot

Host and dates

Online qualifiers; LAN finals, Tashkent, Uzbekistan · Sep 18–30, 2026[2]

Combined prize pool

USD 20,000[2][3]

Participant scale

8 teams[3]

Category

Organizer

Partner

FRAG

Commercial note

Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]

Category

Title partner

Partner

1xBet

Commercial note

Title partner · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]

PTG Database Analysis

FRAG’s official rules describe a two-part event: four open online qualifiers followed by an eight-team LAN final in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The overall competition ran September 18–30, while the LAN finals were played September 29–30. The LAN field used GSL groups and single-elimination playoffs. The official rules name 1xBet as the title partner and give the prize pool as USD 20,000; HLTV reports the same total and records Rune Eaters as champion after a 2–1 final win over Bushido Wildcats.[2][3]

References3
  1. [1]FRAG Season 18 — tournament listing — GosuGamers
  2. [2]1XBET FRAG S18 regulations — FRAG
  3. [3]1xBet FRAG Season 18 results and event data — HLTV.org

Commercial opportunities

Title partnership with 1xBet

FRAG named 1xBet as the tournament's title partner.[2]

Tournament schedule

  1. Grand Final

    Rune Eaters wins 1xBet FRAG Season 18

    Rune Eaters defeated Bushido Wildcats 2–1 in the grand final. Rune Eaters received USD 8,000, Bushido Wildcats USD 3,000, and ARCRED and PAQT USD 2,000 each for joint third–fourth place.[](cite:3)

  2. Group Stage

    LAN final begins in Tashkent

    The eight-team LAN final started with a GSL group stage; opening matches were best of one and later group matches best of three.[](cite:2)[](cite:3)

  3. Qualifier

    Online qualification period begins

    The event's online phase used four qualifiers before the eight-team LAN final in Tashkent.[](cite:2)

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