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Fragbite Masters Season 3 — Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Fragbite Masters Season 3 was a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competition with online group and playoff stages followed by LAN finals at Fragbite Studio in Stockholm. Fnatic defeated LDLC in the final.

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Updated October 23, 2026

Competition snapshot

Combined prize pool

325,000 SEK[1][3]

Liquipedia's total includes the 300,000 SEK competition prize pool plus a 25,000 SEK Play of the Day award; travel and accommodation support was separate.[4]

Participant scale

16-team main stage; HLTV lists 17 event entries[1][2]

Category

Organizer

Partner

Fragbite

Commercial note

Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[1]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

Com Hem

Commercial note

Title sponsor · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[4]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

Estrella

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[4]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

McDonald's

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[4]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

Casumo

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[1]

Category

Sponsor

Partner

DXRACER

Commercial note

Product sponsor; gaming chairs for LAN finals · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[5]

Category

Sponsor

Commercial note

Tournament sponsor · Recorded in the 2014 edition.[1]

PTG Database Analysis

Fragbite organized Season 3 as an online Counter-Strike: Global Offensive competition followed by LAN finals at its studio in central Stockholm on Nov. 8–9. Fragbite announced a 300,000 SEK CS:GO prize pool and separate travel and accommodation support. Liquipedia’s 325,000 SEK total also counts the 25,000 SEK Play of the Day award. Fnatic beat LDLC 3–1 in the final.[1][3][4]

Fragbite named Com Hem as title sponsor and McDonald’s and Estrella as returning sponsors. A later announcement names DXRACER as a product sponsor and says it supplied chairs for the LAN finals. Liquipedia also lists Casumo and Heat Gaming. The two participant databases differ: Liquipedia lists a 16-team group stage, while HLTV shows 17 event entries, including NO SIR!; they also report different placements for Isak and the disqualified teams. The participant table preserves those source-specific records.[1][2][4][5][6]

References9
  1. [1]Fragbite Masters Season 3 — Liquipedia Counter-Strike Wiki — Liquipedia
  2. [2]Fragbite Masters Season 3 overview — HLTV
  3. [3]Fragbite Masters Season 3 Finals overview — HLTV
  4. [4]Fragbite Masters is back — with LAN finals — Fragbite
  5. [5]Presenting DXRACER as a new product sponsor — Fragbite
  6. [6]HLTV — Relationship evidence
  7. [7]HLTV — Relationship evidence
  8. [8]Fragbite and HLTV — Relationship evidence
  9. [9]Fragbite — Relationship evidence

Commercial opportunities

Title sponsor

Com Hem was the named title sponsor.[4]

Tournament sponsor

Casumo is listed by Liquipedia as a Season 3 sponsor.[6]

Product sponsor

DXRACER supplied gaming chairs for the LAN finals.[5]

Tournament sponsor

Heat Gaming appears in Liquipedia's Season 3 sponsor list.[6]

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