List of Fnatic tournament results

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The following is a list of achievements of gaming organization Fnatic.

First Person Shooter (S&D)[]

Counter-Strike 1.6
  • Gold CPL World Championship: 1 – United States 2006 ($30,000)[1]
  • Gold CPL World Tour: 2 – Singapore 2006($10,000), Singapore 2005($10,000)[1]
  • Gold IEM World Championship: 1 – Germany 2009($50,000)[2]
  • Gold IEM European Championship: 1 – Ukraine 2011($20,000)[2]
  • Gold IEM Global Challenge: 5 – China 2011($16,000), China 2010($14,000), United Arab Emirates 2009($10,000), Canada 2008($25,000), United States 2007($25,000)[2]
  • Gold ESWC World Championship: 1 – South Korea 2009($20,000)[1]
  • Gold DH DreamHack: 2 – Sweden 2012($7,500), Sweden 2011($20,000)[1]
  • Gold e-Stars Seoul: 2 – South Korea 2007($25,000), South Korea 2009($12,000)[1]
  • Gold KODE 5: 1 – Russia 2009($25,000)[1]
  • Gold WEM World e-Sports Masters: 1 – South Korea 2009($22,500)[1]
  • Gold GG GameGune: 3 – Spain 2012($15,000), Spain 2010($15,500), Spain 2007($16,100)[1]
  • Gold SEC Samsung Euro Championship 2008: 1 – Germany 2008($19,700)[1]
  • Gold NGL One: 2 – Germany 2007($20,000), Germany 2008($20,000)[1]
  • Gold AC Arbalet Cup: 1 – Sweden 2010($15,000)[1]
  • Gold Campus Party: 1 – Spain 2005($10,700)[1]
  • Gold Copenhagen Games: 1 – Denmark 2012($12,400)[1]
  • Gold KGC Komplett Gamer Challenge: 1 – Denmark 2010($19,400)[1]
  • Gold CSCL Counter-Strike Champions League: 1 – Germany 2006($10,000)[3]
  • Gold Counter-Strike Swedish Championship: 1 – Sweden 2012($10,000)[4]
  • Silver ESWC World Championship: 2 – France 2006($36,000), France 2008($7,500)[1]
  • Silver CPL World Tour: 1 – Brazil 2005($7,000)[1]
  • Silver WCG World Championship: 1 – China 2009($18,000)[1]
  • Silver WSVG Championship Stops: 2 – China 2007($7,000), Sweden 2006($7,500)[1]
  • Silver WEM World e-Sports Masters: 1 – South Korea 2006($5,000)[1]
  • Silver IEM World Championship: 1 – Germany 2010($20,000)[2]
  • Silver IEM European Championship: 1 – Germany 2010($10,000)[2]
  • Silver IEM Global Challenge: 1 – China 2009($7,500)[2]
  • Silver MSi Beat IT: 2 – Ukraine 2011($5,000), China 2010($7,500)[1]
  • Silver KODE 5: 1 – Russia 2008($10,000)[1]
  • Silver NGL One: 2 – Germany 2006($14,400), Germany 2007($10,000)[1]
  • Silver SHG Open: 1 – Denmark 2006($13,500)[1]
  • Silver ESL Pro-Series: 2 – Austria 2009($2,850), European Union 2010($2,400)[1]
  • Bronze WSVG Championship: 2 – United States Summer 2006($20,000), United States Winter 2006($10,000)[1]
  • Bronze ESWC World Championship: 1 – France 2007($12,000), France 2008($14,000)[1]
  • Bronze IEM World Championship: 1 – Germany 2007($14,400)[2]
  • Bronze IEM Global Challenge: 1 – Germany 2009($2,000)[2]
  • Bronze AC Arbalet Cup: 1 – Ukraine 2010($3,000)[1]
  • Bronze e-Stars Seoul: 1 – South Korea 2010($1,700)[1]
  • Bronze GGL EuroCup: 3 – Netherlands 2006-XII($5,250), Netherlands 2005-XI($3,000), Netherlands 2005-X($3,600)[5]

Total Prize Money Won: $805,900

Call of Duty 4
  • Gold TEX The eXperience: 1 – Denmark 2009($8,000)[6]
  • Gold Multiplay I-Series: 1 – United Kingdom2009-i37($8,150)[7]
  • Gold SS e-Sport Challenge: 1 – Denmark2010 ($5,000)[8]
  • Gold SLAP Live: 1 – Denmark 2008($3,900)[9]
  • Gold CGS European Qualifier: 1 – United Kingdom 2008($4,950)[10]
  • Gold CDC Crossfire Devotii & Intel Challenge: 2 – Netherlands 2008($4,400), Netherlands 2010($7,200)[10][11]
  • Gold ESL Major Series: 1 – European Union 2009($1,500)[12]
  • Silver Gamersject LAN: 1 – Croatia 2010($1,700)[13]

Total Prize Money Won: $44,800

Counter-Strike: Source
  • Gold SLAP Live: 1 – Denmark 2007($6,700)[14]
  • Gold Multiplay I-Series: 2 – United Kingdom 2007-i31($3,300), United Kingdom 2007-i29($3,000)[15]
  • Gold TEX The eXperience: 1 – Denmark 2007($5,900)[16]
  • Gold LAN79: 1 – France 2007($7,150)[17]
  • Silver CGS European Qualifier: 1 – United Kingdom 2007($5,000)[18]
  • Silver Multiplay I-Series: 1 – United Kingdom 2007-i30($1,650)[19]
  • Silver ESL Major Series: 1 – European Union 2007($1,800)[20]
  • Bronze GGL EuroCup: 1 – Denmark 2007-XIV[21]

Total Prize Money Won: $34,500

XBOX (Call of Duty & Halo)
  • Gold Major League Gaming (MLG) Dallas: 1 – United States 2010($2,500-HaloFFA)[22]
  • Gold MLG Columbus: 1 – United States 2011($4,000-HaloFFA)[22]
  • Gold European Console League: 4 – United Kingdom 2011($2,000-CoD), United Kingdom 2011($8,200-CoD), United Kingdom 2011($2,650-HALO), United Kingdom 2010($3,100-CoD)[23][24]
  • Silver European Console League: 1 – United Kingdom 2010($1,850-HALO)[23]
  • Bronze European Console League: 1 – United Kingdom 2011($1,300-CoD)[23]
  • Bronze MLG Anaheim: 1 – United States 2011($8,000-HALO)[25]
  • #4 MLG Providance: 1 – United States 2011($28,000-HALO)[26]

Total Prize Money Won: $61,600

First Person Shooter(Duel & TDM)[]

Painkiller
  • Gold CPL World Championship: 2 – United States Summer 2004($25,000), United States Winter 2004($25,000)[27]
  • Gold CPL World Tour Stop: 6 – Turkey 2005(21,000), Brazil 2005($15,000), Sweden 2005($15,000), United Kingdom 2005($15,000), Italy 2005($15,000),Chile 2005($15,000)[28]
  • Gold ESWC Electronic Sports World Cup: 1 – France 2004($5,000)[29]
  • Gold Netgamez Series: 3 – Netherlands 2004B($7,000), Netherlands 2004B($7,000), Netherlands 2004C($7,000)[30]
  • Silver CPL World Championship: 1 – United States 2005($100,000)[31]
  • Silver CPL World Tour Stop: 4 – Spain 2005($10,000), United States 2005($10,000), Singapore 2005($10,000), Chile 2005($10,000)[32]
  • Bronze CPL World Tour Stop: 3 – United States 2005($7,000), Italy 2005($7,000), Chile 2005($7,000)[32]

Total Prize Money Won: $323,000

Unreal Tournament Series
  • Gold WCG World Championship: 1 – United States 2004($25,000)[33]
  • Gold CXG Cyber X Games: 1 – United States 2004($10,000)[34]
  • Gold GGL Digitallife: 1 – United States 2005($7,000)[35]
  • Gold EOGC European Online Gaming Championships: 1 – United Kingdom 2004($5,000)[36]
  • Silver CPL World Championship: 1 – United States 2004($11,500)[37]
  • Silver WCG World Championship: 1 – South Korea 2003($10,000)[38]
  • Silver GGL EuroCup: 2 – Netherlands 2005-XI($3,000), Netherlands 2004-VIII($3,000)[39]
  • Bronze ESWC Electronic Sports World Cup: 2 – France 2004($1,000), France 2005($2,000)[40]
  • Bronze ECG European Cyber Games: 1 – Germany 2005($5,000)[41]

Total Prize Money Won: $82,500

Quake & Doom Series
  • Gold QC QuakeCon : 3 – United States 2008($5,000), United States 2005($25,000), United States 2005($10,000)[42]
  • Gold ESWC World Championship: 2 – France 2008($12,000), United States 2008($2,500)
  • Gold Multiplay I-Series: 1 – United Kingdom 2006-i27($1,600)[43]
  • Silver ESWC World Championship: 2 – France 2006(9,000), Greece 2009($4,500)
  • Silver QC QuakeCon: 4 – United States2011($4,000), United States2010($6,000), United States 2009($7,500), United States 2006($7,000)
  • Bronze QC QuakeCon: 2 – United States 2009($4,000), United States 2006($5,000)[44]
  • Bronze WSVG World Championship Stops: 2 – United States 2007($2,100), United States 2006($10,000)[45][46]
  • Bronze IEM World Championship: 1 – Germany 2011($2,500)[2]
  • Bronze IEM European Championship: 1 – Ukraine 2011($1,150)[2]
  • Bronze UGC Ultimate Gaming Championship: 1 – Italy 2011($1,100)[47]
  • Bronze Multiplay I-Series: 1 – United Kingdom 2007-i32($2,500)[48]
  • Gold ZOTAC Online CUP: 40 – European Union 2009-2011($5,750)[49]

Total Prize Money Won: $128,200

StarCraft II[]

  • Gold IPL IGN Pro-League: 1 – United States 2012($40,000)[50]
  • Gold GameGune: 1 – Mexico 2010($10,000)[51]
  • Gold GoSu GosuCoaching Premiere League: 1 – United States 2011($7,000)[52]
  • Gold SEC Samsung European Championship: 1 – Poland 2011($3,000)[53]
  • Gold IEM American Championship: 1 – United States 2010($4,000)[54]
  • Silver GameGune: 1 – Mexico 2010($5,000)[55]
  • Silver MLG Dallas: 1 – United States 2010($3,750)[56]
  • Bronze NASL North American Star League: 1 – United States 2011($10,000)[57]
  • Bronze EG Masters Cup: 1 – United States 2011($2,000)[58]

Total Prize Money Won: $84,750

World of Warcraft[]

  • Gold MLG Dallas: 1 - United States 2008($12,000)[59]
  • Silver WSVG World Series of Video Games: 1 - China 2007($4,500)[60]
  • Bronze BC BlizzCon: 1 - United States 2008($15,000)[59]
  • Bronze IEM Global Challenge: 1 – Germany 2008($3,600)[2]
  • Bronze IEM American Championship: 1 - United States 2009($1,500)[2]
  • Bronze MLG Columbus: 1 - United States 2010($2,250)[59]
  • 4th MLG Dallas 4th: 1 - United States 2009($5,600)[59]

Total Prize Money Won: $44,450

Defense of the Ancients[]

  • Gold GC GamesCom: 1 - Germany 2009($7,000)[61]
  • Gold MGC Make Games Colorful: 1 - China 2008($7,000)[62]
  • Gold WGT World GameMaster Tournament: 2 - Singapore 2008($5,000), Indonesia 2008($5,000)[62]
  • Gold ESWC Regional Championship: 1 – Indonesia 2008($5,000)[62]
  • Silver ESTC E-Sports Thailand Championship: 1 – Thailand 2008($1,500)[62]

Total Prize Money Won: $31,500

Heroes of Newerth[]

  • Gold HonTour World Finals: 1 – Sweden 2017($72,822)[citation needed]
  • Gold DH DreamHack: 4 – Sweden 2012($32,000), Sweden 2011($30,000), Sweden 2011($8,800), Sweden 2010($8,600)[63]
  • Gold SS HoN World Cup: 1 – United Nations 2011($10,000)[63]
  • Gold GoSu GosuGamers HoN Cup: 1 – United Nations 2011($1,500)[63]
  • Gold GR GameReplays Season Invite: 1 – United Nations 2011($1,400)[64]
  • Gold GA Gamers Assembly: 1 – France 2011($4,400)[65]
  • Silver DH DreamHack: 1 – Sweden 2010($4,600)[66]
  • Bronze ESL Major Series: 1 – European Union 2011($1,450)[67]

Total Prize Money Won: $175,572

League of Legends[]

  • Gold LoL World Championship: 1 – Sweden 2011($50,000)[68]
  • Gold IEM World Championship: 1 – Germany 2011 ($5,950)[2]
  • Gold IEM Global Challenge: 1 – United States 2011($12,000)[2]
  • Silver ESL Major Series: 1 – European Union 2010($1,300)[69]
  • Bronze IEM Global Challenge: 1 – Germany 2011($3,400)[2]
  • Gold 2015 Summer EU : 1 – United States 2015

Total Prize Money Won: $72,650[needs update]

Dota 2[]

  • Silver DH DreamHack: 1 – Sweden 2011($3,600)
  • 7/8th TI The International 1 - United States 2013 ($43,116)
  • Gold MLG T.K.O. Europe 1- European Union 2014($30,000)

Total Prize Money Won: $76,716

Sports[]

Pro Evolution Soccer
  • Gold Konami PESLeague Konami World Championship: 1 – 2007[70]

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