Jame Powers PARIVISION Past 100 Thieves at EWC 2026

Rafał Kończyk Rafał Kończyk

Published: Aug 15, 2026

PARIVISION eliminated 100 Thieves from the Esports World Cup 2026 CS2 competition with a 2-0 lower-bracket victory. PARIVISION won both Anubis and Dust2 by 13:5 scorelines to secure their first win of the tournament, according to Sports.ru.

Anubis and Dust2 Both End 13:5

PARIVISION entered the lower bracket after an 11:13 defeat to B8 in the winners’ bracket. Against 100 Thieves, they took Anubis 13:5 before repeating the score on Dust2 to complete the sweep.

The result ended 100 Thieves’ run at the event, while PARIVISION remained alive in the lower bracket.

Jame Leads PARIVISION

Dzhami ‘Jame’ Ali led the match with 36 kills and 13 deaths. Vladislav ‘xiELO’ Lysov was the only PARIVISION player to finish with a negative kill-death differential, ending the series at 18-20.

Counter-Strike player profile for Jame, featuring Dzhami Ali in a PariVision jersey
Dzhami ‘Jame’ Ali, professional Counter-Strike player for PariVision.

PARIVISION Faces MOUZ for Playoff Slot

PARIVISION will face MOUZ for a place in the playoffs on August 15 at 16:55 Moscow time.

PARIVISION:

100 Thieves:

Esports World Cup 2026’s CS2 event runs in Paris from August 12-24 and has a $2 million prize pool.

Source: Sports.ru

Rafał Kończyk
Rafał Kończyk

Since: June 3, 2026

Rafał Kończyk has been following competitive gaming since the early days of StarCraft II and League of Legends, back when esports betting was barely a footnote in the broader gambling conversation. Growing up in Wrocław, Poland, he developed a sharp eye for team dynamics and meta shifts that most casual fans overlook, and that analytical instinct eventually pulled him toward the betting side of the scene. He approaches every matchup the way a statistician would, but writes about it the way a fan would, which tends to resonate with readers who are tired of surface-level picks and gut-feel predictions.

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