latto Tops FISSURE Playground 3’s EVP List
HLTV has confirmed Bruno ‘latto’ Rebelatto as FISSURE Playground 3’s top performer, topping a six-man EVP list that also includes Guy ‘NertZ’ Iluz, Vinicius ‘n1ssim’ Pereira, Lucas ‘nqz’ Soares, Nikita ‘HeavyGod’ Martynenko and Felipe ‘insani’ Yuji. The separate All-Star lineup pulls from a narrower pool: latto, Andrei ‘arT’ Piovezan and n1ssim make it for their role in Legacy’s title run, with NertZ slotted as opener and nqz as the lineup’s AWPer.
latto’s China form is now a running theme – three MVP medals, all won on Chinese soil, sit alongside two Big Event EVPs this year. His 2.25-rated Dust2 in the grand final capped a playoff stretch that included a 1.45 rating, a 1.38 rating across map wins, and 1.05 KPRW overall, leaving no real debate about the top spot.
The EVP Case, Player by Player
NertZ hit at least a 1.30 rating on a map in all seven of G2’s matches, backing a 1.22 playoff rating and a 1.23 grand-final showing on 107 ADR. n1ssim, playing anchor for Legacy, closed at a 1.20 event rating and 83.3 ADR with peaks against G2, MIBR and FURIA.
nqz’s run through MIBR’s playoff push produced a 1.21 rating and three player-of-the-map honors on a 1.25 playoff rating. HeavyGod strung together nine straight maps above 1.08 for G2 and five player-of-the-map performances despite a 1.10 event rating overall, while insani posted a 1.33 rating in map wins and 1.09 KPRW en route to MIBR’s top-four finish.
Honorable mentions went to Eduardo ‘dumau’ Wolkmer, Santino ‘try’ Rigal, Kirill ‘Magnojez’ Rodnov, Daniil ‘d1Ledez’ Kustov, Kaike ‘KSCERATO’ Cerato, Danil ‘molodoy’ Golubenko, Svyatoslav ‘MaSvAl’ Masko, Nikita ‘tenzy’ Kochenyuk, Anarbileg ‘cobrazera’ Uuganbayar, Russel ‘Twistzz’ Van Dulken, Love ‘phzy’ Smidebrant and Yi ‘JamYoung’ Yang.
Building a Year-End Case
latto’s second MVP of the year strengthens his position heading into year-end conversations. n1ssim’s EVP follows previous All-Star nods at PGL Masters, EWC and CAC 2026, while NertZ’s selection marks his first since IEM Rio 2024. HeavyGod picked up his second EVP of 2026 after Cologne Major, and insani’s first came at CAC.
Source: HLTV
