The MongolZ’s FISSURE Playground 3 Run Ends in Last Place

5star, ranked world No. 127, eliminated The MongolZ in last place at FISSURE Playground 3, according to HLTV. The result marks a significant scalp for the lower-ranked side and puts one of Asia’s most-watched CS2 rosters out of the event without advancing further.

HLTV’s confirmation is the only verified detail circulating on the result at this time: 5star won, The MongolZ finished last. No scoreline, map results, or individual performances have been published alongside the announcement, so the full shape of the series – including which maps were played and how competitive it was – remains unconfirmed.

What’s Confirmed

The headline fact is straightforward: 5star eliminated The MongolZ, and The MongolZ leave FISSURE Playground 3 in last place. That’s the extent of what’s been officially reported. Given 5star’s No. 127 world ranking, this reads as a clear upset on paper against a roster that typically sits well inside the sport’s upper tier.

Readers looking for background on how 5star reached this stage can check our coverage of 5star’s Asia Closed Qualifier run, which outlines the path that got them into the main event field. Similarly, context on The MongolZ’s roster situation heading into the tournament is available in our piece on their lineup changes ahead of FISSURE Playground 3.

No Bracket Detail Yet

Beyond the elimination itself, no next opponent, bracket position, or playoff pathway for 5star has been confirmed through official channels tied to this result. The primary confirmation only establishes that The MongolZ are out and finished last – it does not specify where 5star lands next in the tournament structure.

Given the volatility FISSURE Playground 3 has already produced around its bracket and scheduling, it’s worth tracking how the event’s format has shifted since its initial announcement, covered in our earlier report on bracket and scheduling changes at FISSURE Playground 3. Further details on 5star’s next assignment and The MongolZ’s final placement should surface as the tournament organizers and HLTV publish additional results.

Source: HLTV on X

Tobias Ferrante
Tobias Ferrante

Since: June 2, 2026

Tobias Ferrante has been following competitive gaming since the early days of LAN tournaments, and his passion for esports eventually collided with a deep interest in betting markets and odds analysis. He approaches esports wagering with the mindset of a strategist rather than a gambler, breaking down team form, meta shifts, and roster changes to help readers make smarter, more informed decisions. His coverage spans titles including League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, and Dota 2.

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