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PGL Major Singapore 2026
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How to Participate in PGL Major Singapore 2026 on MelBet Pick’em
PGL Major Singapore 2026 is the final Counter-Strike 2 Major of the season and the first tournament of its kind in Southeast Asia. From November 24 to December 13, 32 teams will compete for the world championship title and a share of the $1.25 million prize pool. The tournament will feature four stages, with the final stage (Playoffs) taking place at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
For this event, the MelBet Pick’em team has prepared a special CS2 Major simulator. By registering, users from Mongolia can fill out their own tournament brackets for free, just like in Valve’s original version. Correct CS2 predictions and completing the thematic Quiz earn points that affect participants’ standings in the prize draws held after PGL Singapore Major 2026. Below, you can learn all the details, including how to participate in the CS2 Pick’em Challenge.
The first requirement for participation is an active MelBet Mongolia account. Without one, you simply won’t be able to register on this website featuring the Major CS2 simulator. You can complete the registration process on the bookmaker’s official website using this link. By clicking the Register button, you can choose from four registration methods, the fastest of which can be completed in as little as 30 seconds.
After creating your account, open your personal dashboard and find your MelBet ID. This is your unique 10-digit account number. In the interface, it appears as “Account XXXXXXXXXX“, where the Xs represent your personal code. Make sure to copy this number, as you’ll need it for the next step.
The pickem-mongolia.com website uses a separate registration system. Once you have your MelBet ID, click the “Registration” button at the top of the Pick’em platform’s page. The registration form contains two fields: one for your MelBet ID and another for your email address. To complete the account creation process, you must also check the box confirming that you are at least 21 years old and agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
After submitting the form, you’ll receive an email from MelBet Pick’em containing a registration confirmation link. Occasionally, the message may end up in your spam folder, so be sure to check there as well. Once you follow the link in the email, your account will be activated.
After logging in, open the CS2 Pick’em section and find PGL Major Singapore 2026. It is the final CS2 tournament card of the year. You can also access the tournament page featuring the CS major simulator through the corresponding card on the MelBet Pick’em homepage or via the links in the header or footer menu.
Once you open the Singapore Major CS2 Pick’em Challenge page, review the tournament information. On the same page, you will find a table listing the CS2 teams and their rosters. The scoring rules and the number of selections required in the Singapore Major Simulator CS2 are explained in the section accessible via the “READ RULES” button.
The main activity of the MelBet Pick’em Challenge dedicated to PGL Major Singapore 2026 is the CS2 Major Simulator. Participants must predict the most likely tournament outcomes. Unlike Valve’s official Pick’em, the Major CS simulator runs directly in your browser. There is no need to purchase a Viewer Pass or launch CS2.
Predictions cover all four stages of the championship. In Stages 1–3, you must select eight teams at each stage that will advance to the next round. Once the top eight teams have been determined, you can predict the Playoffs results, including the semifinals, final, and Major champion. The points awarded for correct predictions vary by stage. The maximum number of points available for predictions in the CS2 PGL Singapore Major simulator is 46.
You cannot earn the maximum number of points in the MelBet Pick’em Challenge through predictions alone. You must also participate in the second activity, the Quiz. It tests your knowledge of Counter-Strike 2, the professional scene, and even how carefully you have read the information on this page.
On the page dedicated to CS2 PGL Singapore Major, the Quiz consists of 20 questions divided into four difficulty levels. Each level contains five questions. You can earn between one and four points for each correct answer, depending on the difficulty level: Easy — 1, Basic — 2, Hard — 3, Expert — 4. Participants have just 10 seconds to answer each question. You cannot skip a question or return to a previous one.
The final match of PGL Singapore Major 2026 will take place on December 13. After the grand final, the MelBet Pick’em team will review participants’ predictions and calculate their earned points. The system will compare the selected teams against the official results of each stage and add the points earned in the Quiz.
Your final score will appear in your MelBet Pick’em profile. The results calculation process usually takes up to 14 days. Once the results have been finalized, the organizers will announce the prize draw date and publish a link to the livestream on the MelBet Mongolia Facebook page. A total of 15 prizes will be raffled off among participants who have earned the required number of points, with winners selected using random.org.
PGL Major Singapore 2026 Teams
The complete list of 32 participants for PGL Singapore Major 2026 was determined based on the Valve Regional Standings (VRS) as of November 2, 2026. No separate regional qualifiers were held. Only the regional slots allocated based on the results of the previous IEM Cologne Major 2026 were taken into account.
Of the 32 available spots, Europe received 18, the Americas received 9, and Asia received 5. The distribution of invitations across the stages also depends on each region and the position of the CS2 Major teams in the VRS. As a result, participants in PGL Singapore Major 2026 will begin their campaigns at different stages:
- Stage 1: 16 teams, including six European, six American, and four Asian teams.
- Stage 2: 8 teams advancing from Stage 1, six European teams, MIBR from the Americas, and The MongolZ from Asia.
- Stage 3: 8 teams advancing from Stage 2, six European teams and two Brazilian teams (FURIA and Legacy).
The battle for the final invitations continued until the rankings were locked. For example, 100 Thieves secured Europe’s 18th spot by winning FiRe Last Chance 2026. In the Americas, Wildcard claimed the final spot by defeating NRG. Meanwhile, Lynn Vision secured Asia’s last invitation after TYLOO withdrew from HyperX Retake Season 13 before the playoffs.
| Stage | Team/Location | Roster | VRS |
|---|---|---|---|
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3
|
torzsi
xertioN
Spinx
xelex
PR
|
1960 | |
|
3
|
ZywOo
flameZ
mezii
ropz
jL (DNP)
apEX (Sub)
|
1922 | |
|
3
|
yuurih
KSCERATO
FalleN
molodoy
YEKINDAR
|
1912 | |
|
3
|
XANTARES
Wicadia
woxic
Jimpphat
kyxsan
|
1860 | |
|
3
|
magixx
zont1x
donk
sh1ro
tN1R
|
1842 | |
|
3
|
s1ren
zorte
Magnojez
Boombl4
d1Ledez
|
1786 | |
|
3
|
NiKo
TeSeS
m0NESY
kyousuke
karrigan
|
1764 | |
|
3
|
latto
dumau
n1ssim
arT
try
|
1662 | |
|
2
|
dem0n
Krabeni
cmtry
dziugss
xfl0ud
|
1721 | |
|
2
|
khaN
SYPH0
KaiR0N-
robo
Xant3r
|
1650 | |
|
2
|
huNter-
HeavyGod
matys
NertZ
r1nkle
|
1616 | |
|
2
|
The One
Europe
|
nafany
Ax1Le
ArtFr0st
fame
BELCHONOKK
|
1598 |
|
2
|
b1t
Aleksib
iM
w0nderful
makazze
|
1589 | |
|
2
|
Staehr
jabbi (DNP)
phzy
ryu
siuhy
Anlelele (Sub)
|
1572 | |
|
2
|
bLitz
Techno4K
910
cobrazera
nin9
|
1554 | |
|
2
|
insani
LNZ
venomzera
nqz
tomaszin
|
1546 | |
|
1
|
sjuush
xKacpersky
stavn
Krimbo
adamb
|
1564 | |
|
1
|
Jame
xiELO
zweih
FL1T
HObbit
|
1560 | |
|
1
|
nilo
Chr1zN
susp
Martinez
Brollan
|
1548 | |
|
1
|
frozen
jcobbb
Twistzz
JBOEN
Neityu
|
1539 | |
|
1
|
NAF
EliGE
malbsMd
Jorko
JT
|
1528 | |
|
1
|
Eternal Fire
Europe
|
jottAAA
regali
MisteM
Kvem
soulfly
|
1513 |
|
1
|
100 Thieves
Europe
|
rain
poiii
sirah
dev1ce
Gizmy
|
1511 |
|
1
|
9z Team
Argentina
|
max
HUASOPEEK
luchov
meyern (DNP)
dgt
history (Sub)
|
1490 |
|
1
|
Swisher
slaxz-
s1n
Lake
JBa
|
1489 | |
|
1
|
DENDELE CS
Portugal
|
gafolo
rdnzao
doc
koala
maxxkor
|
1466 |
|
1
|
VINI
noway
chelo
decenty
saadzin
|
1406 | |
|
1
|
Wildcard
United States
|
reck
HexT
nEMANHA
Cxzi
fr3nd
|
1391 |
|
1
|
GOSH
United Arab Emirates
|
s1mple
Senzu
Magisk
mzinho
asap
|
1337 |
|
1
|
INS
Vexite
nettik
jks
aliStair
|
1318 | |
|
1
|
Chinggis Warriors
Mongolia
|
ROUX
cool4st
sk0R
fury5k
tikuak
|
1272 |
|
1
|
westmelon
z4kr
EmiliaQAQ
Starry
C4LLM3SU3
|
1267 |
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China PGL Singapore CS2 Major 2026 MelBet Pick’em Challenge Prizes
The MelBet Pick’em team has prepared 15 prizes for participants in our CS2 Challenge dedicated to PGL Singapore Major 2026. The prizes will be awarded after the championship ends, with the prize pool divided between the Silver Giveaway and Golden Giveaway. Prizes include gaming peripherals, Counter-Strike 2 skins, and the challenge’s grand prize — an iPhone 18 PRO MAX.
Eligibility for the prize draws depends on the total number of points earned in the CS2 Major simulator and the thematic Quiz. At least 5 points are required to qualify for the Silver Giveaway, while the Golden Giveaway requires at least 25 points. Participants who reach this threshold become eligible for both prize categories.
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Make Your Predictions on PGL Singapore Major 2026 and Win with MelBet
Think you can predict the results of CS2 Singapore Major better than most viewers? Put your analytical skills to the test in MelBet's free Pick'em Challenge. Select the eight best teams from each of the three Swiss-system stages and complete the Playoffs bracket, all the way to the champion. Don't forget to complete the Quiz, as its 50 available points could make all the difference in reaching the required prize threshold. No deposits or bets are required to participate. Simply register and earn the necessary number of points.
In addition to the free PGL Singapore CS2 Major simulator, you can follow the tournament through the esports betting markets available on MelBet Mongolia. The bookmaker offers markets on match winners, exact series scores, individual maps, and other in-game statistics. You can even place bets on the go using the MelBet app for Android and iOS. Users who haven’t registered yet can also take advantage of a MelBet promo code. However, keep in mind that placing bets does not affect your results in the free Pick’em Challenge.
PGL Major Singapore 2026 – The Final CS2 Major of the Season
PGL Singapore Major 2026 will make Counter-Strike history for several reasons. For the first time, a Major will take place in Southeast Asia, while for PGL, it will be the fifth championship in the series and the first held outside Europe. Another significant addition is the third-place match, which has never previously been featured at a Major. Instead of the usual shared third-place finish for the losing semifinalists, the teams will compete in a separate Bo3 series before the grand final. This will make the final day of the tournament particularly action-packed.
PGL Major Singapore 2026 CS2 will also stand out from a technical perspective. For the first time in Major history, matches will be played on ASUS ROG Swift PG259QWS Ace OLED monitors with a 720Hz refresh rate. The competitive side of the tournament will also see changes. Cache has returned to the Active Duty Map Pool after being absent from Majors since 2019.
| Game | Counter-Strike 2 |
|---|---|
| Series | Valve Major Championships |
| Organizer | PGL |
| Type | Offline (LAN) |
| Location | Kallang, Singapore |
| Venue | Singapore Indoor Stadium (Playoffs) |
| Dates | November 24 – December 13, 2026 |
| Prize Pool | $1,250,000 |
| Number of Teams | 32 |
| Liquipedia Tier | S-Tier |
| Valve Tier | Major Championship |
| Map Pool | Ancient, Anubis, Cache, Dust II, Inferno, Mirage, Nuke |
PGL Singapore Major 2026 CS2 Format
The PGL Major Singapore 2026 format differs from that of most Counter-Strike 2 tournaments. Instead of a traditional Group Stage, the tournament features three consecutive stages using the Swiss System, followed by the Playoffs. Each stage features 16 teams, but only eight advance to the next round. The eight teams advancing from Stage 1 and Stage 2 are joined by eight teams that received direct invitations based on their high VRS rankings.
Another distinctive feature of Singapore Major CS2 is the variation in match formats. In the first two stages, regular matches are played in Bo1, while advancement and elimination matches are played in Bo3. Starting from Stage 3, all matches are played in Bo3. The Playoffs follow a Single Elimination bracket, with the champion determined in a Bo5 grand final. A separate third-place match is also scheduled. A detailed comparison of all four stages is provided below.
| Category | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Playoffs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dates | Nov 24–27, 2026 | Nov 28 – Dec 1, 2026 | Dec 2–6, 2026 | Dec 10–13, 2026 |
| Format | Swiss System | Swiss System | Swiss System | Single Elimination |
| Match Type | Bo1; Advancement/Elimination – Bo3 | Bo1; Advancement/Elimination – Bo3 | All matches – Bo3 | Bo3; Grand Final – Bo5 |
| Advances | 3 wins → Stage 2; 3 losses → elimination | 3 wins → Stage 3; 3 losses → elimination | 3 wins → Playoffs; 3 losses → elimination | Winners advance to Grand Final |
| Teams | 16 | 16 | 16 | 8 |
PGL Major Singapore 2026 Prize Pool
The prize pool for PGL Singapore CS2 Major 2026 is $1,250,000, although only 24 of the 32 participating teams will receive prize money. Teams eliminated in Stage 1 will leave without any prize money. Advancing to Stage 2 guarantees at least $10,000, while reaching Stage 3 secures a minimum of $20,000. Every quarterfinalist will receive at least $45,000. Meanwhile, the champion will take home $500,000 – exactly 40% of the total prize pool. The complete prize distribution for PGL Singapore Major 2026 is presented below.
| Place | Prize Money (USD) |
|---|---|
| 1st | $500,000 |
| 2nd | $170,000 |
| 3rd | $100,000 |
| 4th | $60,000 |
| 5th–8th | $45,000 per team |
| 9th–16th | $20,000 per team |
| 17th–24th | $10,000 per team |
| 25th–32nd | $0 |
| Total | $1,250,000 |
Conclusion
PGL Major Singapore 2026 promises to be one of the most unpredictable championships in Counter-Strike 2 history. Even teams with high VRS rankings are not immune to elimination, especially in the early stages featuring Bo1 matches. However, a skilled analyst can identify patterns that the average viewer might easily overlook.
Put your knowledge to the test in the free CS2 Pick’em Challenge from MelBet Mongolia. Complete all four stages of the Major CS2 Simulator, predict the eventual champion, and earn additional points in the Quiz. At least 5 points are required to qualify for the Silver Giveaway, while 25 points will grant you access to the Golden Giveaway, where the grand prize is an iPhone 18 PRO MAX. Don’t just watch the professionals compete – try to predict the outcome before the matches even begin!
FAQ
Yes, participation in the PGL Major Singapore 2026 Pick’em Challenge is completely free. All you need to do is register on MelBet Mongolia, obtain your 10-digit MelBet ID, and create an account on pickem-mongolia.com. There is no need to purchase a Viewer Pass, make a deposit, or place any bets. The only requirement is to meet the platform’s age and registration requirements.
The Major CS2 Simulator consists of four stages. In Stages 1–3, you must select eight teams at each stage that will advance to the next round. Once the third stage is complete, the Playoffs bracket opens, allowing participants to predict match results and the eventual champion. Points are awarded for each correct prediction. The maximum score across all four stages is 46 points.
Predictions for Stages 1–3 can be submitted starting November 13 and will close on November 24, 2026, 15 minutes before the tournament’s first match. Playoffs predictions are expected to open around December 7, once the eight quarterfinalists have been determined. The submission deadline is December 10, 15 minutes before the Playoffs begin.
Once a stage closes, you can no longer submit or change your predictions. If you miss the deadline for Stages 1–3, you won’t be able to earn points for those stages. However, you can still participate in the Quiz and make Playoffs predictions once the fourth step opens. Therefore, missing the first deadline does not automatically disqualify you from the MelBet Pick’em Challenge.
Yes, the thematic Quiz is available from November 13 to December 13, 2026. Unlike the Major CS2 simulator, it remains open throughout the championship and even after the grand final on December 13.
The maximum score is 50 points for 20 correct answers. The questions are divided into four difficulty levels: Easy (1 point), Basic (2), Hard (3), and Expert (4). Each level contains five questions. You have 10 seconds to answer each question, with no option to skip or return to a previous one.
The results calculation will begin after the Quiz closes on December 13 and usually takes up to 14 days. Final scores will appear in participants’ profiles. The organizers will announce the prize draw date and publish a link to the livestream on the MelBet Mongolia Facebook page. Winners of the Silver Giveaway and Golden Giveaway will be selected at random using random.org from among participants who have earned the required number of points.
