All 32 teams for the PGL Singapore Major 2026 will soon receive their invitations to Counter-Strike’s biggest event in the esports calendar.
All 32 teams that will appear at the Major are known after a dramatic final weekend of the qualification cycle that saw dreams made and shattered in the final push for a Major berth.
Nicolai ‘device’ Reedtz and HÃ¥vard ‘rain’ Nygaard helped 100 Thieves claim the final spot at the Major, two seasons into 100T’s re-entry into Counter-Strike.
All teams qualified for the PGL Major Singapore 2026
The PGL Singapore Major 2026 will feature 32 teams arranged into three Swiss Stages. The highest-ranked teams from each VRS region are invited to Stage 3, then Stage 2, and finally the lowest-ranked teams will start in Stage 1, the first Swiss Stage of the Major.
The invites for the PGL Singapore Major 2026 are:
Stage 3 –
- MOUZ
- Team Vitality
- FURIA
- Team Spirit
- Aurora
- BetBoom
- Falcons
- Legacy
Stage 2 –
- FUT
- Nemiga
- The MongolZ
- G2
- 1win
- NAVI
- Astralis
- MIBR
Stage 1 –
- Parivision
- Team Liquid
- Heroic
- Ninjas in Pyjamas
- FaZe
- Eternal Fire
- 100 Thieves
- 9z
- M80
- DENDELE
- Imperial
- Wildcard
- BC.Game
- FlyQuest
- Chinggis Warriors
- Lynn Vision
100 Thieves claim final PGL Singapore Major spot as HOTU and Fnatic miss out
100 Thieves became the last team to qualify for the PGL Singapore Major after a tournament victory at the FiRe Last Chance 2026 event, defeating Wildcard 2-0 in the Grand Final.
That statement does not reflect how dramatic a day it was for 100T, Eternal Fire, HOTU, and Fnatic, as they all entered the day looking to secure the final few major spots in Europe.
Fnatic started the day with their fate in their hands, and looked on their way to the Major as they led 2-0 in the Grand Final of Stake Ranked Episode 5, with victory there giving them a Major ticket.
However, Eternal Fire punched back, putting off the reverse sweep to win the Grand Final 3-2 and securing a spot at the PGL Singapore Major.
HOTU’s moment came next, requiring victory at GLuck Moscow to make the Major. Victory there would have secured the final Major spot and eliminated 100T’s chances, but the HOTU roster was outfought and outfragged by Artem ‘ArtFr0st’ Kharitonov and his 1win roster as HOTU fell 0-2 in the event’s Grand Final.
That left 100 Thieves with an opportunity to take the final spot, but they needed an event win to do so. Their Grand Final opponent, Wildcard, had already guaranteed their place at the Major, so 100 Thieves were the only team playing with pressure.
100 Thieves pulled off an extremely composed victory over Wildcard, keeping their cool in overtime on Cache and dismantling Wildcard on Dust II to book their place in Singapore.
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Darragh is an Esports Journalist for Insider Gaming specialising in Counter-Strike. He loves to explore how esports teams work, or why they very often do not.
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