CS2 Wingman tournaments

The official 2v2 mode of Counter-Strike 2, competitive brackets on XPrime. Short rounds on Nuke, Overpass, Vertigo, Inferno and ShortDust, cash prizes and FACEIT Points.

Wingman is real Counter-Strike compressed to two players: bomb sites, utility, economy and clutches, but every round takes a minute and every mistake matters. XPrime Wingman brackets are the closest thing to a mini-major you can play on a weekday evening.

Teams of two register on FACEIT, matches run on the FACEIT platform with anti-cheat and automatic results. Map selection follows the standard veto for the Wingman pool.

Prize money is split between both players and paid within 7 days. FACEIT Points are credited by FACEIT. Wins count toward the XPrime season leaderboard.

  • Format: 2v2 Wingman, MR8 rounds, standard veto
  • Map pool: Nuke, Overpass, Vertigo, Inferno, ShortDust
  • FACEIT anti-cheat, official Wingman ruleset
  • Cash prizes plus FACEIT Points, free entry

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FAQ

How do I join an XPrime tournament?

Open the tournament on the schedule, press Register and confirm on FACEIT. Registration is free. Check in on FACEIT before the start time, otherwise your slot is released.

Do I need a FACEIT account?

Yes. All matches are played on FACEIT with the FACEIT anti-cheat. You can create an account for free at faceit.com.

How are prizes paid?

Cash prizes are paid within 7 days after the tournament. In your XPrime account you choose how to receive them: Bybit UID with no transfer fee, a BEP-20 wallet with a $0.15 fee, or a TRC-20 wallet with a $1.30 fee. Check the details carefully: a wrong address or the wrong network means the prize is lost and is not compensated. FACEIT Points are credited automatically by FACEIT.

Which formats are played?

1v1 aim duels, 2v2 aim, 2v2 Wingman and classic 5v5. Each format has its own map pool, listed on the rules page.

When do tournaments start?

Usually in the evening CEST on weekdays and in the afternoon on weekends. Times on the site are shown in your local time zone.

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