Thirdsite vs Unreal Nightmare

FRAG University
Thirdsite
0:1
Final · Bo1
2026-10-09 14:30 UTC
Head to head
Unreal Nightmare
anubis9–13 (5–7 · 4–6)

Match recap

Unreal Nightmare took the series 1–0 against Thirdsite. Map scores: Anubis 9–13. maxxkor (Unreal Nightmare) led the server with 26 kills, 104.5 ADR and a 1.87 rating. Clutch of the match: khvostov (Thirdsite) won a 1v2 in round 7 on Anubis. Biggest economy swing: Thirdsite won round 12 on Anubis with $16,150 of equipment against $34,000.

Rounds

122

Economy

Team equipment value at the end of each buy. Drag to scrub.

Scoreboard

Player
Costerfunk15190 -4 64.6 64% 0.79
khvostov13171 -4 61.3 59% 0.81
Yakub11185 -7 58.6 50% 0.67
ciisco9215 -12 63.0 59% 0.43
J4kenator5193 -14 42.1 50% 0.30
maxxkor26113 +15 104.5 95% 1.87
koala23129 +11 115.8 95% 1.77
doc17102 +7 75.2 91% 1.20
rdn13124 +1 67.9 82% 1.02
gafolo12124 0 61.4 82% 0.91

ADR and KAST are our own calculations from round data. Rating is our calculation from round data (1.0 formula).

Clutches wonThirdsite 6Unreal Nightmare 0

1v1YakubRound 1won
  1. doc → ciisco
  2. Yakub → doc
1v1CosterfunkRound 6won
  1. maxxkor → ciisco
  2. maxxkor → Costerfunk
1v2khvostovRound 7won
  1. maxxkor → Costerfunk
  2. gafolo → khvostov
  3. gafolo → gafolo
  4. maxxkor → maxxkor
1v1CosterfunkRound 12won
  1. doc → khvostov
  2. Costerfunk → Costerfunk
  3. doc → doc
1v1YakubRound 15won
  1. maxxkor → ciisco
  2. Yakub → maxxkor
1v1khvostovRound 19won
  1. maxxkor → Costerfunk

Pistol rounds

ThirdsiteRound 1
Unreal NightmareRound 13

Opening duels

PlayerWonLost
Costerfunk20
Yakub24
khvostov13
ciisco13
J4kenator15
maxxkor50
doc20
koala53
gafolo11
rdn23

Multi-kill rounds

Player3K4K5K
khvostov100
koala111
maxxkor310
rdn200
gafolo100

Kill matrix

Thirdsitemaxxkorkoaladocrdngafolo
Costerfunk2:64:32:35:42:1
khvostov3:73:32:23:22:3
Yakub2:53:52:41:13:3
ciisco3:41:40:52:53:2
J4kenator0:40:83:31:11:3

Rows: Thirdsite players, columns: Unreal Nightmare players. Each cell is kills by the row player on the column player : kills the other way.

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