The group stage of the Immunity League: 2026 has come to an end, and all eyes are now on the upcoming play-offs. Following several intense weeks of competition, in which teams battled for every map, the top eight have been selected to compete in the quarter-finals. Among the teams that have progressed are both the undisputed favourites and sides that have surprised everyone with their form in recent rounds. The play-offs are a time when every mistake counts, and every win brings the teams closer to ultimate victory.
There has been no shortage of surprises throughout the season… Some teams have progressed to the next rounds via walkovers, whilst others have won after dramatic extra time. Now every match will be of the utmost importance, and the level of competition is sure to rise. The most eagerly anticipated clashes are those between teams of equal ability. However, there are also those where the favourite faces a team that has shown an unpredictable nature in the league. The coming weeks of the Immunity League will be full of excitement, and every match could prove decisive.
Immunity League Round 3: thrills and surprises
The third round of the Immunity League brought a mix of results that surprised fans and demonstrated just how varied the challenges in the league are. Some teams advanced to the next round without having to play, which in the case of ViBe Gaming and Onyx meant walkover victories over Imperishable and PEST Esport. Although these matches did not take place on the server, their significance for the league table was clear… The favourites took advantage of this situation to maintain their high positions, whilst their rivals had to cope with absences or organisational issues.
There was a real spectacle unfolding on Dust 2, Nuke and Ancient. Vandals Clan defeated FeedTheEgo 2-0, displaying consistent play and well-thought-out strategies on both maps. Meanwhile, Draże beat Superion Gaming 2-1 after a thrilling match. After losing the second map, the players showed great mental resilience and the ability to bounce back, winning the decisive clash on Ancient. There was no shortage of closely contested matches either, such as the clash between Constrict Gaming and WolfTeamGuys, where it took a third map to decide the winner. This demonstrated just how minimal differences in execution and strategy can determine the outcome of an entire match.
The other clashes were just as thrilling. VoFoxen Esport fell to Chrzan, despite the first map being very evenly matched. Meanwhile, Armitra Esports were no match for The Night Club, who effectively controlled the flow of both maps. Also worthy of note are 95 Vikings, who defeated Ananaski 2-0, dominating from the opening rounds and demonstrating their determination to maintain their form. Round three was thus a mix of comfortable victories, dramatic showdowns and strong individual performances. All this shaped the league table and set the stage for the coming rounds, adding extra drama ahead of the start of the playoffs.
Round 4: A return to form and decisive clashes
In the fourth round of the Immunity League, the teams continued their battle for playoff spots. Some teams showed that they could bounce back from earlier defeats. Superion Gaming won by walkover against WolfTeamGuys, allowing them to focus on preparations for the decisive phase of the competition. Ananaski, meanwhile, defeated FeedTheEgo 2-0 in a full-fledged clash on the Mirage and Nuke maps, demonstrating both solid individual play and team cohesion. These results show that even walkover victories, as well as those won on the server, matter in the final standings and set the stage for the upcoming quarter-finals.
The most exciting matches were those decided over the full map duration. Constrict Gaming defeated Bizancjum after three closely contested maps. The team demonstrated flexibility in their strategic approach and the ability to adapt during difficult moments of the match. Imperishable beat 95 Vikings 2-0, showcasing strong play and well-thought-out setups on Dust 2 and Ancient. Onyx won 2-1 against VoFoxen, whilst Armitra defeated Draże after a solid performance. This, however, shows that the teams have no intention of letting up at key moments of the season.
Round four proved that the competition in the Immunity League is becoming increasingly fierce. Every match, whether played in full or decided by a walkover, influences the final standings and shapes the balance of power ahead of the playoffs. Teams are beginning to prepare for the quarter-finals, where they face rivals who are equally strong or unpredictable. Meanwhile, every tactical decision could determine whether they progress to the semi-finals. For fans, this means an even greater dose of excitement and uncertainty in the coming weeks.
Round 5: Walkovers and a look ahead
The fifth round of the Immunity League was largely a formality, as every match ended in a walkover. Although the matches did not take place on the server, the results revealed which teams had qualified and can now prepare for the play-offs. 95 Vikings defeated Bizancjum, FeedTheEgo lost to Draże, whilst Superion Gaming lost to Onyx. This definitively set the quarter-final pairings.
Consequently, the Immunity League: 2026 play-offs promise to be exceptionally exciting, as each pairing combines experience with the potential for surprises. The Night Club will face Draże, whilst Imperishable will take on Armitra. ViBe Gaming will host Onyx, and Constrict Gaming will compete against 95 Vikings. Tomorrow at 8.30 pm, fans will be able to watch ViBe Gaming take on Onyx, and the following day at 8.00 pm, The Night Club will face Draże. It promises to be a truly thrilling week full of fierce battles and strategic showdowns. The teams’ preparations and the first quarter-final clashes will reveal who is truly ready to fight for the championship.
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