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Devious eSports’ run in the DFRAG Invitational Open Qualifiers has officially come to an end following a tough day of Counter-Strike for the team. DVS opened the qualifier in the Upper Bracket against Noxious, falling 8–13 after a competitive matchup with several closely contested rounds. The loss sent us into the Lower Bracket, where we faced Retirement Too. Unfortunately, a 3–13 defeat brought our DFRAG Invitational campaign to an end. Heading into the event without our complete starting roster, DVS competed with a stand-in throughout the qualifier. While it wasn’t the ideal situation, the team adapted as best they could and gave it everything with the lineup available on the day. Despite the early exit, there are still positives to take away from the event. With the roster continuing to build chemistry, develop its systems and refine strategies, every official provides valuable experience and another opportunity to identify areas for improvement. The DFRAG Invitational may be over for us, but there’s still plenty more Counter-Strike ahead for DVS. The team now turns its attention towards the ESEA Season 58 Playoffs and the ANZC Locals Spring 2026 Open Qualifiers, with more opportunities to compete and bounce back immediately. Not the result we wanted, but one tournament doesn’t define the work being put in behind the scenes.

Devious eSports wrapped up the FNCS Last Chance Grand Finals with a huge performance across the roster. Crusades claimed 1st place, Mxnty finished 9th, Xavier secured 10th, Rainy placed 12th, Xavz finished 30th, and Raxy rounded out the event in 33rd. With the victory, Crusades officially qualifies for the FNCS Global Championship in Belgium, earning his place on the world stage and flying the Devious banner internationally. 🇧🇪🌍 An incredible way to close out the OCE FNCS season. Next stop: Belgium.

Devious eSports secured a 13-9 victory over Underworld Knights in ESEA League Season 58 Open. A strong team performance saw Devious stay composed through the key rounds and close out the Best-of-One to add another win to their Season 58 campaign.

Devious eSports secured a dominant 13-2 victory over Pastry Chefs in ESEA League Season 58 Open. A commanding performance from start to finish saw the team take control early and never let up, shutting down Pastry Chefs to secure a convincing Best-of-One victory. The team continues their Season 58 campaign with another strong result on the board.

Devious eSports delivered a strong showing in the FNCS Major 2 Grand Finals, with all three players finishing inside the Top 7 in Oceania. Xavier secured 4th place, Mxnty finished 5th, and Crusades claimed 7th. Unfortunately, the results weren't enough to secure qualification to the FNCS Global Championship, but the journey isn't over yet. All eyes now turn to the LCQ, where there’s one more chance to punch a ticket to Globals.