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insani Posts Historic 3.28 Ancient Rating as MIBR + Falcons Lock CAC Semis

Felipe 'insani' Yuji posted a 3.28 Ancient rating against B8 — the highest map rating ever recorded at an HLTV MVP-level event — as MIBR and Falcons booked CAC 2026 semi-finals.

insani Posts Historic 3.28 Ancient Rating as MIBR + Falcons Lock CAC Semis

The Brazilian story of CS Asia Championships 2026 just escalated. Felipe ‘insani’ Yuji posted a 3.28 rating on Ancient against B8 — officially the highest map rating ever recorded at an HLTV MVP-level event. MIBR closed the series to lock a semi-final spot. Falcons joined them with a clean 2-0 over Legacy in the other upper-bracket seeding match.

The insani tournament arc

Ancient was the headline, but it wasn’t the only one. Earlier in the week insani dismantled PARIVISION across the series with multiple maps above 2.30 rating — helping MIBR become the first team to lock a playoff berth. The combination of insani’s individual ceiling and kl1m’s AWP form has turned MIBR into one of the most dangerous sides in Shanghai.

Falcons stabilise into semis

Falcons’ 2-0 over Legacy was the kind of measured win the karrigan-led project has needed. After a tight BC.Game opener and several close earlier series, the Shanghai run is showing the structural stabilisation NiKo flagged as the karrigan project’s main goal. The MOUZ semi-final is next.

The wider bracket

Legacy and B8 drop into quarter-final matches. Legacy face MIBR’s MongolZ-killer side after surviving their own MongolZ scare; B8 face MOUZ. The CAC playoffs have already produced early exits for Liquid, M80, 3DMAX and NiP. The semi-final field is shaping into a Brazilian-vs-Brazilian (MIBR vs Legacy potential) and European-vs-European (Falcons vs MOUZ) double-pairing.

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