Valve has recently unveiled the Viewer Pass for the PW Shanghai Major 2024, igniting the enthusiasm of the CS2 community as they embark on the quest for the prestigious Diamond Coin once again.
In this detailed guide, we will walk you through the process of making accurate predictions for the Shanghai Major 2024 Pick'Ems. Whether you are a seasoned analyst or a newcomer, these insights will help you strategize your selections effectively.
How to Participate in Pick'Ems at the Shanghai Major 2024?
Similar to previous editions, Valve has made it possible for all fans to partake in the Pick'Ems activity, even without acquiring the Viewer Pass. By accessing the in-game feature, you can anticipate which teams will advance to the upcoming stages of the tournament. Simply drag and drop your chosen teams from the right column to the left. Remember to activate your Viewer Pass (if you possess one) before finalizing your picks. Upon completion, don't forget to click on "Save all picks" to submit your selections.
Additionally, you will need to predict two rosters that will finish with a 3-0 record and two that will be eliminated at 0-3. Successfully guessing the outcomes of five matches will earn you a coin upgrade. Be sure to review the schedule of the initial matches provided below. In case of uncertain matchups, it might be wise to refrain from assigning any team to finish with a 3-0 record.
Valve has not disclosed the exact deadline for submitting Pick'Ems. However, players will notice a countdown message indicating "1 day remaining" (as of November 28, 10:00 CET) within the game interface. It is advisable to finalize your picks before the commencement of November 29 to avoid missing out. The Shanghai Major's first match commences on November 30 at 4:00 AM CET. The prediction submissions usually close shortly before the start of the tournament, occasionally even after the initial match has begun.
The participants sharing their Pick'Ems choices include Shox, Mauisnake (analyst), Pimp (analyst), Anomaly (Youtuber), Innershine (FURIA's assistant coach), Austin (Streamer), Vince (caster), Hawka (Analyst), and Define (Swedish caster). We will continue to update this article as more Pick'Ems predictions are revealed.
