FURIA and Esports Charts have renewed their long-term data deal until 2027. This decision marks a new phase for both brands as they decide to cover the growing Kings League scene as well.

The industry saw its first team-up in 2021. Since then, Esports Charts has helped FURIA track real-time viewership data and audience insights. This has allowed the Brazilian esports giant to improve their connection with sponsors and tournament partners.

The journey to Kings League coverage

Now, the upgraded deal takes things further. Esports Charts will also provide analytics for events in the Kings League, including the Kings World Cup and Kings League Brazil. These football-style events, which mix sports and online content, have gained a huge following.

Esports Charts CEO Artyom Odintsov said this step shows how they plan to track more kinds of digital sports. 'FURIA has been a valued partner since 2021, and we are excited to support their continued growth and success in both esports and new ventures,' he shared.

FURIA's tech lead, Milton Stiilpen Jr., added that the team can now use better tools to plan fan content, improve brand reach, and support its partners. He even noted that this renewal is strategic for them.

The updated deal is part of a wider goal by Esports Charts�?parent company, AWERTI.

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FURIA Esports won 7-4 against Team Secret in a thrilling match at RE:L0:AD. It was FURIA's second time playing on Lair, their first since October 2024. The Six Invitational 2024 champions bounced back after a slow start. 

Team Secret took the lead early, thanks to great moves by Noah 'NoaUrz' Urwitz (1v1) and Adrian 'Adrian' Tryka (1v2). However, FURIA quickly took control, winning the last three rounds. One of those wins was a key 1v1 clutch by João 'Jv92' Vitor.

FURIA's Felipe 'FelipoX' Lucia was the best player of the match with a SiegeGG rating of 1.53 and a perfect KOST. He also boasts an average SiegeGG rating of 1.49. This win helped FURIA bounce back after losing to Six Invitational champions, FaZe Clan and Team BDS.

Close matches and key duels shape RE:L0:AD standings

On the other hand, Team BDS found their rhythm and won against CAG Osaka after a rough start at RE:L0:AD. They took a strong 5-round lead on Lair. They finished the match 7-2.

In another close match, SCARZ fought hard against Cloud9 but lost. Cloud9’s victory moved them to the top of the standings, reaching 14 bullets after using their Extended Mag Card. This also means SCARZ had to play a 1v1 Duel to stay in the competition. 

SCARZ’s Riku 'Rec' Katou won the duel against Cloud9’s Elian ‘Kobelax�?Rodríguez, keeping their hopes alive with a narrow win. Rec concluded the game with three bullets�?one more than they started with.

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Brazil is making a big impact in the world of esports. FURIA Esports and RazaH Company qualified for the Six Invitational 2025 Finals. They earned their spots by winning crucial matches against DarkZero Esports and Virtus.pro.

In the semifinals, FURIA Esports performed well against DarkZero. They won the first game 7-1 on the Chalet map and continued their success in the second game, winning 7-3 on Border. Key players like Felipe ‘nade�?Ferreira, Diego ‘Kheyze�?Zanello, and Felipe ‘FelipoX�?Lucia made important plays that helped their team succeed. 

Meanwhile, RazaH Company had a tougher match against Virtus.pro. After losing the first map, they bounced back with an 8-6 win on Chalet. This win pushed the game to a third map, where RazaH won in a thrilling overtime, sending Virtus.pro to the Lower Bracket.

After these matches, DarkZero played against the winner of the W7M Esports and Team Falcons matches, while Virtus.pro faced the winner of FaZe Clan and Team Liquid.

The finals occurred on February 11, and fans were eager to see more from the two Brazilian teams. With skilled players and passionate fans, the future looks bright for Brazilian esports.

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