Saadzin on PGL Masters Bucharest 2025: “There isn’t a team here far above the rest”

Saadzin on PGL Masters Bucharest 2025: “There isn’t a team here far above the rest”

Saadzin on PGL Masters Bucharest 2025: “There isn’t a team here far above the rest”

Legacy’s AWPer Guilherme “saadzin” Pacheco believes the CS2 field at PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 is unusually even. Speaking in Bucharest after Legacy split their opening two matches, he said the scene is “very stacked” and that “we don’t have, at this tournament, a team that is much better than others — maybe Aurora, they are a good one.” He added that Legacy are approaching the event “game by game,” the same mindset they used en route to their recent title in China. 

The focus, saadzin emphasized, is on winning rounds rather than chasing stats. “I don’t care about stats… If you get 13 rounds, that’s it. I just want to win, I don’t want to have the best stats in the game,” he told HLTV in Romania. 

Legacy opened Bucharest with a 1–2 loss to Liquid before bouncing back with a 2–0 win over Gentle Mates, keeping their playoff hopes alive. 

Event snapshot: PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 is a 16-team LAN in Romania with a $1.25M prize pool, running October 24 – November 2, 2025, according to the organizer. HLTV’s event primer also details the prize split and schedule. 

Related updates and quotes

FlyQuest’s new coach AZR on role changes:

“I’ve changed a lot of stuff with positions in the team that I feel like make more sense… It’s still a learning process for everyone, and especially for myself, this is my first coaching gig.” 

Liquid’s NertZ on synergy with EliGE:

“Me and EliGE are aligned in the way we see CS,” he said ahead of Liquid’s Bucharest campaign. 

NIP’s headtr1ck after a 2–0 day in Bucharest:

The young AWPer spoke after beating Astralis and 3DMAX in 2–0 fashion, discussing leadership under IGL alex666 and the team’s confidence one win away from playoffs. 

Legacy form coming in:

Legacy arrived in Bucharest fresh off the CS Asia Championships 2025 title, where latto earned his first career MVP. 

Tournament basics (format, prize split, talent and schedule):

HLTV’s event guide outlines the $1.25M purse and the 50–50 players/clubs split, plus broadcast/talent details.