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Jano steals Propyl with a six-kill surge at the finish

hemeroid looked ready to close the door, until Jano turned the final 44 seconds into a Rocket Launcher takeover.

DM-1on1-Propyl on October 5, 2026 played less like a calm Deathmatch and more like an elevator with the brakes cut. Jano drew first blood at 11 seconds with a Rocket Launcher kill on Gibko, only for Gibko to answer one second later with the Bio Rifle. Across 689 seconds the log recorded 126 events, nine lead changes and a constant tug-of-war between Jano and hemeroid at the top of the table. Jano eventually reached the 30-point goal, hemeroid stopped on 28, and the decisive swing waited until the final stretch.

A rocket hello, then an answer one second later

Jano took the opening point at 11 seconds against Gibko with the Rocket Launcher, surviving the shot with just one health point. One second later Gibko tied it with the Bio Rifle, an immediate warning that nobody would collect free frags on Propyl. hemeroid joined quickly: he killed Gibko with a rocket at 30 seconds and led Jano 3:2 at 65, only for Jano to answer in that same second and tie the score 3:3.

The first real burst belonged to Jano. From 75 to 83 seconds he scored three times, capped by a Double Kill on Vystrel that moved him to six points. hemeroid then stopped him twice with the Bio Rifle, including the match's longest kill at 88 seconds from 49 meters. Jano tied it 7:7 at 119, but hemeroid edged ahead 8:7 twelve seconds later. The pattern was already set: every lead seemed to have the durability of paper armor under a rocket.

Forty-seven seconds of silence, then another seesaw

After Jano killed Vystrel at 156 seconds, the match entered its longest quiet spell: 47 seconds without a logged kill. The action restarted at 203 seconds with scores by both hemeroid and Jano. Jano pushed to 11 with the Rocket Launcher, hemeroid stayed close and registered a Double Kill at 224. Soon after, Jano dropped hemeroid with the Flak Cannon and immediately hit Vystrel with another flak shot for his own Double Kill and a 13:11 lead.

Jano also kept making the climb harder for himself. He suicided with the Flak Cannon at 264 seconds and again with a rocket at 288, part of five suicides in the match. He stayed near the top because of sheer output, finishing with a match-high 35 kills. hemeroid was cleaner, never suiciding, and at 316 seconds answered a Jano kill with an immediate Bio Rifle Double Kill. The score never truly broke open; it only stretched and snapped back like a spring.

Minute eight turns Propyl into a grinder

The eighth minute was the wildest, producing 17 kills. Gibko, Vystrel, Rozsekac and Biosludge all cut into the leaders' duel and the table shifted every few seconds. Jano killed hemeroid with the Bio Rifle at 416 seconds for a 19:17 advantage, then lost a point to a Flak Cannon suicide at 425. hemeroid exploited it: he killed Jano with flak at 429, Bio Rifle at 444, and another Bio Rifle shot at 448 to take a 20:19 lead.

While the leaders traded punches, Gibko climbed toward third place behind repeated Flak Cannon work. Rozsekac arrived later but used the Sniper Rifle for two rapid kills at 452 and 455, the second completing a Double Kill. Biosludge squeezed in two quick flak kills, Vystrel kept appearing in close exchanges, and Trajbalajka entered the late third. Still, the central rivalry was unmistakable: Jano and hemeroid produced 22 mutual kills, more than any other pair.

hemeroid reaches 28, Jano walks the wire

At 535 seconds Jano rocketed Gibko and one second later rocketed hemeroid, a Double Kill that gave him a 22:21 lead. hemeroid answered brutally: from 541 through 575 he collected six kills, including a Double Kill and then a Multi Kill with the Bio Rifle at 542 and 545. By 575 he led 27:22, and after a Bio Rifle kill on Vystrel at 619 the gap was 28:24. Jano had even thrown away points with rocket suicides at 588 and 618.

Then the finish changed the meaning of everything before it. hemeroid never scored again after 619. Jano killed Vystrel at 645, hemeroid at 649, Gibko at 657, and hemeroid again at 661 to tie 28:28. He dropped Vystrel at 667 for 29 and at 688 sealed the match by hitting Rozsekac with the Rocket Launcher for 30:28. Those six kills from 645 onward were the longest spree of the match, and nobody had time to end it.

Match moments

• Jano drew first blood at 11 seconds with a rocket on Gibko, but Gibko tied the score one second later.
• hemeroid hit Jano with a 49-meter Bio Rifle kill, the longest frag of the match.
• The longest lull lasted 47 seconds after the kill at 156 seconds.
• Minute eight produced a match-high 17 kills and the night's biggest traffic jam.
• hemeroid reached a Multi Kill at 545 seconds with the Bio Rifle.
• hemeroid led 28:24 but never scored after 619 seconds.
• Jano closed with six straight kills from 645 seconds and won 30:28.

The 30:28 score looks close because the match truly was. hemeroid played the cleaner game, never suicided, averaged a 32-second life and built a lead that briefly looked decisive. Jano survived five self-inflicted point losses, generated 35 kills and turned the finish into a rocket avalanche. After nine lead changes, the last segment settled everything: 44 seconds, six Jano kills and no reply from hemeroid. Propyl got a finish worthy of a match that refused to become predictable until the final rocket landed.