The entire Sound Blaster CS:GO Challenge will be played on de_dust2 in single elimination best-of-one mode, starting with each CS 1.6 team taking on a CS:S team in the opening round of quarter finals. 

SK Gaming on the way to victory over Copenhagen Wolves in the first round 

ESC opened up against Blight Gaming's CS:S team and went up 9-6 despite of a lost pistol round as terrorists. Second half proved to be little different as the Poles scored a 7-4 win, 16-10 overall. Sound Blaster CS:GO Challenge 2012Best of 0 ESC GamingMatchpage 16 10 4th April 2012 Blight CS:S 16Dust2 10

Timm "ArcadioN" Henriksen's Xapso faced mousesports' CS:S team but offered little resistance to the British team who cruised to a 13-2 half time lead as terrorists. Henriksen's crew had no more answer after switching sides and lost 2-16. Sound Blaster CS:GO Challenge 2012Best of 0 XapsoMatchpage 2 16 4th April 2012 mousesports CS:S 2Dust2 16

The other Danish CS 1.6 team in the tournament, Anexis, took on Brazilian CS:S team TargetDown. They didn't fare much better than their fellow countrymen however, as they fell behind 4-11 in the first half as terrorists and went on to lose 4-16. Sound Blaster CS:GO Challenge 2012Best of 0 AnexisMatchpage 4 16 4th April 2012 TargetDown CS:S 4Dust2 16

In the final quarter final, SK Gaming took on Copenhagen Wolves' CS:S team. The Swedes started off strong going up 5-1, but ran into trouble then only scoring two more rounds as terrorists. After switching sides their luck seemed to turn as well, as they went on to win 9-2, 16-10 overall. Sound Blaster CS:GO Challenge 2012Best of 0 SK GamingMatchpage 16 10 4th April 2012 CPH Wolves CS:S 16Dust2 10

The semi-finals will begin shortly at 21:30 with SK Gaming facing mousesports CS:S while ESC Gaming will take on TargetDown CS:S. Only the SK Gaming versus mousesports match will be shown on stream, which you can view here.