Monthly Report · Contest AnalyticsMonday, August 3, 2026
Monthly Analysis
July in Contests: The Big Three Take Half
4,253 contest wins over 31 days, and half of them went to just three clans. OG won on volume, OMEN won on efficiency, and CORGI quietly built the strongest roster in the game. The full July ledger.
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Contest Wins
4,253
Across 65,684 games
Contest Rate
6.5%
Steady all month long
Clans Involved
133
With at least one contest win
Players Involved
3,765
Unique contest winners
July was the first full month we have tracked from start to finish, and it settled a few arguments. 133 different clans won at least one contest, but the month belonged to three of them. OG, OMEN and CORGI combined for 2,131 contest wins, which is 50.1% of everything on offer. The interesting part is how differently they got there. OG ground it out with sheer volume. OMEN picked its battles and converted at a rate no other big clan can touch. CORGI did neither and both at once, riding six of the ten best players in the game to the strongest finish of the month. Underneath them, a pair of smaller clans quietly posted the most contest-focused numbers we have seen yet.
Contest Points Generated
742,634
Across the month
Avg Players per Contest
87.3
Smallest 25, largest 209
Big Three Share
50.1%
OG, OMEN and CORGI combined
Volume
A Month of Remarkably Flat Volume
Daily contest wins never left a nine-win band
Contest Wins per Day, July 1 to 31
The quietest day produced 133 contests, the busiest 142. That is the whole range.
Thirty-one days, and the gap between the busiest and quietest day was nine contests. The spawn rate is fixed server-side and player activity has almost nothing to do with it.
Low: 133 on Jul 16 · High: 142 on Jul 30 · Rate steady at 6.5%
Standings
The July Contest Table
Fifteen clans led the month, three of them in a tier of their own
Top Clans by Contest Wins
OG edges OMEN by 21, with CORGI close behind
Share of All July Contest Wins
Half the pie belongs to three clans
Rank
Clan
Contest Wins
Points
1
OG
740
136,216
2
OMEN
719
133,278
3
CORGI
672
118,046
4
0
316
51,912
5
CN
255
37,356
6
FR
185
37,324
7
OFF
181
31,902
8
PL
151
28,020
9
IND
143
26,970
10
TITAN
86
12,300
11
PZ
77
10,106
12
UTOPIA
65
9,724
13
CAT
64
11,720
14
VN
54
7,260
15
UA
48
8,196
The Big Three
Three Clans, Three Completely Different Playbooks
Nearly identical contest hauls, built in nothing like the same way
Contest Wins
Separated by just 68 wins across a full month
Total Wins and Contest Rate
OG played four times more than OMEN for almost the same contest haul
Put the three side by side and the contrast is striking. OG racked up 11,541 total wins in July, more than the other two combined and then some, but only 6.4% of those were contests. It is a volume machine that happens to sweep up contests along the way. OMEN is the opposite animal. With 2,717 total wins, barely a quarter of OG's workload, it still landed 719 contest wins because 26.5% of everything OMEN plays is a contest. CORGI sits between the two on both measures, 4,071 total wins at a 16.5% rate, and made up the difference with individual firepower. Six of the ten best contest players in the game wear the CORGI tag.
Efficiency
The Contest Specialists
Clans ranked by how much of their play is contest play, minimum 30 total wins
Contest Rate by Clan
PZ barely plays anything that is not a contest
Highest Contest Rates (min 30 wins)
PZ81.9%77 of 94 wins
043.9%316 of 719 wins
AUS29.7%22 of 74 wins
OMEN26.5%719 of 2,717 wins
CORGI16.5%672 of 4,071 wins
OFF16.3%181 of 1,109 wins
IND13.6%143 of 1,051 wins
UTOPIA11.2%65 of 581 wins
VN10.9%54 of 495 wins
CHAOS10.7%14 of 131 wins
PZ is the curiosity of the month. Of their 94 total wins, 77 were contests, an 81.9% rate that suggests the clan barely queues for anything else. The sample is small, so take it with some salt. The clan called 0 is the more serious story: 316 contest wins at a 43.9% rate is a big sample and a huge rate at the same time. We profiled their leaderboard climb in early July, and a month of data has only strengthened the case. They are the most effective contest-focused clan in the game right now outside the big three.
The Race
How the Month Unfolded
A different leader almost every week
Contest Wins per Week
Week 4 runs ten days, July 22 to 31, so its higher total is expected
Week
Contest Wins
Weekly Leader
Second
Third
Week 1 (Jul 1-7)
966
OMEN, 312
OG, 255
CORGI, 100
Week 2 (Jul 8-14)
957
OG, 171
CORGI, 159
OMEN, 147
Week 3 (Jul 15-21)
950
CORGI, 151
OG, 123
0, 111
Week 4 (Jul 22-31)
1,380
CORGI, 262
OG, 191
OMEN, 155
Week 1 was all OMEN. Their 312 wins were nearly three times what CORGI managed in the same stretch, and at that point the month looked like it might be a runaway. It was not. From week 2 the race flattened out, and CORGI took over from there, topping the table in weeks 3 and 4 while OMEN faded from the lead. Worth a note: the 0 clan cracked a weekly podium in week 3 with 111 wins, which is remarkable for a roster that small. OMEN won the early month, CORGI won the late month, and OG never led a single week convincingly yet still finished first overall. Consistency beat brilliance.
The Battlegrounds
Where July Was Fought
Seven maps hosted 86% of everything
Top Maps by Contest Wins
Caucasia keeps its crown with 15.7% of the month
Map Distribution
Caucasia66815.7%
Europe55613.1%
World 254512.8%
World 152312.3%
Middle East49311.6%
Mare Nostrum49111.5%
Asia3819.0%
North America1573.7%
Scandinavia1563.7%
Africa1192.8%
Home Turf
Every Clan Has a Favourite Map
Top five maps for each of the leading five clans
Clan
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
OG
Caucasia (179)
Europe (103)
World 2 (90)
Middle East (76)
World 1 (69)
OMEN
Mare Nostrum (110)
Caucasia (101)
World 2 (91)
World 1 (90)
Middle East (85)
CORGI
World 2 (117)
Europe (98)
Middle East (87)
World 1 (81)
Mare Nostrum (80)
0
Caucasia (55)
Mare Nostrum (43)
Middle East (35)
World 2 (34)
Europe (34)
CN
World 1 (42)
World 2 (36)
Middle East (34)
Asia (30)
Mare Nostrum (28)
OG leans hard on Caucasia, which carries 24.2% of their contest wins. OMEN is the only leading clan whose first pick is Mare Nostrum.
The Elite
CORGI Owns the Player Board
Six of the ten best contest players in July wear the same tag
Top Players by Contest Wins
k0e_F led everyone with 395, roughly 12.7 contest wins every single day
CORGI
OMEN
OG
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The individual table is where CORGI's month really shows. k0e_F topped the whole game with 395 contest wins, and behind him ql-pL, P83_t, SjJlN, Q59dR, oVz7n and qyVw5 give CORGI six names in the top ten. ESXc7 remains OMEN's engine at number two with 362, while QQQQ9 and sMDo9 carry the flag for OG. When one clan supplies more than half of the elite tier, its late-month surge stops looking like luck.
Conclusions
What July Settled
01
OG won the month on volume
740 contest wins, the most of any clan, built on 11,541 total wins at the lowest rate of the big three, just 6.4%. OG never led a week convincingly and still took the monthly crown.
02
OMEN is the efficiency king
719 contest wins from only 2,717 total games is a 26.5% rate. OMEN nearly matched OG's haul while playing a quarter as much. No other large clan comes close.
03
CORGI has the best players
Six of the top ten contest players are CORGI, led by k0e_F at 395 wins. That firepower delivered the strongest finish of the month, with weekly wins in weeks 3 and 4.
04
PZ and 0 are the specialists
PZ played almost nothing but contests at an 81.9% rate on a small sample. The 0 clan posted 43.9% on 316 wins, a serious volume, confirming the contest-first strategy we covered in early July.
05
The spawn rate is fixed
Daily contest wins ranged from 133 to 142 across all 31 days. The server decides how many contests fire, and player activity barely nudges it.
06
Caucasia is still the arena
668 contest wins, 15.7% of the month, happened on one map. OG in particular built a quarter of its entire haul there.
The Bottom Line
Verdict
The Month in One Number
50.1%
Half of July's 4,253 contest wins went to OG, OMEN and CORGI, three clans with three completely different ways of getting there. Volume, efficiency and star power all worked. Below them, the specialists are rising, the map pool is familiar, and the contest engine keeps ticking at the same fixed pace it always has.