The last and the most important qualifier (since it's the host country) has been played with Virtus.Pro celebrating their win in KODE5 Russia.

A very big number of teams throughout whole Russia played the pre-qualifications in their respective regions for a chance to participate in the Russian finals. One team from the regions - tp.uSports managed to get to the second place. They defeated 88gaming and then forZe to lose against Virtus.Pro in the overall final.

Virtus.Pro (pic from proplay.ru) on their way to the title were better than gabLine.KOSS (another team from the regions), KA3Hb (a mix from Ukrainian and Russian gamers) and tp.uSports.

The Finals:
Virtus.Pro 19:15 tp.uSports @ dust2
Virtus.Pro 10:16 tp.uSports @ inferno
Virtus.Pro 16:13 tp.uSports @ nuke

VP.cs: Kolesnikov "LeX" Aleksey, Filimonchenko "Sally" Viktor, Makarov "ROMJkE" Roman, Sukhariev "Edward" Ioann, Teslenko "Zeus" Daniil.

The full list of KODE5 CS participants (taken from kode5.com):

emuLate (KODE5 Germany)
Mortal Team Work (KODE5 Denmark)
Team Roccat (KODE5 Finland)
Fnatic.cs (KODE5 Sweden) (pic)
Team Dignitas (KODE5 UK)
The Elder Gods (KODE5 Romania)
Mousesports (KODE5 France)
SK-Gaming (KODE5 Netherlands) (pic)
Gravitas Gaming (KODE5 Greece)
Team EG (KODE5 USA)
Made in Brazil (KODE5 Brazil)
Team Dragon (KODE5 China)
Team ATE (KODE5 India)
UMK Gaming (KODE5 Taiwan)
Team xqR.AG (KODE5 South East Asia)
MeetYourMakers (KODE5 Poland)
Damage Control (KODE5 South Africa)
HellRaisers (KODE5 Ukraine)
EYESports (KODE5 Belarus)
Virtus.Pro (KODE5 Russia)
Dark Passage (KODE5 special invite, Turkey)