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Dota 2: DPC WEU Tour 2: Division I and Division II Week 4 Results

All the highlights from Week 4 of the DPC in Western Europe.

We are slowly but steadily reaching the final two weeks of the 2021/2022 DPC in Tour 2. After four weeks of games, some teams have already shown their prowess and it seems like they have what it takes to get a slot for the Stockholm Major. Sadly, others have a lot of problems lately and still can’t show everything they’re capable of.

Unlike Week 3, where we had the chance to watch six epic games, the fourth week of the DPC only gave us access to five matches. With that being said, there were several fantastic series, so let’s look at the most popular ones. Unlike previous weeks, this article will only go over the most interesting matches.

• 1.1 Team Secret vs Brame
• 1.2 OG vs Gladiators
• 1.3 Team Liquid vs Team Tundra
• 2.1 Team Bald vs Chicken Fighters
• 2.2 IVY vs ITB

Team Secret vs Brame

Despite the fantastic start of Tour 2 and Secret’s victory against Brame, the team’s success was short-lived. After losing two important matches, the team made another mistake that might cause its sport in the Major.

Despite being the big favorite in the match against Brame, Team Secret was unable to seize the opportunity and lost the series. Clement “Puppey” Ivanov and the other team members won the first game after picking Chen and Axe. Sadly, the team was unable to do the same in the second match.

Although Team Secret had Medusa and the game lasted for almost an hour, the team did not have enough firepower to kill AM and CK. Brame’s strange pick paid off because the EU squad was able to delay the game as much as possible. In the end, the two cores became so “fat” that Secret had no way to deal with them.

After equalizing the series, both teams decided to get several interesting heroes. While it is true that Team Secret had a better draft on paper, the team failed to utilize it properly. Brame had a strong laning stage that allowed the team to secure enough space for Terrorblade. The latter used it very wisely and got many vital items. In the end, this was enough to bring down the mighty Team Secret.

OG vs Gladiators

This was one of the most hyped series of this week because OG and Gladiators are the two best performing teams in WEU’s Division I. Miroslav “BOOM” Bičan and the rest won the last Regional Finals, which is why many teams consider them to be the favorites. However, OG’s recent results show that the team is making tremendous progress, so it wasn’t surprising it won.

Interestingly, both teams used very similar drafts in the two games. OG picked DK, Hoodwink and Lich in both games, whereas Gladiators relied on IO. Although the Regional Finals’ winners had Storm and Ember in each game, they were unable to defeat their powerful opponents.

OG picked PL and Templar Assassin dominated their opponents with little to no effort. The first game wasted around 30 minutes, whereas the second one was just 26 minutes. The two times TI winners won the laning stage in both of them and snowballed really fast.

Team Liquid vs Team Tundra

Judging by the results in the last couple of weeks, Liquid and Tundra will be one of the main contenders for one of the slots for the Major. That’s why the match between them was exciting to watch.

Speaking of being interesting, it had three games where we saw a variety of picks and tactics. The first match between the two was the jewel in the series because it lasted for 52 minutes. Both teams focused on mid-game drafts, but the game reached its “late” stage. Although TT had a better draft, Liquid outsmarted their opponents and secured the first victory in the series.

After losing the first game, Martin “Saksa” Sazdov and the other members of his team managed to bounce back and win game two. Liquid played well in this game, but they made a lot of crucial mistakes. The latter changed the balance of power in favor of Tundra who finally equalized the series.

It seems like Samuel “Boxi” Svahn and the co. were very confident in their draft from the previous game because they got similar heroes. The early game was not that good for them, but once Lasse Aukusti “MATUMBAMAN” Urpalainen and his Lone Druid got enough farm, he helped his team win a very important series.

Division II

Team bald vs chicken fighters.

There were a few interesting matches in Division II, but the one between CF and Team Bald stood out. Game one was like a walk in the park for Kamil “agressive child” Biktimirov and the rest, which is why people thought this series would end pretty fast. However, this is when game two arrived, where we saw some insane plays.

The game lasted for over an hour, during which we saw tons of action. In the end, Bald’s late-game setup prevailed and won game two. This was when both teams had to play for the third time in a row.

Since CF lost the same game due to the lack of a hard carry, the team decided to get Medusa. They paired the hero with Puck and KOTL, which gave her enough space to shine. 

Despite Team Bald’s CK and Timbersaw, the team was unable to defeat their powerful opponents and lost after 44 minutes of play. This victory allowed CF to secure the first spot in Division II.

The final match that we wanted to watch this week was between IVY and ITB. Although both of them are not doing that well, they’ve played numerous times against each other, so it was interesting to watch what would happen.

Speaking of the devil, ITB won the series rather quickly. IVY's draft in game one was strange and too greedy, which allowed ITB’s Tiny, Magnus, and Ember draft to shine. They’ve ripped through them like a knife through butter and prepared themselves for game two. Since they were one game away from losing, IVY got Huskar and Lich. Despite the fact that this combo usually does wonders in this patch. ITB’s Tiny and IO prevailed. They dominated from the beginning, which allowed them to win in 31 minutes.

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Major or Relegation? Five teams fight for their lives in DPC WEU Tour 2 Division 1

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The end is not the end in the Dota Pro Circuit.

Just ask the five teams in DPC WEU Tour 2 Division 1 , where tiebreakers are almost guaranteed to be played out. After the madness that was three separate rounds of mirror matches in Tour 1 , Dota’s most competitive region enters its last two matchdays with one Berlin Major qualification and two relegation spots are still on the table.

Current standings for DPC WEU Tour 2 Division 1

Four teams — Entity, Monaspa, Nigma Galaxy, and OG — are tied for fifth with a 2-4 record, while Ooredoo Thunders is ahead of the pack with a 3-3 record.

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No matter where the dominoes fall, there will be tiebreakers. One series will be the difference between continuing to fight for a spot at the Berlin Major, or their very survival in Division I.

The last two days of competition will see all eight teams playing each other. Only one team truly has their fate in their own hands — surprise package Ooredoo Thunders, the recently-promoted team who have so far claimed the scalps of Gaimin Gladiators, Tundra Esports, and Entity. All three teams were part of the top four last Tour, attending the Lima Major. But their next match might be their toughest test yet.

Enter Team Liquid, arguably the best team in the world. Continuing with their blazing form, the Western Europe squad has secured yet another Major qualification with a stellar 5-1 record, on track to claim another first place in the Regional League. It’ll be hard to argue against Liquid here — but it isn’t the last chance for Ooredoo Thunders.

The very last series of the DPC will have sky-high stakes. Even if Ooredoo Thunders do not win against Team Liquid, one of OG and Entity will guarantee a tiebreaker for Major.

Whichever of Nigma and Monaspa could potentially join the party if they win against Gaimin Gladiators and Tundra respectively, who have not looked impervious. But, if only one team loses, they’ll be relegated — along with whoever loses the OG-Entity series. Should both teams fall, Nigma and Monaspa will have to tread carefully in best-of-one, three-way tiebreakers for relegation.

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DPC WEU 2021/2022 Tour 2: Division I: Teams, format, schedule, prize pool

The Dota Pro Circuit Western Europe (WEU) 2021/2022 Tour 2 is scheduled to begin on March 15, with six teams from Division I of the previous tour, and two teams from Division II of previous tour participating.

Tour 1 was surprising to say the least, with few heavyweights crashing hard while newcomers striking a brilliant chord.

However, this time around, Tour 2 is of utmost importance since the top 4 teams will earn a direct slot to the ESL One Stockholm Major 2022.

Everything you need to know about the Tour 2 teams, format, prize pool, schedule, DPC points, and stream links can be found below:

• Team Liquid
• Tundra Esports
• Team Secret
• Nigma Galaxy
• Brame Esports

Eight teams will battle each other in a round-robin system, with all series being played in a best-of-three format.

At the end of Tour 2:

• 1st to 4th place teams will qualify to the ESL One Stockholm Major 2022
• 1st to 6th place teams will retain their slot in Division I for the next tour
• Bottom two teams will be relegated to Division II for the next tour

Five series will take place every week between Tuesday to Saturday until the tour culminates with a champion.

Week 1 to Week 5 consists of five series each, with Week 6 consisting of only three series.

The complete list of match-ups can be found here .

Prize Pool and Pro Circuit Points

The total prize pool for the tournament is $205,000 and 920 Pro Circuit points.

The distribution is as follows:

• 1st: $30,0000 & 400 DPC Points
• 2nd: $28,000 & 240 DPC Points
• 3rd: $27,000 & 160 DPC Points
• 4th: $26,000 & 80 DPC Points
• 5th: $25,000 & 40 DPC Points
• 6th: $24,000
• 7th: $23,000 (Relegated)
• 8th: $22,000 (Relegated)

Bottom three teams won’t be eligible for any Pro Circuit points.

Karan Rathod is a writer for jaxon.gg covering anything and everything to do with Dota 2. Few people love Dota as much as Karan, whether it's grinding away in pub games or watching the latest competitive tournament and breaking down the results. In addition to their great love of Dota 2, Karan also enjoys hitting the gym for some exercise and sitting down with a nice book.

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