Just when Dota 2 followers thought they’d seen all of it with the three-way impasse between Tundra, OG, and Entity in DPC WEU 2023 Tour One: Division One tiebreakers that ended up lasting 9 best-of-one matches, an much more weird scenario within the DPC CN Tour One: Division Two.
Like the opposite scenario, it additionally concerned a three-way tiebreaker. This time, nevertheless, it was for fifth, sixth, and seventh place. The workforce who completed seventh would drop out of the division completely, so there was lots on the road. What made it weird, although, wasn’t how lengthy it took. Instead, it was every part else.
Poke Gaming had overwhelmed Team Cloud within the first match-up however was dropping to Meteor Gaming within the second. Then, at one level within the match, 4 Meteor gamers disconnected for an prolonged time period.
Two managed to rejoin, however regardless of having a web price lead of round 24,000 gold, they couldn’t deal with 5 enemies and went on to lose the match.
At that time, Poke had racked up two wins and ended up fifth. Cloud and Meteor have been then imagined to lock horns within the third and last match to find out sixth and seventh. But then, one other accident occurred: Cloud determined to forfeit after the loss to Poke, inflicting Meteor to win by default and retain their spot within the division.
In a means, it was much more weird than what transpired within the DPC WEU 2023 Tour One: Division One. But not everyone seems to be satisfied it was destiny. Since there have been allegations that some Dota 2 groups within the area have dabbled in match-fixing lately, some consider this was yet one more occasion of it taking place.
Either means, the result stays the identical. Poke and Meteor will stay in Division Two, whereas Cloud will drop out, together with Team Mystique, who completed in final place.
Meanwhile, Vici Gaming and Ybb Gaming topped the division and have been promoted to Division One forward of the following Dota 2 season.
