Minutes before the start of DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I
Danil ChepilThunder Awaken are the clear favorite in their first meeting against Infamous. But the previous regions have already made it clear to us that the favorite does not always win its meeting. Moreover, the recently released patch 7.31d can affect the outcome of the match. It is likely that the winner of the meeting will be the team that has better studied the changes in the heroes. South America knew how to surprise with their game, let's see if anything has changed in the new season or not.
Format of DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I
The South American First Division will be held in a round robin league format. All teams will have to play 7 matches against other participants. The matches themselves will be held online and will be a bo3 series, that is, to win the series, you will need to win on two maps out of three.
Participants of DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I
- Thunder Awaken - Pakazs, DarkMago, Sacred, Matthew, Pandaboo
- beastcoast - K1, Chris Luck, Wisper, Scofield, Stinger
- Hokori - Yuma, 4nalog, Vitaly, elmisho, Gardick
- Tempest - Mnz, Sebas, DrakenN, slad1n-, Mjz
- Infamous - Parker, Alone, Oscar, Michael-, Accel
- Infinity - Lumière, PiPi, Mariano, Genek, Prada
- SG esports — Berna, kxy, Frank, LTH, Wij (from 2nd division)
- Wolf Team - hFn, 4dr, tavo, Kingrd, Duster (from 2nd division)
Prize pool distribution for DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I
- 1st - $30,000 - slot in Division I and PGL Arlington Major - 500 DPC points
- 2nd - $28,000 - slot in Division I and PGL Arlington Major - 300 DPC points
- 3rd - $27,000 - slot in Division I and PGL Arlington Major - 200 DPC points
- 4th place - $26,000 - slot in Division I and PGL Arlington Major - 100 DPC points
- 5th place - $25,000 - Division I slot - 50 DPC points
- 6th - $24,000 - Division I slot
- 7th - $23,000 - Division II slot
- 8th - $22,000 - Division II slot
Matches history: DPC SA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I
Danil Chepil is an expert in the world of esports, having been following the esports scene since 2014. He specializes in Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and VALORANT.
Danil began his acquaintance and collaboration with EgamersWorld in 2022 when, after the Russian aggression, he could no longer continue his career as a bartender.
At that time, he didn't realize that he had a talent for writing news and articles on esports and gaming topics.