Entity beat Team Secret at DPC WEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I

Team Secret failed to finish the bo3 series in their favor, despite the fact that Zayac played for them, replacing YapzOr, they had great chances to win. The Puppey team, having won the first map, gave a comeback on the second and made mistakes in the third. It is worth recalling that this is the first meeting of Crystallis against his former teammates.

On the first map, Entity decided to take Windranger as a carry, unfortunately, the idea did not work. However, Entity is having a good laning stage, primarily because of the supports. They have over 2k gold advantage at 10 minutes. But Team Secret didn't stay behind for long, starting to lead 3k gold in the 16th minute. Although Entity took the first Roshan with absolute impunity, he didn't give them much. At the 22nd minute, a terrible fight takes place for Entity, because four heroes die from them, and in return they took only a support. After this turning point fight, Team Secret did nothing but increase their advantage. At 34 minutes, Entity writes GG, they failed to cope with the pressure of the Puppey team.

The second map was the most spectacular in this confrontation. Entities are having a good laning stage again, and by the 11th minute they have a 3k gold advantage. However, Secret make good frags and take Roshan, after which they get a good advantage. Secret had Chaoss Knight as a carry and Entity had an interesting pos. 1 hero again, so they decided to try Doom. And he really worked, he farmed a lot and was the most useful in fights, add good Black Holes to that and it will lead to victory. Secret managed to take the opponent's bottom lane and almost the central lane, but it didn't bring them victory. The fact that Nisha made a big mistake on Puck and died after the buyback could also have affected the loss of the Secret team. Entities compare score.

On the last map of the confrontation, Entity continued to delight us with unusual heroes in the first position, this time it was Leshrac. Secret once again had the gold lead, and seemingly more suitable heroes to win. But the failed fight at the 32nd minute and given to Roshan gave an unrealistic boost for the Entity team, which they took full advantage of. And when Enitity's carry makes Rampage right at the opponent's base at the 37th minute, it already became clear that Secret won't win this match. Zayac on his beloved Enigma failed to find space for Black Hole, which might not be enough for the team to win. Team Secret resigned themselves to defeat and wrote GG at the 42nd minute.

Entity 2:1 Team Secret

Format of DPC WEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I

The first division of Western Europe will be held in a league format in a round robin system. 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 WEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I

• OG - Yuragi, bzm, ATF, Taiga, Misha
• Gaimin Gladiators - dyrachYO, BOOM, Ace, tOfu, Seleri
• Team Liquid - MATUMBAMAN, MiCKe, zai, boxi, iNSaNiA
• Tundra Esports - Skiter, Nine, 33, Saksa, Sneyking
• Team Secret - Crystallis, Nisha, iceiceice, YapzOr, Puppey
• Entity - Pure, Stormstormer, Tobi, Kataomi`, Fishman
• goonsquad - aQua, LIMMP, s4, Handsken, Peksu (from 2nd division)
• Alliance - Nikobaby, w33, symetricaL, Aramis, CTOMAHEH1 (from 2nd division)

Prize pool distribution for DPC WEU 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

As a reminder, DPC 2021/2022 Tour 3 runs from June 6 to July 15, 2022. In the first division of each region, $205,000, 1150 DPC points are up for grabs to qualify for The International 11, as well as slots for the PGL Arlington Major. In the second division of each region, teams compete for $75,000 and 2 places in the first division.