DPC Week 5 Results

Dota Pro Circuit 2021/2022 winter season is coming to an end. Due to the cancellation of the major, for some teams it makes no sense to play anymore. And while DPC is not over yet, it's worth taking a look at the results of the week.

Nigma Galaxy got a second breath. In an incredible match, the team managed to defeat the leader of the region, Team Liquid.

The match between Tundra Esports and Team Tickles was a surprise. Tundra, after the major cancel, apparently decided not to tryhard and just finish the season. Well, a team without a sponsor and organization, Tickles is still at the top of the standings.

Alliance and Coolguys took the last places and fell to Division II.

Entity won the match against Chicken Fighters and took first place in the group. However, it's too early to rejoice. If Brame and Chicken Fighters win their matches, then three teams will fight for two slots in the Division I at once.

The week in CIS region was incredible! However, no matter how hard the young players try, they will not go to their first LAN tournament.

The new Team Empire roster did not show a decent game and will play in Division II. But AS Monaco Gambit and Mind Games are waiting for a face-to-face match, in which the winner will be able to remain in the first division.

Dendi and his team, B8, have failed to win a single match this season. Again 18 lost matches in a row, repeated anti-record and elimination from DPC.

But for getting into EEU Division I, perhaps four teams will fight at once.

PSG.LGD are just unmatched in China, secured the first place.

Invictus Gaming suddenly found itself at the bottom of the list along with Phoenix Gaming. iG, who have always been one of the best, are now losing and are on the verge of falling into the second division.

After a victory over T1 last week, Neon Esports unexpectedly lost to the outsiders of the region - TNC Predator. And now both teams are at the bottom of the standings. TNC Predator is helpless, but Neon has a chance.

The main match of the week in Southeast Asia: BOOM Esports vs T1. The first map was very tense until the end. But on the 2nd BOOM decided to give up.

Although InterActive Philippines managed to get into DPC, thanks to Omega Esports ban and move BOOM Esports up to Div I, they are already guaranteed to leave the league.

Polaris Esports take 1st place. But there is still a match against Ragdoll ahead. Yes, and Nigma Galaxy SEA has every chance to go higher.

Surprisingly, after being forced to replace Nightfall with MSS, Evil Geniuses were able to defeat Undying and now share 2nd place in the group with them. And there is still a match against Quincy Crew, which so far have no defeats.

Black N Yellow will play in the Division II next season. Most likely they will be joined by Arkosh Gaming, which have to play the last match next week against Team Undying. There is almost no chance.

The Cut, as expected, took 1st place and returned to Division I. But for the second ticket there will be a fight.

Thunder Predator is at the top of South America teams.

SG esports, although will fall into the Division II, decided to say goodbye. In last match, they decided to steal the win from beastcoast and leave them with 4-2 score.

Infinity have score 6-0 and have only one match left against Gorillaz-Pride. If they win, they will be promoted to the Div I. At the same time, if the Balrogs win their last match, they will join Infinity.

Alas, Unknown Team and Inverse are leaving the DPC league.