Polaris Esports left the top division of DPC SEA

The path of the Polaris Esports team in the top division of Dota Pro Circuit Season 2021/2022 Tour 3 Division 1 has come to an end. The team was unable to win the decisive match against Fnatic and thus suffered too many defeats.

In the match, instead of Tmv, support for Polaris was Jing, known for his performances for Neon Esports.

The first map was super devastating. Fnatic kept the situation under control throughout the map. As a result, it ended with a score of 30-1, and its duration did not even reach the mark of 20 minutes, stopping at the 19th.

The second map was more interesting and even intriguing. Initially, Polaris Esports recovered from their defeat and changed tactics. At 20 minutes, they were already 10,000 net worth ahead of their opponents, but over the next 15 minutes, Fnatic were able to return to the game on the second map and won it in 42 minutes with a score of 34-27.

The loss in the match brought bad news to Polaris Esports. The team has no chance of reaching the top division of the next season of the Dota Pro Circuit league. The team will go to the lower division of Dota Pro Circuit Season 2022/2023 Tour 1.

Earlier, another Dota 2 match was held as part of today's game day. There, Team SMG failed to take a single card from Talon Esports, in connection with which they lost and now share the fifth line with T1.

Tomorrow will bring us only one confrontation. BOOM Esports will take on T1. If BOOM wins, then they will compete with Talon Esports for the first line in the standings. If T1 loses, they will fall to sixth place and be on the verge of being eliminated from the top division of the DPC league.

Dota Pro Circuit Season 2021/2022 SEA Tour 3 Division 1 runs from June 8 to July 14. The total prize pool is $205,000. The teams are fighting for the top three places in the standings, where the cash prizes are $30,000, $28,000 and $27,000 respectively. Top 3 also earns invites to the PGL Arlington Major 2022, a $500,000 tournament scheduled for August 4-14. It is also important that for the first, second and third place in the Dota 2 league, Dota Pro Circuit points are issued, which will allow you to enter The International 2022, this year's main Dota 2 tournament.