BOOM Esports will play against T1 within DPC SEA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I

Today, BOOM Esports will meet with the T1 team as part of the DPC SEA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I. In the bo3 series, T1 will try to move from the middle of the standings and grab a chance to go to the second Major of the year. BOOM Esports occupy the second line of the tournament table, however, the team has not yet guaranteed a slot at the PGL Arlington Major, so the victory is also extremely important for them.

Tournament table in the region:

Team name

Matches

Maps

1

Talon Esports

5-1

10-5

2

BOOM Esports

4-1

9-4

3

Fnatic

4-1

8-4

4

RSG

4-2

9-6

5

T1

2-2

5-5

6

Team SMG

2-4

6-8

7

Nigma Galaxy SE

1-5

5-11

8

Polaris Esports

0-6

3-12

The path of BOOM Esports to the top of the rankings began with the victory over Team SMG, which so far show an extremely mediocre game. This was followed by a loss to Talon Esports in a very competitive confrontation. Skem and the team fought until the very end. The last map in the series lasted more than 1 hour. After that, BOOM are on a series of three victories in a row, namely over Nigma Galaxy SEA, Polaris Esports and RSG. In addition to the upcoming match, the team has a meeting with Fnatic in reserve. who are also set for a place in the top 3. Of the significant factors, it is worth noting that the coach of the Mushi roster, who has not performed on the professional stage for more than a year, will play in the 5th position. We wrote about this change in more detail earlier.

T1 spend the final part of the DPC 2021/2022 ranking season rather uncertainly, although they show a good game. The club started with a defeat against RSG, who come from the second division. Then the team defeated Nigma Galaxy SEA and Team SMG, but lost to Talon Esports. Whitemon and the team thus have a tournament record of 2-2, which is not enough for a trip to the PGL Arlington Major. The roster needs victories, and of the future rivals, only the division leaders remain - today's opponents from BOOM Esports and Fnatic. You can read about which team can win this match in the forecast on our website.

Recall that DPC SEA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I runs from June 8 to July 14 this year in an online format. The top 8 teams in Southeast Asia are battling it out for $205,000 in prize money, 1,150 DPC points and 3 slots in the PGL Arlington Major. The 2 worst teams will continue to play in Division II.