Talon Esports is better than Team Spirit, and Arteezy was right: Lima Major 2023 day 4 digest

The DotA festival called Lima Major 2023 continues in the capital of Peru. Yesterday, March 3, the 4th day of the playoffs took place there, which gave us several bright results at once, and if you suddenly don’t know what happened, we offer you a brief digest of what happened.

The opening match of the day was the confrontation between Evil Geniuses and Team Aster. At the beginning of the confrontation, the teams exchanged courtesies, each taking a card and thereby transferring everything to the final match point. Evil Geniuses turned out to be stronger there: the Peruvian “evil geniuses” used carry Sven-a, and Wisper on Batrider did not leave a chance for his counterparts.

Following EG – Aster, Team Spirit and Talon played their match. The song of the opening of the year, Talon Esports, continues: having given the first card, the representatives of Southeast Asia closed Spirit on 2 and 3, and Natures Prophet played a key role in this.

The final match of the day was the confrontation between Evil Geniuses and Shopify Rebellion. One of the most iconic fights of the winter season, Arteezy against the former club. Despite a strong start and a quick victory on the first map, EG couldn't resist the tempo Luna on the second and third maps and as a result left the home major.

Based on the results of the 4th gaming day at the playoffs of Lima Major 2023, we said goodbye to the last participants from China, South America and Eastern Europe. Aster, EG and Spirit left the tournament, and the race for the title continues today.

Intermediate results of Lima Major 2023

• 1st Place: $200,000 + 400 DPC points
• 2nd Place: $100,000 + 350 DPC points
• 3rd place: $75,000 + 300 DPC points
• 4th place: $50,000 + 250 DPC points
• 5th-6th place: $25,000 + 200 DPC points
• 5th-6th place: Evil Geniuses - $25,000 + 200 DPC points
• 7th-8th place: Team Spirit - $12,500 + 100 DPC points
• 7th-8th place: Team Aster - $12,500 + 100 DPC points
• 9th-12th place: HellRaisers
• 9th-12th place: Beastcoast
• 9th-12th place: PSG.LGD
• 9th-12th place: Tundra Esports
• 13th-14th place: TSM
• 13th-14th place: Geek Slate
• 15th-16th place: Execration
• 15th-16th place: BB Team
• 17th-18th place: EHOME
• 17th-18th place: Knights

Recall that The Lima Major 2023 takes place from February 22 to March 5 this year in Lima, Peru. The venue will be Arena 1. 18 teams are fighting for a prize pool of $500,000 and 1,900 DPC points necessary to get to The International 2023. The champion, in addition to the winner's cup, will earn the main prize of $200,000 and 400 DPC points.

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