SG esports qualified for Perfect World Masters

SG esports qualified for Perfect World Masters

SG esports took part in the SA qualifier for The Perfect World Masters. They earned a spot in the Chinese Minor after defeating four different teams.

SG esports received a direct invite together with four more teams, skipping the open qualifier. They fought against four competitors in the best-of-three double elimination bracket, never dropping in the losers’ rounds.

Their rivals in the Grand Finals were Digital Chaos.SA led by Danylo "KINGRD" Nascimento. DC won the first game, but afterwards SG claimed victory with two well-fought matches.

The Perfect World Masters is the first minor based in China, and will take place from November 19 to 26. 10 teams will clash for a $300,000 prize pool. Newbee, LGD.FY, Team Secret received a direct invite.

SG esports vs Digital Chaos.SA Bo3 recap

The first match was completely in the hands of DC, that brought down the enemy ancients at 38 minutes with a 24k gold lead.

Farith "Matthew" Puente enriched his team with a spectacular use of Bounty Hunter, securing as many as 21 assists.

Game One - Image: Dotabuff

Game One - Image: Dotabuff

Only some skirmishes took place in the first ten minutes of the second match, but two successful ganks at 11 and 16 minute shifted the game in favour o DC.

After the 25 minute mark, SG were back in the game. The team was extremely coordinated and assisted as much as possible the mid-carry Adriano "4dr" Machado on Bloodseeker. He totaled 12 kills and 9 assists by the end of the match

To counter Legion Commander and Bounty Hunter, both Bloodseeker and Mirana got a Linken’s Sphere. The supports were also forced to get many sentries, dust, and even a Gem of True Sight as they were facing two invisible opponents.

Game Two - Image: Dotabuff

Game Two - Image: Dotabuff

Game three was the best one of the series for SG esports. Almost nothing happened in the early game, but at 14 minute they won a decisive teamfight bringing down the entire enemy team.

The game was literally a stop and ended 26 to 4. Arc Warden. Guilherme "FuckinEh" Silva contributed to the team’s victory with his Arc Warden: he dominated the mid lane, and by the end of the game obtained a 739 GPM.

Game Three - Image: Dotabuff

Game Three - Image: Dotabuff

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