DPC SEA 2021/2022 Tour 3 Div I: Polaris secure underdog status

The last match within DPC Southeast Asia 2021/2022 Tour 3 Div I has come to an end. BOOM Esports and Polaris Esports took part in it. Offlaner Somsack 'Nevermine' Chantavisoak was unable to play for Polaris, and Nikko 'Nikko' Bilokura temporarily took his place on the roster.

On the first map, BOOM Esports almost didn't feel their opponents. They began to put pressure on their opponents from the first minute and gradually gained an advantage in the game. Midder used Ember Spirit for this and ended the battle with a score of 12-0-10. In general, he made the main impact in the team's victory and definitely became the MVP of the match. Until the 25th minute, the team gradually gained an advantage, and then after several successful fights, BOOM Esports rapidly began to grow in their performance and in the 35th minute Polaris Esports were defeated with a score of 9-30.

The second map has become much more interesting and intriguing, unlike the first. There Polaris changed their approach to the game, changed heroes in the 14th minute and even had some kind of advantage over their opponents. However, BOOM Esports pulled themselves together and let their Ursa and Void Spirit swing. Polaris resisted until 35 minutes, after which BOOM got the full advantage in one fight and won with a score of 28-21. Polaris had a chance to win this map, draw the game and try their luck on the third map, and at the same time earn their first victory in the tournament, but something was not enough this time. Probably, if Nevermine had played in the roster, then everything would have gone according to a different scenario, but history, as we know, does not know the subjunctive mood.

After the end of this match, BOOM Esports are still in second place, but with a total score of 3-1. Polaris Esports, in turn, finally secured the status of an outsider. On account of their five defeats and no victory.

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The next match in the top division of Southeast Asia will take place tomorrow. T1 will take on Talon Esports.

Recall that DPC SEA 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I runs from June 8th to July 14th. 8 teams are fighting for a prize pool of $205,000, 1150 DPC points and 3 slots in the PGL Arlington Major. The 2 worst teams in the division will be forced to go down to Division II.