Team Secret is an unstoppable force in the professional dota 2 scene at the moment with four consecutive finals, all four being 3:0 wins in Europe and CIS.
4 tournaments, 4 trophies
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🥇 ESL One Birmingham, June 7thThank you to our fans for sticking with us through these rough times#SecretDota pic.twitter.com/FTK5aXvP8q
— Team Secret (@teamsecret) June 7, 2020
ESL One Birmingham Online: Europe and CIS is Secret’s latest win. This championship is also a hugely successful “revenge” against Alliance, the team that pushed Secret to the losing bracket at the beginning of the playoffs. This BO5 series plays out completely differently from Secret’s previous failure.
Alliance was ‘outplayed’ from the first game of the finals. Nisha’s Nature’s Prophet and the three Blink Daggers launched early completely disrupted the Alliance’s plans for Death Prophet. Limmp was under pressure in the mid lane, while the other two lanes also failed, constantly being plagued by Yapz0r’s Earth Spirit. What Alliance can do is 4 lives over the course of 30 minutes. Unfortunately, s4’s team also didn’t have a chance in game 2, when Secret won the draft Meepo very well and led 2-0 with the game over in less than 30 minutes.
Although the result was 3-0, the final game saw a revival from Alliance. Secret chooses a squad with Ursa for MATUMBAMAN, Nisha holds Templar Assassin and Zai uses Dazzle offlane. Zues in Limmp’s hand was under too much pressure in mid when facing a counter in the laning phase when Nisha’s TA hit too hard, a bit of hope for Alliance as they reacted faster and turned the mid gank to their advantage. . Not only that, Matumbaman destroyed the safe lane and started participating in the mid-combat phase, even before finishing the first item. His lane roam gave Gustav “s4” Magnusson’s Ax enough space to farm blink and engage in mid-combat, giving Alliance an advantage.
Wow! Just as it looked to be going wrong for them @theAllianceGG show that they are not giving up as they WIPE @teamsecret #ESLOnehttps://t.co/JQlhBD71lr pic.twitter.com/PDXFSaahvt
— ESL Dota2 (@ESLDota2) June 7, 2020
s4 is the new Ceb
— Team Secret (@teamsecret) June 7, 2020
Despite s4’s best efforts to keep the team going, Secret found the right way to ease the tension with Roshan and forced Alliance into a deadlock before the game entered 30 minutes. High ground player gives Alliance some hope to turn the tide. But Ursa in the hands of Matum became a force that was difficult to overthrow and forced the Alliance to surrender after 40 minutes of play.
Time to pick your ESL One Birmingham MVP! Who do you think deserves the Most Valuable Player title?
https://t.co/ZtZ6H4dtmY#SecretDota #MBMVP #ESLOne pic.twitter.com/Y51aO2K0Iz
— Team Secret (@teamsecret) June 7, 2020
1st place: $60,000 – Team Secret
2nd place: $38,000 – Alliance
3rd place: $25,000 – VP.Prodigy
4th place: $14,000 – Team Nigma
5th-6th place: $10,000 – FlyToMoon, Team Liquid
7th-8th place: $7,500 – Vikin.gg, HellRaisers
9th-10th place: $5,000 – Natus Vincere, Cyber Legacy
11th-12th place: $4,000 – Team Unique, Ninjas in Pajamas
13th-14th place: $3,000 – Family Team, OG
15th-16th place: $2,000 – Gambit Esports, Winstrike
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