Elite League S2: Playoffs, brackets, and Team Liquid’s comeback

In the second season of the Elite League’s Swiss Stage, eight teams out of sixteen were eliminated. The surprise eliminations of MOUZ and HEROIC mark the transition to the next phase of the event. This year’s Elite League playoffs will have a live audience in Lima, Peru.

As a passionate fan, I must say today’s matches were intriguing but not decisive yet. The Elite League group stage merely sets the seedings without any team being knocked out just yet. However, tomorrow is undeniably crucial for the four teams that didn’t manage to score enough points today. It’s make-or-break time!

Elite League Season 2 Playoffs Brackets

As a dedicated fan of Tier 1 Dota, I can hardly contain my excitement for this upcoming weekend! With four Best-of-Three matches scheduled for August 1st, it promises to be a thrilling spectacle not to be missed. The anticipation is particularly high as our beloved local teams, BOOM and beastcoast, are set to face off against each other. This rivalry always brings out the best in both sides, and I eagerly await the outcome.

In the initial rounds of the group stage, Team Liquid suffered losses against 1win, BOOM, and OG. However, they’ve now worked their way up to fourth place. If they can avenge their loss against OG in their upcoming match, their impressive comeback will be complete.

Why is OG’s placement better than 1win’s if they lost one more game?

1win performed exceptionally well during the Swiss and group stages of the Elite League, leading the standings before the playoffs began. However, the final score determines the team’s seeding, and OG defeated them in their most recent matchup. This result broke the tie between them, which is why Team Liquid holds a higher position in the league.

Who’s Shopify Rebellion’s hard carry?

It’s common knowledge that Artour “Arteezy” Babaev has chosen to step away from the competitive scene for a break. In his place, the Elite League Season 2 team, Rebels, brought on Christian “Pakazs” Savina. Consequently, David “Parker” Nicho is now representing BOOM.

Where can I watch Elite League Season 2 Playoffs?

At the specified event, ESB has declared Spanish as the sole official language for the broadcast. Yet, they’ve equipped their community casters with everything necessary to share the games with their viewers. Here’s a compilation of the authorized streams accessible in English:

Of course, we’re not forgetting that RTZ also announced he’s joining the list.