Wildcard, EG seal spots in DPC North America Division I

Aug 25, 2018; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Fans watch as Team Evil Geniuses  plays Team LGD in the lower bracket final of the International Dota 2 Championships at Rogers Arena in Vancouver.  The championships are eSports largest annual tournament with approximately $25 million U.S. in prize money to be awarded.  Dota 2 is a free 10-player online video game with two teams of players from all over the world competing against one another in each game. Mandatory Credit: Bob Frid-USA TODAY Sports

Aug 25, 2018; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Fans watch as Team Evil Geniuses plays Team LGD in the lower bracket final of the International Dota 2 Championships at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. The championships are eSports largest annual tournament with approximately $25 million U.S. in prize money to be awarded. Dota 2 is a free 10-player online video game with two teams of players from all over the world competing against one another in each game. Mandatory Credit: Bob Frid-USA TODAY Sports

Wildcard Gaming and Evil Geniuses guaranteed themselves spots in Division I for the upcoming Dota Pro Circuit season by sweeping matches on Wednesday in the DPC North America: ESL One Winter event.

Evil Geniuses logged a 2-0 win over Team Undying, leaving both teams with 4-2 records. Wildcard also moved to 4-2 by beating simply TOOBASED 2-0.

Wildcard, Evil Geniuses and Undying are tied for second place behind Quincy Crew (6-0). All three teams have one match remaining in the eight-team round robin. The top six teams will clinch spots in Division I for the next tour, while the bottom two teams will be relegated to Division II.

simply TOOBASED slipped closer to relegation after dropping to 1-5, tied for last place with Black N Yellow.

Evil Geniuses won twice Wednesday on red, in 35 minutes and 41 minutes. The Philippines’ Abed “Abed” Azel L. Yusop led Evil Geniuses with an average 14/2/16 kill-death-assist ratio. Peru’s Enzo “Timado” Gianoli O’Connor topped Undying with an average 8.5/4.0/6.5 K-D-A ratio.

Wildcard downed simply TOOBASED in 33 minutes on red and then in 35 minutes on green. The United States’ Luke “YamSun” Wang produced an average 11.0/1.5/11.0 K-D-A ratio for Wildcard. Canada’s Noah “boris” Minhas logged a 4.5/4.5/5.0 K-D-A ratio for simply TOOBASED.

Week 5 play concludes Saturday with two matches: 4 Zoomers vs. Arkosh Gaming, and Black N Yellow vs. simply TOOBASED.

Dota Pro Circuit North America: ESL One Winter Division I standings
1. Quincy Crew, 6-0
T2. Team Undying, 4-2
T2. Evil Geniuses, 4-2
T2. Wildcard Gaming, 4-2
5. 4 Zoomers, 2-3
6. Arkosh Gaming, 1-4
T7. simply TOOBASED, 1-5
T7. Black N Yellow, 1-5

Dota Pro Circuit North America: ESL One Winter Division I prize pool and DPC points
1. $30,000, 300 points
2. $28,000, 180 points
3. $27,000, 120 points
4. $26,000, 60 points
5. $25,000, 30 points
6. $24,000, no points
7. $23,000, no points, relegated to Division II
8. $22,000, no points, relegated to Division II

–Field Level Media

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