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Dota 2 Asia Championships 2015
Dota 2 Asia Championships Series
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Overview [ edit ]
The Dota 2 Asia Championships 2015, also known as DAC 2015 [1] and as The Oriental [2] , is a tournament organized by Perfect World and MarsTV. [3]
Format [ edit ]
Qualifiers [ edit ]
- 4 Team Double Elimination Bracket with upper bracket advantage
- Online: 01.05-01.06
- Top Team Qualifies for Finals
- 8 Team Double Elimination Bracket with upper bracket advantage
- Online: 01.08-01.11
- Top Team Qualifies for Finals
- Second and third placed teams qualify for wildcard
- 16 Teams, Bo2 Round Robin
- Online: 01.11 – 01.16
- Top 4 Teams qualify for Finals; fifth and sixth play in wildcard matches.
- Top two finishers in DSPL (Chinese Amateur League) play against fifth and sixth of Asia qualifiers and second and third of Europe qualifiers for two qualification berths for Finals.
- LAN: 01.28 – 01.28 12:00PM (Beijing time)
Finals [ edit ]
- 12 Team Double Elimination bracket, All matches are Bo3 except lower bracket round 1 are Bo1 and grand finals are Bo5.
- LAN: 02.05 – 02.09 Start from 12:00PM CST
Prize Pool [ edit ]
The starting prize pool was set at $250,000 USD, but viewers are able to increase it via Compendium purchases.
As of February 9th, 2015, the prize pool was $3,057,519.
| Place | $ USD | Percent | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | $1,284,158 | 42% | Evil Geniuses |
| 2nd | $366,902 | 12% | Vici Gaming |
| 3rd | $275,177 | 9% | Team Secret |
| 4th | $214,026 | 7% | Big God |
| 5th-6th | $152,876 | 5% | Cloud9 |
| Rave | |||
| 7th-8th | $122,301 | 4% | HyperGloryTeam |
| Invictus Gaming | |||
| 9th-12th | $45,863 | 1.5% | EHOME |
| Natus Vincere | |||
| HellRaisers | |||
| LGD Gaming | |||
| 13th-16th | $30,575 | 1% | TongFu. WanZhou |
| CDEC Gaming | |||
| Newbee | |||
| MVP Phoenix | |||
| 17th-20th | $15,288 | 0.5% | Wings Gaming |
| Energy Pacemaker | |||
| Speed Gaming. cn | |||
| Power Rangers |
As of February 5th, 2015, the Dota 2 Asia Championships had surpassed The International 3 in terms of its prize pool, becoming the second largest tournament prize pool in Dota 2 history, behind only The International 4. [4] [5]
It also had the second largest amount of money funded by the community through the sale of in-game items at the time, behind The International 4. [4] [6]
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