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EG off to an explosive start! - Game one
The Americans got off to an early lead in the final series, with




Yet, in spite of EG’s early dominance,



A quick victory on the horizon? EG continue to dominate! - Game Two
Unfortunately for Vici, the Americans showed no signs of slowing down in game two, opting for a change in pace with Fear on Anti-Mage, they progressed into an explosive mid-game after out-farming VG in the laning stage. ’UNiVeRsE’ was once again the key player for EG, picking up his blink at the seven minute mark before securing his team a further five kills in the span of three minutes. The subsequent chaos was good news for Fear who took the time to extend his net-worth lead even further, snowballing far too quickly for Vici to deal with.

Even with Black^ farming consistently on Medusa; Vici were still unable to muster enough fight quickly enough to stop EG’s high-ground push, ultimately conceding their bottom rax after losing several heroes one after the other. Once the base was broken there was nothing Vici could do to stop the oncoming onslaught. VG finally concededed game two at the 35 minute mark, putting EG one match away from a first place finish.

Evil Geniuses 3-0 VG! - Game Three
In comparison to the previous games Vici got off to a good start in the third match, aggressively pressuring

After EG’s five minute rampage Vici were forced back to the same defensive stance they endured in the first two games, with EG controlling Roshan and farming the entire map. Before long both Fear and Sumail were leagues ahead of Vici’s cores, barrelling down the Chinese squad’s lanes until they finally broke the base, forcing VG to call GG at minute 39 and relegating them to a second place finish.
With their win Evil Geniuses have claimed first place in the 2015 DAC Asia Championship, taking home $1,284,158 for their efforts. The American squad came into the main event as one of the favourites, after playing a relatively successful group stage; however, two crushing losses forced them into the lower bracket, where they had to fight their way up to the Grand Final, ultimately winning the final two series’ without a single loss.

Final Standings
1st place
2nd place
3rd place
2nd place
3rd place



$1,284,158
$366,902
$275,177
$366,902
$275,177
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