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OpTic Gaming reverse sweep Splyce, advance to the grand finals of CWL Las Vegas 2018

Splyce are heading to the losers bracket.
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Heading into the winners bracket finals of CWL Las Vegas 2018, OpTic Gaming looked unstoppable—they had only lost two maps before their rematch with Splyce.

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But Splyce just made OpTic work extremely hard for their first grand finals appearance in Black Ops 4. To kick off the series, Splyce absolutely dominated Hacienda Hardpoint, winning 250-86 behind strong performances by Jordan “Jurd” Crowley and Donovan “Temp” Laroda.

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Lamar “Accuracy” Abedi and crew started out hot on Frequency Search and Destroy. Despite a late comeback effort by OpTic, Splyce secured the round-11 victory to take map two 6-5—Daniel “Loony” Loza led the lobby with 13 kills.

Facing a 2-0 deficit for the first time in Black Ops 4, OpTic started to find their form. They responded with a crushing 3-0 win on Gridlock Control. 

It looked like Splyce were going to close out the series on Seaside Hardpoint, but OpTic had other plans. The Green Wall made a remarkable comeback late in map four to win 250-247 and force a decisive fifth map. 

The first spot in the grand finals came down to a showdown on Gridlock Search and Destroy—and the Green Wall took map five 6-3 to complete the reverse sweep.

With this win, OpTic have guaranteed at least a second-place finish in Sin City. They’ll wait to play against either eUnited, Luminosity, or Splyce later tonight in the grand finals of CWL Las Vegas 2018.


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