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WePlay! Pushka League Season 1: Live results and standings

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WePlay! Pushka League is the latest series from WePlay! Esports, pitting two of the biggest regions in Dota 2 into one big battle for $250,000 over the course of three weeks. 

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Split into two divisions, the first season of the Pushka League will keep Dota fans entertained with some of the best teams in the world battling it out for regional supremacy. 

In Division One, Team Secret, OG, and Alliance will face off in the Europe Group while Virtus Pro, Natus Vincere, and Team Spirit clash in the CIS. The top four teams from each region will move on to the playoffs, while the bottom two teams will be relegated to Division Two for the next season.

While there aren’t as many big names in Division Two this season, Vikin.gg, Cyber Legacy, and Aggressive Mode will be duking it out for their share of $5,000 and a spot in the upper division next season. 

The group stage will last two weeks, with matches spanning two different regions. Here are all of the live match results and overall standings for WePlay! Pushka League season one.

Overall standings

Division One

PlaceTeamPrize
FirstTeam Secret$70,000
SecondVP.Prodigy$45,000
ThirdTeam Liquid$30,000
FourthVirtus.pro$20,000
5-6thAlliance/Ninjas in Pyjamas$12,500
7-8thHellRaisers/Na’Vi$10,000
9-10thOG/FlyToMoon$7,000
11-12thNigma/Team Spirit$5,000
13-14thOG.Seed/B8 $3,000 and Regulation to Division 2

Match results

Playoffs

  • Upper Bracket – Round One
    • HellRaisers vs. Ninjas in Pyjamas: NiP 2-0
    • Alliance vs. VP.Prodigy: VP.P 2-0
    • Virtus.pro vs. Team Liquid: Liquid 2-0
    • Team Secret vs. Na’Vi: Secret 2-0
  • Lower Bracket – Round One
    • HellRaisers vs. Virtus.pro: VP 2-0
    • Alliance vs. Na’Vi: Alliance 2-0
  • Semifinals
    • NiP vs. VP.Prodigy: Prodigy 2-0
    • Liquid vs. Secret: Secret 2-0
  • Lower Bracket – Round Two
    • NiP vs. VP: VP 2-0
    • Alliance vs. Liquid: Liquid 2-0
  • Lower Bracket – Round Three
    • VP vs. Liquid: Liquid 2-0
  • Upper Bracket Finals
    • Secret vs. VP.P: Secret 2-0
  • Lower Bracket Finals
    • Liquid vs. VP.P: VP.P 2-0
  • Grand Final
    • Secret vs. VP.P: Secret 3-0

Group stage

  • April 23
    • Natus Vincere vs. HellRaisers: HellRaisers 2-0
    • Ninjas in Pyjamas vs. OG.Seed: NiP 2-1
  • April 24
    • B8 vs. Team Spirit: Spirit 2-0
    • Team Liquid vs. NiP: NiP 2-0
    • Team Secret vs. Alliance: Secret 2-0
  • April 25
    • HellRaisers vs. FlyToMoon: HellRaisers 2-0
    • Na’Vi vs. B8: Na’Vi 2-0
    • Liquid vs. Alliance: Alliance 2-1
  • April 26
    • Nigma vs. Liquid: Liquid 2-1
    • Virtus Pro vs. FTM: VP 2-1
    • Secret vs. OG.Seed: Secret 2-0
  • April 27
    • Nigma vs. OG.Seed: Nigma 2-1
    • Spirit vs. VP.Prodigy: VP.P 2-0
    • Na’Vi vs. FTM: Na’Vi 2-1
  • April 28
    • Na’Vi vs. Spirit: NiP 2-0
    • Nigma vs. NiP: Na’Vi 2-1
    • OG vs. Alliance: Alliance 2-1
  • April 29
    • FTM vs. VP.P: FTM 2-1
    • VP vs. HellRaisers: HellRaisers 2-1
    • Secret vs. OG: Secret 2-1
  • April 30
    • Alliance vs. OG.Seed: Alliance 2-1
    • Secret vs. Liquid: Liquid 2-1
    • Na’Vi vs. VP: Na’Vi 2-1
  • May 1
    • B8 vs. HellRaisers: HellRaisers 2-0
    • FTM vs. Spirit: FTM 2-1
    • Liquid vs. OG: Liquid 2-0
  • May 2
    • HellRaisers vs. VP.P: VP.P 2-1
    • OG vs. OG.Seed: OG.Seed 2-1
    • Alliance vs. NiP: Alliance 2-0
  • May 3
    • Na’Vi vs. VP.P: VP.P 2-1
    • Nigma vs. OG: OG 2-0
    • VP vs. B8: VP 2-0
  • May 4
    • B8 vs. VP.P: VP.P 2-0
    • Liquid vs. OG.Seed: Liquid 2-0
    • HellRaisers vs. Spirit: HellRaisers 2-1
  • May 5
    • Secret vs. NiP: Secret 2-0
    • Nigma vs. Alliance: Alliance 2-0
    • B8 vs. FTM: FTM 2-0
    • VP vs. VP.P: VP 2-0
  • May 6
    • VP vs. Spirit: VP 2-1
    • Nigma vs. Secret: Secret 2-0
    • OG vs. NiP: OG 2-1

Division Two

PlaceTeamPrize
FirstVikin.gg$2,000 and Division 1 Promotion
SecondTeam Unique$1,500 and Division 1 Promotion
3-4thYolo Knight$750
3-4thCyber Legacy$750
5-6th Team Empire HopeN/A
5-6th Kill Steal KommandoN/A
7-8thAggressive ModeN/A
7-8thNOVAN/A

Playoffs

  • Round One
    • EmpH vs. Unqiue: Unqiue 2-1
    • Yolo vs. KSK: Yolo 2-0
  • Semifinals
    • CL vs Unique: Unique 2-1
    • Vikin.gg vs Yolo: Vikin.gg W
      • Yolo forfeited the match due to being unable to provide a full roster in time.
  • Grand Final
    • Unique vs. Vikin.gg: Vikin.gg 2-0

Group stage

As of May 2, CyberTRAKTOR were replaced by Team Unique due to match-fixing allegations. This resulted in match times being shuffled for the rest of the group stage and Unique being given CT’s pre-existing record.

Yolo Knight was also sponsored by Family Team on April 30, but were dropped following internal issues days later, reverting to their previous brand.

  • April 23 
    • Team Empire Hope vs. NOVA: EmpH 2-0
  • April 24
    • Aggressive Mode vs. Yolo Knight: yK- 2-1
  • April 25
    • Vikin.gg vs. Kill Steal Kommando: Vikin.gg 2-0
  • April 26
    • CyberTRAKTOR vs. Cyber Legacy: CL 2-0
  • April 27
    • NOVA vs. CT: CT 2-0
  • April 29
    • CL vs. EmpH: CL 2-1
  • April 30
    • Yolo vs. Vikin.gg: Vikin.gg 2-0
  • May 1
    • Yolo vs. KSK: Yolo 2-1
  • May 2 (Unique replaces CT)
    • EmpH vs. Unique: EmpH 2-1
  • May 3
    • CL vs. NOVA: NOVA 2-0
  • May 4 
    • Viking.gg vs. A.Mode: Viking.gg W
    • A.Mode withdrawal from the even, giving Viking.gg a default win.
  • May 6
    • KSK vs. A.Mode: KSK W
    • A.Mode withdrawal from the even, giving KSK a default win.

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