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WeSave! Charity Play: Live results and standings

Twenty-four teams clash for a good cause.
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WeSave! Charity Play is a battle royale featuring 24 of the best teams in the world, where the winner doesn’t take all. Instead, the money, including the initial prize pool of $120,000 and donations from sponsors and viewers, will be donated to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

For fans, it’s a chance to watch more blood-pumping Dota 2. All eyes will be on the stacked Europe region, where three of the top four teams at The International 2019 will meet.

If you want to keep up with all the results of the WeSave! Charity Play tournament, here are the match results for the playoffs. Due to the unique online nature of the event, teams will mostly play within their own regions. It’s a single-elimination bracket for all six regions, so there are no second chances. Once a team loses, they are out of the tournament.

WePlay! Esports has introduced stretch goals into the mix, however. Upon the prize pool reaching $150,000, a Europe vs. CIS inter-region final will be arranged. There are more stretch goals planned, so the tournament might be extended as the prize pool increases.

Overall Standings

Southeast Asia

PlaceTeam
1stTeam Adroit
2ndGeekFam
3rd-4thTNC Predator
3rd-4thBOOM Esports

CIS

PlaceTeam
1stHellRaisers
2ndNatus Vincere
3rd-4thVirtus Pro
3rd-4thB8

North America

PlaceTeam
1stEvil Geniuses
2ndCR4ZY
3rd-4thbusiness associates
3rd-4thCloud9

China

PlaceTeam
1stPSG.LGD
2ndVici Gaming
3rd-4thEHOME
3rd-4thInvictus Gaming

Europe

PlaceTeam
1stNigma
2ndTeam Liquid
3rd-4thTeam Secret
3rd-4thOG

South America

PlaceTeam
1stThunder Predator
2ndNo Ping Esports
3rd-4thbeastcoast
3rd-4thFURIA Esports

Match results

Southeast Asia

  • Round One
    • GeekFam vs. BOOM Esports – Geek Fam 2-1
    • TNC Predator vs. Team Adroit – Adroit 2-1
  • Finals
    • GeekFam vs. Adroit – Adroit 3-2

CIS

  • Round One
    • B8 vs. Natus Vincere – Na’Vi 2-0
    • HellRaisers vs. Virtus Pro – HellRaisers 2-1
  • Finals
    • HellRaisers vs. Na’Vi – HellRaisers 3-0

North America

  • Round One
    • Cloud9 vs. CR4ZY – CR4ZY 2-1
    • Evil Geniuses vs. Business Associates – EG 2-1
  • Finals
    • CR4ZY vs EG – EG 3-1

China

  • Round One
    • PSG.LGD vs. Invictus Gaming – PSG.LGD 2-0
    • EHOME vs. Vici Gaming – VG 2-0
  • Finals
    • PSG.LGD vs. VG – PSG.LGD 3-0

Europe

  • Round One
    • Liquid vs. OG – Liquid 2-0
    • Team Secret vs. Team Nigma – Nigma 2-0
  • Finals
    • Liquid vs. Nigma – Nigma 3-1

South America

  • Round One
    • FURIA Esports vs. No Ping Esports – No Ping 2-0
    • Beastcoast vs. Thunder Predator – TP 2-0
  • Finals
    • TP vs No Ping – TP 3-0

Europe vs. CIS

  • Finals
    • Nigma vs. HellRaisers – Nigma 3-2

North America All-Stars 3v3

WeSave! Tango (Winners)WeSave! Mango
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David “Moo” Hullpieliedie


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