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10 teams participating in the APAC Premier have been revealed, 2 slots remain

Two teams have yet to be determined.
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Published: Oct 2, 2017 08:40 am

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Ten teams have been confirmed for APAC Premier 2017, but two slots have yet to be determined.

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The six squads joining the Chinese teams from the Overwatch Premier Series grand finals event are Flash Wolves, Blank Esports, ahq Esports Club, MVP Space, Afreeca Freecs, and EnVision Esports.

Taiwanese teams Flash Wolves and ahq Esports Club, as well as Australian Overwatch team Blank Esports, join APAC Premier from the Overwatch Pacific Championship. South Korean Overwatch team Ardeont, which finished the tournament’s regular season in first place, will not participate, according to the announcement during OPS grand finals broadcast.

Afreeca Freecs and MVP Space were both eliminated from OGN Overwatch Apex season four’s group stage. Two more teams from Overwatch Apex will be decided by the tournament’s semifinals.

EnVision Esports is the only North American Overwatch team heading to the Shanghai-based event. The roster finished the Overwatch Contenders regular season in third place, and will move on to the offline event held Oct. 7 to 8 in California.

Chinese teams Miraculous Youngster, Miracle Team One, 1246, and ViCi Gaming have also qualified thanks to their placements in the OPC grand finals event. APAC Premier 2017 begins Oct. 19. A $237,000 prize pool will be split among the winners.

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Nicole Carpenter is a reporter for Dot Esports. She lives in Massachusetts with her cat, Puppy, and dog, Major. She's a Zenyatta main who'd rather be playing D.Va.