ESL One Thailand 2020: Asia
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ESL One Thailand 2020: Asia
League Information
Series:
Organizer:
Sponsor(s):
Server:
Singapore/Guangdong
Type:
Online
Format:
Group Stage
Round-robin
Playoffs
Double-elimination
Round-robin
Playoffs
Double-elimination
Prize Pool:
$135,000 USD
Start Date:
2020-08-20
End Date:
2020-09-06
Game:
Teams:
12
Liquipedia Tier:
Links
ESL One Thailand 2020 powered by Intel works with Thailand’s Ministry of Tourism & Sports and the Sports Authority of Thailand to bring this event to you, the online competition features 20 teams from two divisions - Asia and the Americas - and offers two local Thai teams the chance to progress from the ESL Thailand Championship to compete against Asia’s top-tier esports teams and a total prize pool of $200,000 USD.[1]
Format[edit]
- Participants
- Eight invited teams
- Two teams from ESL Thailand Championship 2020 Season 1
- Two teams from a closed qualifier
- Group Stage - August 20th - August 31st, 2020
- Two groups of six teams each
- Single round-robin
- All matches are Bo3
- Top two teams from each group advance to the upper bracket of the playoffs
- 3rd and 4th place teams from each group advance to the lower bracket of the playoffs
- Bottom two teams from each group are eliminated
- Click here for tiebreaker rules
- The below ranking priority will come into effect if 2 or more participants are on equal points.
- If at any point, the number of tied participants is reduced or divided into several groups of tied participants, the still tied participants will in each case be compared again starting with the first point.
- Head-to-head result
- Points amassed between the tied participants
- Map difference between the tied participants
- Overall map difference
- Tiebreaker matches until the tie is resolved
- If at any point, the number of tied participants is reduced or divided into several groups of tied participants, the still tied participants will in each case be compared again starting with the first point.
- Playoffs - September 1st - September 6th, 2020
- Double-elimination bracket
- All matches except Grand Final are Bo3
- Grand Final is Bo5
Broadcast Talent[edit]
- Host:
- Fluke (Luke Pate)
- Hosts:
- Gssspotted (Pichayut Sittipun)
- Lakoi (Siraphob Ratanaprateepkorn)
- Casters:
- Bounglengame (Chaitawat Pichatsiriporn)
- Cyberclasher (Kitiphat Kanjanapiphat)
- LightFury (Narut Pataisittikul)
- Takadoto (Pattarapon Srisanpang)
- Tanny (Pavit Laksameevong)
- Caster:
- shokz (Jan Holtmann)
Prize Pool[edit]
$135,000 USD are spread among the participants as seen below:
Participants[edit]
- 1 FoREv will stand-in for iceiceice.[2]
- 2 Royal Never Give Up withdrew from the tournament on August 19, they were replaced by Team Trust.[3][4]
Group Stage[edit]
Group A[edit]
Standings | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | TNC Predator | 4-1 | 9-3 | |||
2. | BOOM Esports | 4-1 | 8-5 | |||
3. | Motivate.Trust Gaming | 3-2 | 7-6 | |||
4. | Fnatic | 3-2 | 8-5 | |||
5. | Adroit Esports | 1-4 | 4-9 | |||
6. | Team Trust | 0-5 | 2-10 |
1-2Aug 24 | 0-2Aug 29 | 1-2Aug 31 | 2-1Aug 27 | 0-2Aug 20 | ||
2-1Aug 24 | 2-1Aug 31 | 2-0Aug 26 | 2-1Aug 21 | 0-2Aug 29 | ||
2-0Aug 29 | 1-2Aug 31 | 1-2Aug 20 | 2-0Aug 23 | 2-1Aug 26 | ||
2-1Aug 31 | 0-2Aug 26 | 2-1Aug 20 | 2-0Aug 29 | 1-2Aug 22 | ||
1-2Aug 27 | 1-2Aug 21 | 0-2Aug 23 | 0-2Aug 29 | 0-2Aug 31 | ||
2-0Aug 20 | 2-0Aug 29 | 1-2Aug 26 | 2-1Aug 22 | 2-0Aug 31 | ||
Group B[edit]
Standings | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Sparking Arrow Gaming | 4-1 | 8-3 | |||
2. | Neon Esports | 4-1 | 9-3 | |||
3. | Geek Fam | 3-2 | 6-6 | |||
4. | T1 | 3-2 | 8-4 | |||
5. | Aster.Aries | 1-4 | 2-9 | |||
6. | Question Mark | 0-5 | 2-10 |
0-2Aug 25 | 0-2Aug 28 | 2-1Aug 30 | 0-2Aug 22 | 0-2Aug 31 | ||
2-0Aug 25 | 0-2Aug 30 | 2-1Aug 21 | 0-2Aug 31 | 2-1Aug 27 | ||
2-0Aug 28 | 2-0Aug 30 | 2-0Aug 31 | 1-2Aug 24 | 2-1Aug 23 | ||
1-2Aug 30 | 1-2Aug 21 | 0-2Aug 31 | 0-2Aug 28 | 0-2Aug 25 | ||
2-0Aug 22 | 2-0Aug 31 | 2-1Aug 24 | 2-0Aug 28 | 0-2Aug 30 | ||
2-0Aug 31 | 1-2Aug 27 | 1-2Aug 23 | 2-0Aug 25 | 2-0Aug 30 | ||
Matches[edit]
Playoffs[edit]
Upper Bracket Semifinals
Upper Bracket Semifinals
UB Semifinals
UBSF
Upper Bracket Final
Upper Bracket Final
UB Final
UBF
Grand Final
Grand Final
Final
GF
Lower Bracket Round 1
Lower Bracket Round 1
LB Round 1
LBR1
Lower Bracket Quarterfinals
Lower Bracket Quarterfinals
LB Quarterfinals
LBQF
Lower Bracket Semifinal
Lower Bracket Semifinal
LB Semifinal
LBSF
Lower Bracket Final
Lower Bracket Final
LB Final
LBF
Additional Content[edit]
Streams[edit]
Viewership Stats[edit]
Viewership Stats | ||
---|---|---|
Peak Viewers | 122 264 | |
Average Viewers | 34 060 | |
Hours Watched | 3 848 682 |
- *Viewership stats for this page does not include the Chinese streams
Others[edit]
- 2020-07-16 | ESL One Thailand 2020 by ESL Dota 2
References[edit]
- ↑ ESL One (2020-07-15). "Thailand 2020". esl-one.com.
- ↑ Fnatic (2020-08-12). "However, we will be playing without @iceiceicedota as takes a break until the restart of the DPC.". Twitter.
- ↑ ESLDota2 (2020-08-19). "Unfortunately, @RNGRoyal had to withdraw from #ESLOne Thailand 2020 - Asia region and will be replaced by Team Trust.". Twitter.
- ↑ RNG电子竞技俱乐部DOTA2分部 (2020-08-19). "很遗憾没能继续参加本次ESL泰国站亚洲区的比赛". Sina Weibo.
- ↑ TNCPredator (2020-08-29). "Bob from Vice Esports will standin for Armel due to connectivity issues.". Twitter.