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Team Falcons

0

VS

PARIVISION

2

This is a very similar matchup to what we’ve already seen between these two teams recently — Falcons as the stronger, more complete roster, and PARIVISION as a structured underdog capable of making things uncomfortable. PARIVISION have already proven in this event that they can compete with top teams. Wins against strong opposition (including Spirit earlier) show that they are not here just to participate. Their style is very controlled, relying on slowing the game down and forcing mistakes rather than winning through raw firepower. Falcons, on the other hand, bring significantly more individual quality and higher ceiling. With players like NiKo and m0NESY, they can take over games through pure aim and mid-round impact, which is something PARIVISION struggle to match consistently. The key difference remains the same — structure vs firepower.

Team Falcons

0

VS

PARIVISION

2

This matchup between Team Falcons and PARIVISION is a very interesting clash of top-tier consistency vs structured underdog with upset potential. Falcons come into this series as one of the strongest teams in the tournament and a clear contender for the title. Their overall level across the event has been very solid, with strong laning phases, good tempo control, and the ability to consistently convert advantages into wins. Even when they don’t dominate, they rarely lose control completely, which makes them very reliable in BO3 formats. PARIVISION, however, are not a typical underdog. They’ve already shown multiple times across recent events that they can compete with top-tier teams, including wins against strong opposition like Team Spirit. Their strength lies in structure, discipline, and their ability to slow the game down and force opponents into uncomfortable situations. This creates a very clear stylistic clash — Falcons prefer a more active, tempo-based game, while PARIVISION look to control pace and punish mistakes.

Tundra Esports

2

VS

Aurora

1

This matchup between Aurora and Tundra Esports is one of the most balanced series you can find in the current Dota scene. These two teams have built a genuine rivalry over recent months, constantly meeting deep in tournaments and almost always delivering long, competitive series. Their head-to-head history clearly shows how close this matchup is. They have been trading wins back and forth, with most series going the distance and very few one-sided results. Even when one team wins, it usually comes through adaptation over multiple maps rather than outright dominance. Aurora generally approach the game with a more structured and disciplined style. They focus on clean execution, stable drafts, and minimizing mistakes. Tundra, on the other hand, are slightly more creative and flexible, often relying on drafting edges and mid-game decision making to outplay opponents. This clash of styles is exactly why their series tend to be so close — one team thrives in stability, the other in adaptation.