TYLOO top VG, reach DreamHack Masters Spring - Asia final
TYLOO battled past ViCi Gaming for a 2-1 victory on Thursday to reach the final at the DreamHack Masters Spring 2020 - Asia event. TYLOO dominated on the opening map, Overpass, winning the first 13 rounds en route to a 16-6 victory, but VG charged back to take Inferno by the same score and level the match.
In the deciding map, Mirage, TYLOO grabbed a 10-2 edge and coasted to a 16-7 result to clinch the match. AWPer ZhengHao "DANK1NG" Lyu and rifler Kelun "SLOWLY" Sun led the way, posting kill-death differentials of plus-23 and plus-21, respectively, as both racked up more than 60 kills. Four of TYLOO's five players finished plus-four or better.
TYLOO advanced to Sunday's best-of-five final, where they'll begin with a one-map advantage by virtue of winning the upper bracket. VG head to Saturday's lower-bracket final, where they'll face the winner of Friday's battle between Beyond Esports and Lucid Dream. VG swept Lucid Dream in the upper bracket on Tuesday.
The DreamHack Masters Jonkoping, a $250,000 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive event, originally was scheduled to be contested with 16 teams June 9-14 in Jonkoping, Sweden. However, the coronavirus pandemic forced the event to move to an online format featuring regional competitions for Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania. The DreamHack Masters Spring - Asia began Tuesday with four teams in a double-elimination playoff bracket, vying for a $20,000 prize pool. All matches are best-of-three until the final. The champion will earn $10,000, with $5,000 going to the runner-up.
DreamHack Masters Spring 2020 - Asia prize pool: 1. $10,000, 185 Pro Tour points
2. $5,000, 85 3. $3,000, 45
4. $2,000, 0
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