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9 years ago

Virtus.Pro receive the third invite to EPICENTER: Moscow 2017

The third team to be invited to EPICENTER: Moscow 2017 has been announced; and it’s Virtus.Pro.

After a brilliant performance at the Kiev Major, which saw the team take a very commendable second place, Virtus.Pro have been rewarded with the third invite to EPICENTER: Moscow 2017. Playing as the tournament favourites in Kiev, VP took down nearly every team that stood in their way with ease – until a 3-2 loss in the grand finals saw them claim the runners up trophy. The team have still shown their might in recent times, taking the top honours at The Summit 6 late last year along with a fairly decent performance at the Boston Major.

EPICENTER: Moscow 2016 was an absolutely magnificent event but VP failed to make it above a 7th-8th place. This year, with the main event a month away, VP will be looking to improve upon their result at the Kiev Major and take home their share of the $500,000 prize money, as winners. And with the team looking as strong as they are right now, they could definitely find themselves doing so.

EPICENTER: Moscow 2017 Prize Pool Breakdown

1st Place: $250,000
2nd Place: 100,000
3rd and 4th Place: $40,000
5th and 6th Place: $20,000
7th and 8th Place: $10,000
9th and 10th Place: $5,000

With no roster changes in sight for the Virtus.Pro boys, EPICENTER: Moscow 2017 may just be their chance to take another tournament by storm. With three invites now out, three remain – and we look forward to seeing who they will be.

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Jarrad "Belandrial" AdamsBelandrial has spent most of his years following Dota 2 closely, but now has found a new home in the complex world of Mobile Esports. When not watching nearly every possible esports title available, you can find me running around Azeroth or building strange bases in Valheim.