?Another instance of classic rivalry would kick off with CLG vs. Curse with Curse looking more prepared and synergised. Unfortunately for Counter Logic Gaming in their most important week this split, Doublelift has been playing the worst he's played in a very long time.
Getting caught again and again with failed attempts at split pushing showed that Curse came in much more organized and all the time spent doing coaching with Montecristo the night before was not paying dividends. Counter Logic Gaming fell to Curse, allowing Curse an opportunity to potentially to make it into the playoffs.
In somewhat of another troll opening, Velocity eSports headed off against Vulcun with a support AP ashe and a jungle Singed. Try as they may, they did not find the same success with the rather confusing composition that they had earlier in the weekend and showed they were just out for the fun.
Despite being punished for their decisions and picks, Velocity did a shockingly adequate job at stalling their loss, keeping the game from ending and prolonging it much longer than they need. Vulcun were still extremely comfortable with their lead and continued controlling the pace of a game, ending it with Mancloud still having a perfect week. Solomid in third.
Counter Logic Gaming would come out swinging early against Team Dignitas, but would show just how much of a slump they have fallen in this week. Yet again, the team positioning was the final blow that buried CLG in their tomb, with Doublelift having another rough time staying away from his opponents and keeping alive.
Dignitas went for a fierce, ganking composition with Scarra commanding Pantheon in the middle lane. Through vast amounts of pressure and singling out CLG's AD Carry, Dignitas found it easy to shred through Counter Logic Gaming, commanding control of the baron and taking the game by storm, locking Team Solomid into third.
