Eight teams fought their way through to the invitational via 2 open qualifiers to duke it out in a single elimination best-of-three format.
| It's Gosu February Invitational | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Participating Teams | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| via Qualifier #1 | via Qualifier #2 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
 Honportal.org |  Frenetic Array | |||||||||||||||||||||||
 Jah & Friends |  Trademark eSports | |||||||||||||||||||||||
 Lions | Pretty Mad Sailors | |||||||||||||||||||||||
 Isot Pelit |  Orange eSports | |||||||||||||||||||||||
The tough competition that is usually linked to invitational type tournaments meant it was impossible to predict the outcome of the matches as teams like Pretty Mad Sailors and the new Lions line-up made it their goal to prove their worth, which they succeeded to do by defeating the, arguably, favorites in Jah & Friends and Trademark eSports, respectively. The rest of the tournament match-ups went fairly upset free, as the two top seeded teams - Frenetic Array and Honportal.org worked their way to the finals in convincing fashion.
Once there, the Australian-American team seemed to be in better form, especially during the drafting stages of the two matches. They were allowed to pick up the heroes they are known for to do well with and discarded the Europeans in two quick, relatively painless matches to grab the February Invitational trophy and the $1000 prize pool.
It's Gosu February Invitational Results:
1. Frenetic Array - $1000
2. Honportal.org - $200
3./4. Pretty Mad Sailors / Lions eSports
VODs are available at both Zyori.tv and Honcast.com.
Links
It's Gosu - Source
Zyori.tv - VODs
Honcast.com - VODs
