We’ve reached Day Two of the Dota 2 Shanghai Major Main Event. It’s been a rocky road so far, with numerous delays, production issues, missing keyboards and fired commentators heading up a list of issues that have plagued the Dota 2 Shanghai Major. Hopefully, things will be a bit smoother tonight, though.
Wednesday night’s action will begin with another pair of Upper Bracket match-ups, the first between OG and Team Secret followed by a best of three series between Evil Geniuses and Fnatic. Those matches will be followed by another round of elimination matches, featuring the winners from Tuesday’s Lower Bracket match-ups and the losers from the Upper Bracket Quarter Finals. As always, those hoping to watch the second night of the Dota 2 Shanghai Major Main Event can catch all of the action via the game client. Fans can also catch the vast majority of tonight’s games on Twitch and Steam Broadcasting.
Upper Bracket Quarter Finals – Match #3
OG vs. Team Secret
- Results: Team Secret Wins (2-1)
- Secret advances to Upper Bracket Semifinals
- OG falls to Lower Bracket Round 2
Group Stage – Match #2
Evil Geniuses vs. Fnatic
- Results: Evil Geniuses Win (2-0)
- EG advances to Upper Bracket Semifinals
- Fnatic falls to Lower Bracket Round 2
Lower Bracket Round 2 – Match #1
Alliance vs. EHOME
- Results: Alliance Wins (1-0)
- Alliance advances to Lower Bracket Round 3
- EHOME is eliminated
Lower Bracket Round 2 – Match #2
LGD Gaming vs. compLexity Gaming
- Results: compLexity Gaming (1-0)
- compLexity advances to Lower Bracket Round 3
- LGD Gaming is eliminated
Lower Bracket Round 2 – Match #3
OG vs. Virtus Pro
Start Time: 5:00 a.m. EST (3/3)
- Single game
- Winner advances to Lower Bracket Round 3
- Loser is eliminated
Lower Bracket Round 2 – Match #4
Fnatic vs Newbee
Start Time: 6:00 a.m. EST (3/3)
- Single game
- Winner advances to Lower Bracket Round 3
- Loser is eliminated
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