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DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II: Schedule, results, format, teams, where to watch

It begins on November 29.

Following Valve’s new DPC format, DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II is part of the first Tour of the 2021-2022 Dota 2 season and features eight stacked teams from the Southeast Asian region.

Headlining the tournament is Talon Esports , a Hong Kong-based esports organization that signed former Evil Geniuses’ team captain, Tal “Fly” Aizik .

Will Talon Esports soar above the competition and advance to Division I in the next Tour? 

What is DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II?

DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II is one of the first Regional Leagues in the 2021-2022 Dota 2 season hosted by Beyond The Summit, which is primarily known for hosting various online events in the North American region.

The top two teams from the tournament will advance to DPC SEA 2022 Tour 2 Division I, where teams will battle to qualify for Dota 2 major competitions. The bottom two teams will be eliminated from the DPC’s Division II Regional League.

DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II schedule and results

Beyond The Summit’s Regional League begins on November 29, 2021, and continues until January 22, 2022. The Southeast Asian region’s matches are scheduled to take place on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II Standings

November 29 (Monday)

December 1 (Wednesday)

December 2 (Thursday)

December 4 (Saturday)

December 6 (Monday)

December 8 (Wednesday)

December 9 (Thursday)

December 11 (Sunday)

December 13 (Monday)

Postponed and TBD*

The match between Lilgun and Talon Esports was postponed due to technical issues, according to Beyond The Summit .

December 15-16 (Thursday)

December 17-18 (Saturday)

December 20 (Monday)

January 6 (Thursday)

January 8 (Saturday)

January 9-10

January 11-12

January 13-14

January 14-15

January 15-16

January 17-18

January 19-20

January 20-21

2nd-3rd and 6th-7th

(To be updated)

Format of DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II

All eight teams participating in the Regional League will play best-of-three matches following a single round-robin format, similar to last year’s Upper Division and Lower Division competitions.

DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II prize pool

The Southeast Asian Division II Regional League will have a total prize pool of US$75,000. There are no DPC points up for grabs in Division II competitions.

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Teams competing in DPC SEA 2021/22 Tour 1 Division II

Southeast Asian squads Polaris Esports, Nigma Galaxy SEA, 496 Gaming, and Army Geniuses continue their Division II campaign for finishing 3rd-6th in the previous 2021 DPC season’s Lower Division. Mongolian Dota 2 stack Lilgun joins Division II after finishing eighth in the 2021 DPC season’s Upper Division.

Ragdoll and tournament favorites Talon Esports have qualified to the Regional League after winning the open qualifier slots. The final Southeast Asian team will be the winner of the final closed qualifier, which has yet to take place.

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DPC 2023 Tour 2 Overview — EEU, WEU, SEA, SA, NA and China

Everything you have to know about the upcoming Tour 2 of the DPC.

The arrival of The Dead Reckoning Update a few days ago finally changed the meta. We’ve been waiting for this update for a while, but Valve decided to wait until after the end of The Lima Major 2023 to drop it. Speaking of Lima, you can check out 5 takeaways from the Major and see how Gaimin Gladiators claimed victory.

But with that said, the end of the Major also meant the end of Tour 1 of the 2023 DPC and the arrival of Tour 2. Similar to our first tour we’ll have the chance to watch the matches in Division I before those in Division II. However, there are changes in the participating teams, as well as in the second Major, taking place in Berlin.

Of course, we have to wait and see which teams will make it to the Major, which means we have a month full of action ahead of us. Tour 2 of the 2023 DPC begins on March 12-13 and lasts until April 2-3. During that time, we’ll be able to watch the best teams in North America, South America, Southeast Asia, China, Eastern Europe and Western Europe.

While we’re on the topic of regions, let’s dive in and learn more about them.

North America

Starting with one of the most controversial regions in Dota 2, North America hasn’t had the best results lately. In fact, many people are confident it’s the weakest region in the game, but Shopify Rebellion are proving this isn’t the case.

Tour 2 in NA will start on March 13 and run until April 2. During that time, teams will fight for a $205,000 prize pool. Speaking of the participants, here is a list of all of them:

• B8 (Ukraine)
• Nouns (USA)
• 5RATFORCESTAFF (USA)
• TSM (Worldwide)
• Team DogChamp (USA)
• Wildcard Gaming (USA)
• Shopify Rebellion (Worldwide)

There’s no arguing that EG’s ex-roster and TSM will be the two big favorites. However, felt and nouns also have what it takes to challenge the best, so we can’t wait to see which 2 teams will make it to The Arlington Major 2023. Don’t forget that North America only has 2 slots.

South America

The South American Dota 2 region has become way more popular than before and for a good reason. Teams like beastcoast and Evil Geniuses continue to exceed expectations by defeating the best in the world. Thunder Awaken is also one of the notable squads in this part of the world, but the latter failed to secure a slot for The Lima Major 2023.

If you want to watch the 2023 South America DPC Tour 2, tune in between March 14 and April 2. There will be 8 teams playing for DPC points and a $205,000 prize pool. Here are the clubs you’ll have access to:

• Alliance.LATAM (Peru)
• Infinity (Peru)
• Evil Geniuses (Peru)
• Keyd Stars (Brazil)
• beastcoast (Peu)
• Qhali (Peru)
• No Runes (Brazil)
• Thunder Awaken (Peru)

Of course, BC and EG are the two big names that we expected to have little to no problems against the rest. However, Thunder Awaken, Keys Stars, and Alliance can definitely put up a challenge. The bad news is that SA only has 2 Major slots (for now), so the battle will be fierce.

Southeast Asia

Taking place between March 13 and April 3, Division I of Tour 2 of the 2023 DPC in Southeast Asia will be even more interesting than Tour 1. That’s because Fnatic and BOOM, the two big-names in the region, will be playing in Division II.

Like all other regions, the SEA powerhouses will compete for DPC points and a $205,000 reward. Although Fnatic and BOOM are no longer a part of Division II, there are several other big names to keep an eye on:

• Geek Slate (Philippines)
• Team SMG (Malaysia)
• Talon Esports (Thailand)
• Polaris Esports (Philippines)
• Bleed Esports (Pan-Asian)
• Blacklist International (Philippines)
• Execration (Philippines)
• Army Geniuses (Indonesia)

Following Talon’s incredible run at The Lima Major 2023, there is no arguing that this is the big favorite in SEA. However, the region has 3 Major slots, which means that Polaris, SMG, Blacklist and Execration will give everything they have to secure them. Geek Slate is also an interesting squad that went to Lima but was eliminated in the group stage.

Western Europe

The best region in Dota 2 will be the most interesting to watch because every single team in Division I can win. Speaking of winning, Gaimin Gladiators won the Dota 2 Lima Major after an amazing playoff run where they defeated Team Liquid twice. Some fans thought that Liquid was undefeatable, but GG proved that “even Gods can bleed”.

If you’re interested in watching the best Western European Dota 2 teams in the world, be sure to tune in between March 13 and April 2. Here are the squads to keep an eye on:

• Entity (Worldwide)
• Monaspa (Greece)
• Gamin Gladiators (Worldwide)
• Team Liquid (Sweden)
• OG (Worldwide)
• Tundra Esports (Worldwide)
• Ooredoo Thunders (Worldwide)
• Nigma Galaxy (Worldwide)

As mentioned, every single team has what it takes to win. However, GG, Team Liquid and Entity stand out, at least judging from their most recent results. Of course, OG, Nigma and Tundra won’t go down without a fight, so we expect an epic battle for the 4 Major slots, the DPC points, and the $205,000 prizepool.

Eastern Europe

The best teams in Eastern Europe will come together in Division I of Tour 2, which will take place between March 12 and April 2. Like any other Dota 2 region, this one will give DPC points, in this case, 3 Major slots and a $205,000 USD prize pool. Here are the teams to keep an eye on:

• HellRaisers (Russia)
• DarkSide (Russia)
• HYDRA (Russia)
• Team Spirit (Russia)
• Natus Vincere (Kazakhstan)
• Virtus.Pro (Russia)
• One Move (Russia)
• BetBoom Team (Russia)

It probably doesn’t come as a surprise that Team Spirit and BetBoom are the two big names here. However, almost all other clubs also have what it takes to finish among the top 3. Consequently, the region will be interesting to watch.

Lastly, we have China, the only Dota 2 region outside of WEU that has 4 slots. However, considering the Chinese teams’ recent results, we expect this to change for the next DPC.

With that said, Tour 2 in China will have a normal schedule, unlike Tour 1, where teams had to take a break due to the Chinese New Year. As for the teams, here is what to expect:

• Xtreme Gaming
• Vici Gaming
• Outsiders from CN
• Aster.Aries
• Invictus Gaming

LGD and Aster look like the most promising Chinese Dota 2 squads for Tour 2 Division I. However, Xtreme Gaming and Vici will do everything possible to secure a Top 4 finish. Normally, EHOME would be on the list too, but they and Knights got banned due to “interfering with fair competition”. The most recent ban waved affected a lot of people, most of which got a permanent ban.

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Season 2 will see the introduction of the leaderboard. In order to earn their spot at Riyadh Masters at Esports World Cup , teams will need to earn EPT Points to place among the top 8 on the leaderboard. EPT Points will be awarded to every team playing an EPT event. The amount of EPT Points awarded per event will increase the closer an event is to Riyadh Masters at EWC (e.g. DLS21 rewards fewer points than DLS23). Starting with DreamLeague Season 22, EPT Points will also be used to determine direct invites to EPT events, as well as invites to closed qualifiers.

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ESL One Birmingham will feature massive implications for the EPT leaderboard standings, with the winner receiving the largest single EPT Point payout throughout the season. A fantastic and thrilling DOTA 2 festival awaits!

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Before we head to Riyadh Masters at Esports World Cup , we make one last stop in Stockholm for DreamLeague Season 23. 12 teams will battle it out for a week of non-stop and intense Dota. With a huge amount of EPT points up for grabs, a  miracle run is still possible for the best teams in the world to make their way to Riyadh Masters .

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EPT Points do not decay throughout a season. Instead, the amount of EPT Points distributed per event will increase the closer we get to the end of a season. EPT Points will however be reset after a season has ended.

The rulebook for EPT Season 2 can be found here .

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若者のLUNA SEAファン「SLAVE学園」

5月25日より、結成35周年イヤーを記念した大規模ホールツアーの第1弾「LUNA SEA 35th ANNIVERSARY TOUR 2024 ERA TO ERA -EPISODE 1」をスタートしたLUNA SEA。1989年に結成し、1990年代に「ROSIER」や「I for You」など数々のヒット曲を生み出してトップに上り詰めた彼らだが、最近、若者からの人気が増加しているという。 【画像】最年少は14歳女子!?　学生ファンたちのエモい集合写真

昨年、X上のファン界隈をにぎわせたのが「高校生SLAVE」という聞きなれない言葉。LUNA SEAはファンのことを「SLAVE（スレイブ）」と呼び、オフィシャルファンクラブの名前も「SLAVE」となっている。しかし「高校生SLAVE」とはいったいどういうことか。 実はLUNA SEAを愛する若者のファンたちが、「高校生SLAVE」「SLAVE学園」と称して集まっているのだ。35年も活動をしているだけあって、ファンの年齢層もそれに比例して高まっていたLUNA SEAだけに、今改めて若者ファンがこうして集まってSNSで発信していることは大きな話題を呼んだ。 SLAVE学園は昨年5月、東京都調布市の武蔵野の森スポーツプラザで行なわれたライブ「THE BEST OF LUNA SEA2023」にて、高校生のTAKUYAさん（@TAKUYASLAVE0503）ともう一人同名のTAKUYAさんとで、「僕ら以外の若いSLAVEとも交流したい!」「若いSLAVE同士で交流しやすい環境・関係を作りたい」との想いから発足。そこから数がどんどん増えていき、現在では26人の所帯に。年齢層は、下は中学生から上は20歳前後で、男女比はだいたい7:3（女:男）くらいだ。 「特に活動といえる活動はふだんはないのですが、LUNA SEAのライブの際は集会のような形で会場に来れる人のみで集合しています。その際にみんなでLUNA SEAの魅力について語り合ったり、集合写真を撮ってLUNASEAが若い人にも人気があるということが伝わればいいなという思いでSNSに「 ＃ 」をつけて写真をあげたりしています。ライブ以外ですと、LINEグループがあるため、LUNA SEAから発表があるたびにみんなで興奮を共有したり、気軽にLUNA SEAへの好きを語っていたりしています!」（TAKUYAさん） それにしても、なぜ10代そこそこの彼らが今、LUNA SEAにハマっているのだろうか。LUNA SEAは確かに人気バンドだが、2000年に一度終幕（活動休止）しており、2010年にREBOOT（再始動）。REBOOT後のメディア露出は以前ほど多くないため、なかなか活動に触れる機会も少ないと思われる。 LUNA SEAとの出会い、ハマったきっかけなどについて、SLAVE学園の5人に聞いた。

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Pearl Jam brings world tour home to Seattle for two sold-out shows

Seattle's mayor officially declared May 28 " Pearl Jam Day " as the legendary hometown band brought their 'Dark Matter World Tour' to Climate Pledge Arena for the first of two sold-out shows.

It's been 11 years since the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers played under the KeyArena roof that now covers Climate Pledge Arena. Fans camped out early to snag a spot near the stage and score limited-edition merch on Tuesday.

Dark Matter , Pearl Jam's 12th studio album, has been well-received by critics and fans. It emotes feelings of longing, questioning, and finding one's own truth. The 2024 tour launched in Vancouver, B.C. on May 4 and weaves along the West Coast before heading overseas.

With a 30-year discography, Pearl Jam has opened with a different song on each night of the tour. This production is unlike previous tours, bringing fans closer to the stage and creating an intimate experience among an attendance of 14,000.

Pearl Jam's choice of Seattle indie-rock duo, Deep Sea Diver, as the opening act came as no surprise. Lead singer Jessica Dobson opened for the band as a solo artist for several shows last year.

Deep Sea Diver's energetic 30-minute set was a mix of hits from their decades-long catalog. Dobson's ethereal movements created a dream-like state as she softly sang their band's first song, "Lights Out." Switching gears, she skipped around for "Wide Awake." Dobson, illuminated in hues of red and green, smiled along with the crowd and gave thanks to the fans and Pearl Jam in between songs.

Pearl Jam started their 2.5-hour set almost completely in the dark. Cloaked in shadows, the band entered the stage in silhouette, led by lead singer Eddie Vedder and followed by Jeff Ament (bass), Mike McCready (lead guitar), Matt Cameron (drums) and Stone Gossard (guitar), plus the band's long time touring musicians, Kenneth "Boom" Gaspar (keys/piano) and Josh Klinghoffer (guitar, percussion, keys).

The multigenerational crowd screamed as the opening chords to "Release" began as the darkened profile of Vedder drank from a bottle of wine. If this was your first Pearl Jam show, you were in for a treat as the band played some of their greatest hits coupled with older tracks rarely heard live, such as "I am Mine,", "Satan's Bed" and "Man of the Hour," which was dedicated to Bill Walton, late Celtics basketball Hall of Famer and long time friend of the band.

Vedder paid his respects to another basketball great, retired Seattle Storm star Sue Bird. Standing under her retired jersey Vedder pointed to the arena's ceiling, saying: "This song is about a woman finding her own power. This song is called 'Waiting for Stevie.'"

There's always been a connection between Pearl Jam and sports. In fact, their debut album Ten was named after basketball great Mookie Blaylock. Vedder even pointed out those in attendance wearing #10 Sonics jerseys.

Vedder asked the crowd if they were tired and, "Do you need to get up early?" Then all the house lights came on and hands went up for the band's smash hit, "Alive." Personally, the song hits differently at almost 50 than at 17. Nevertheless, a truly cathartic experience; one of the moments where the whole crowd is one, singing with their neighbors, and all that matters is the music and being present.

After a quick wardrobe change, Vedder returned to the stage wearing a Seattle Kraken jersey and welcomed Deep Sea Diver back for an encore and the Jimi Hendrix classic "Little Wing," one of Pearl Jam's most popular covers and where lead guitarist Mike McCready's technical genius shines.

Before leaving the stage, Vedder spoke one last time to the crowd, "Let's make this an occurrence! See you Thursday!"

Caroline Anne is a freelance photographer and writer for Seattle Refined. Follow more of their work here .

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Marcelo Mayer went 2 for 4 with two RBI and a home run as the Portland Sea Dogs beat the Altoona Curve 6-2 Wednesday night in an Eastern League game at Altoona, Pennyslvania.

Mayer homered in the first and added a sacrifice fly in the fifth.

WHO: Portland Sea Dogs (Angel Bastardo 0-4) at Altoona Curve (Thomas Harrington 0-0)

WHEN: 6 p.m. Thursday

Tyler McDonough had a solo homer in the third, Nick Decker a two-run double in the sixth and Nick Yorke an RBI single in the seventh. Decker was 3 for 4 and Matthew Lugo was 2 for 4.

Isaac Coffey pitched five scoreless innings for his first win in three decisions. He allowed one hit, walked three and struck out four.

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