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Manila Major

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Manila Major
Tournament information

Sport	Dota 2
Location	Manila, Philippines
Dates	June 7–12
Administrator	Valve
Tournament format(s)	Group stage Round robin Bracket Double elimination
Host(s)	PGL
Venue(s)	Mall of Asia Arena
Teams	16
Purse	US$3,000,000
Final positions
Champions	OG
1st runner-up	Team Liquid
2nd runner-up	Newbee
← Shanghai Major The International 2016 →

The Manila Major, also known as the Spring Major, was a professional Dota 2 esport tournament that took place in Manila, Philippines.^[1] The main event was held at the Mall of Asia Arena from June 7–12, 2016.^[2]

Participating teams

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Direct invitation

Regional qualifiers

Digital Chaos (Americas)
Newbee (China)
Team Empire (Europe)
Mineski (Southeast Asia)

Results

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Group stage

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Group A
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L
1	Newbee	2	2	0	Advanced to the upper bracket
2	OG	3	2	1	Advanced to the upper bracket
3	Team Empire	3	1	2	Advanced to the lower bracket
4	Complexity Gaming	2	0	2	Advanced to the lower bracket

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Group B
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L
1	Natus Vincere	2	2	0	Advanced to the upper bracket
2	Digital Chaos	3	2	1	Advanced to the upper bracket
3	Wings Gaming	3	1	2	Advanced to the lower bracket
4	Team Secret	2	0	2	Advanced to the lower bracket

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Group C
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L
1	Team Liquid	2	2	0	Advanced to the upper bracket
2	Fnatic	3	2	1	Advanced to the upper bracket
3	Alliance	3	1	2	Advanced to the lower bracket
4	Vici Gaming Reborn	2	0	2	Advanced to the lower bracket

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Group D
Pos	Team	Pld	W	L
1	LGD Gaming	2	2	0	Advanced to the upper bracket
2	MVP Phoenix	3	2	1	Advanced to the upper bracket
3	Evil Geniuses	3	1	2	Advanced to the lower bracket
4	Mineski	2	0	2	Advanced to the lower bracket

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Main Event

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		Quarterfinals (Bo3)		Semifinals (Bo3)		Upper bracket finals (Bo3)						Grand finals (Bo5)



		Team Liquid	0

		MVP Phoenix	2
				MVP Phoenix	0

				OG	2
		Natus Vincere	0

		OG	2
						OG	2

						Newbee	1
		Newbee	2

		Digital Chaos	1
				Newbee	2

				Fnatic	0
		LGD Gaming	1

		Fnatic	2
												OG	3

												Team Liquid	1
Lower round 1 (Bo1)		Lower round 2 (Bo3)		Lower round 3 (Bo3)		Lower round 4 (Bo3)		Lower round 5 (Bo3)		Lower bracket finals (Bo3)



		Team Liquid	2
						Fnatic	0
Wings Gaming	0	compLexity Gaming	0
				Team Liquid	2	Team Liquid	2
compLexity Gaming	1
				Natus Vincere	0					Newbee	1
		Natus Vincere	2
								Team Liquid	2	Team Liquid	2
Alliance	1	Alliance	1
								LGD Gaming	0
Mineski	0

		Digital Chaos	1
						MVP Phoenix	1
Evil Geniuses	0	Vici Gaming Reborn	2
				Vici Gaming Reborn	1	LGD Gaming	2
Vici Gaming Reborn	1
				LGD Gaming	2
		LGD Gaming	2

Team Empire	1	Team Empire	0

Team Secret	0

Winnings

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(Note: Prizes are in USD)

Place	Team	Prize Money
1st	OG	$1,110,000
2nd	Team Liquid	$405,000
3rd	Newbee	$315,000
4th	LGD Gaming	$255,000
5th–6th	Fnatic	$202,500
5th–6th	MVP Phoenix	$202,500
7th–8th	Natus Vincere	$105,000
7th–8th	Vici Gaming Reborn	$105,000
9th–12th	compLexity Gaming	$45,000
	Alliance
	Digital Chaos
	Team Empire
13th–16th	Wings Gaming	$30,000
	Mineski
	Evil Geniuses
	Team Secret

References

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^ "'Dota 2' Manila Major: First 12 Teams Announced; Regional Qualifiers Begin Next Week". iDigitalTimes.com. April 27, 2016. Archived from the original on June 11, 2016. Retrieved May 31, 2016.

^ "esports by INQ Will Chronicle The Philippines' Road to the Manila Major". Philippine esports Organization. May 2, 2016. Retrieved May 31, 2016.

External links

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Official website

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