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After 1 day of break and make way for the final of 1V1, the AIC 2021 group stage will continue today 2/12. The focus of the fifth day of the group stage is the competition between V Gaming and Mad Team, despite the goal that the two teams are aiming for.
If VGM has passed the group stage and may just need to consolidate the first position, Mad is at risk of being eliminated early. The defending champion of AIC 2021 lost 2 matches to create a self -determination, they were forced to win VGM. In addition, today's competition also has the presence of Buriram United Esports. The representative of Thailand will probably be easy to breathe only to meet Sports cars, Table A.
Officially started from November 27AIC 2021 will take place for nearly 1 month. AIC 2021 has the presence of 14 teams with a total bonus of up to 1 million USD, equivalent to 23 billion. Particularly the champion will pocket up to 9.2 billion dong of bonus. The stage stage will take place from November 27 to December 5 According to the circle format 1 turn BO2. Then, in turn to the quarterfinals (December 9 to 12/12) then semi -finals (December 17 to December 18). The final will be held December 19.
AIC competition format
14 teams are divided into 2 tables A and B, competing in a circle of 1 BO2 with the international ban on international selection. In particular, 1 2-0 victory will be calculated 3 points, 1-1 with 1 point and a loss of 0-2 without any points. 4 teams with the highest score each table will enter the quarterfinals.
From the quarterfinals, AIC 2021 will apply the winning branch format – the branch lost Bo5. 4 teams that fail in the quarterfinals will meet in the quarterfinals of the losing branch, competing B05. With 4 teams winning in the quarterfinals, they will meet in the quarterfinals of the Thang branch, competing in Bo7 until the semi -finals and finals.
The results of the League of Coalition AIC 2021
Table A: V Gaming (Vietnam), Mad Team (Taipei China), DTAC Talon (Thailand), Buriram United Esports (Thailand), Team Olympus (South Korea), Sports (Japan), All Gamers (China).
Table b: Saigon Phantom (Vietnam), Team Flash (Vietnam), Hong Kong Attitude (Taipei China), One Team (Taipei China), Valencia CF Esports (Thailand), Archangel (Indonesia), Underank (MSP – Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines).
