Team Falcons win grand final at Betboom Dacha Belgrade
A backlit keyboard is part of the gear online video game streamer Jordan Woodruff uses in his Gilbert home.
Jordan Woodruff Team Falcons, which beat Tundra Esports on Friday to reach the grand final, beat Tundra again on Saturday to win the $1 million Betboom Dacha Belgrade event in Serbia.
With a 3-2 victory over Tundra Esports in the grand final, Team Falcons earned the $400,000 first prize.
Tundra Esports, which fell to Team Falcons 2-1 in Friday's upper-bracket final, reached the grand final with a 2-0 sweep of BetBoom Team on Saturday before falling to Team Falcons to finish second overall and take home $200,000.
The 12-team Dota 2 tournament began on Oct. 19. Playoff matches were best-of-three until the best-of-five grand final.
In the grand final, Team Falcons fell behind as Tundra Esports pulled off a 50-minute victory on red but recovered with a 42-minute win on green. After Tundra Esports again went ahead with a 36-minute triumph on red, Team Falcons secured the victory with back-to-back wins on green (47 minutes and 73 minutes).
Earlier Saturday, Tundra Esports notched back-to-back wins over BetBoom on red (23 minutes and 45 minutes) to advance to the grand final.
BetBoom Dacha Belgrade prize pool:
1. $400,000 -- Team Falcons
2. $200,000 -- Tundra Esports
3. $100,000 - BetBoom Team
4. $60,000 -- Team Spirit
5-6. $40,000 -- Aurora Gaming, Yakult's Brothers
7-8. $30,000 -- Gaimin Gladiators, Team Liquid
9-10. $25,000 -- MOUZ, L1GA TEAM
11-12. $25,000 -- Talon Esports, Nouns Esports
--Field Level Media
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