OG headline Starladder iLeague StarSeries Season 3

Starladder iLeague StarSeries Season 3 have completed their lineup, issuing the final direct invite to the LAN event to OG. The European mix continue to stun fans and sizzle on stage – proving to be deserving of the invitation. OG joins Wings Gaming, VGJ, iG.Vitality, Team Liquid, Team Secret, Digital Chaos and TnC Pro in Shanghai, China February 23-26th to compete for the $300,000 prize pool.

Starladder iLeague StarSeries Season 3 have issued a direct invitation to OG to compete in the main event scheduled in only a few weeks.

The European squad have RSVP’d positively and will be heading out to Shanghai China. Rounding out the eight teams, there is little doubt the action will be nail biting and the performances spectacular.

Barely two weeks ago OG slid into second place at Dota Pit Season 5, being narrowly edged out by Evil Geniuses 2:3 in the grand finals.

Starladder iLeague StarSeries Season 3

Eight teams will compete in the third iteration of the joint series between Starladder and iLeague.

The LAN finals are to be held February 23-26 in Shanghai China at the International Gymnastics Center with eight teams competing for the $300,000 prize pool.

The International Gymnastics Center was built in 1997 and is 24,900 square meters to accommodate up to 4,000 viewers.

• Direct invites: 2 teams – Wings Gaming/OG
• China: 2 qualified teams – VGJ/iG.Vitality
• Europe: 2 qualified teams – Team Liquid/Team Secret
• America: 1 qualified team – Digital Chaos
• South East Asia: 1 qualified team- TnC Pro

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OG at Summit 6

Following TI6, it was announced on OG’s facebook that the European organization bid farewell to Andreas Franck “Cr1t-” Nielsen, David “MoonMeander” Tan and Amer “Miracle-” Al-Barkawi.

To help them accomplish their goals, OG recruited Gustav “s4” Magnusson – recently departed from Alliance and Jesse “JerAx” Vainikka who had just parted ways with Team Liquid earlier in the same day.

The most surprising addition to the team was Anathan “Ana” Pham, a relatively unknown face for Western fans. Ana is an Australian who has been spending time in China as part of Invitcus Gaming roster as substitute while Luo “Ferrari_430” Feichi was absent.

The player centered organization was the first team to win two Valve championship titles but slid into a disappointing 9-12th place finish at TI6.

Last season the team had taken took third place at MDL 2016, second at The Summit 6 and the championship title for Elimination Mode 2.0. They then rounded out their season with the championship title for the Boston Major – making history as the first team to now win three Valve events.

Making no changes to their roster following their feat, they seized second at Dota Pit Season 5.