For the last Major in the Dota 2 Pro Circuit 2021 (DPC 2021), PSG.LGD cleanly sweeps Evil Geniuses at the Grand Finals.

The Chinese team scored 500 DPC Points for winning the WePlay! AniMajor, as well as taking home $200,000 in cash prize. They defeated Evil Geniuses 3-0 in three highly-contested matches that pushed all competitors to their limits. For their efforts, Evil Geniuses brought home $100,000. But by securing second place in the final Dota 2 Major in DPC 2021, Evil Geniuses scored 450 DPC Points. With that, they ended up the highest-ranking pro team in this year's DPC Season with 1,700 Points. That's 400 Points higher than PSG.LGD's 1,300 Points. Evil Geniuses secured first place, thanks also to their second-place finish in the previous ONE Esports Singapore Major.

Again, Evil Geniuses went second against a Chinese team. That region might be the bane of NA's best pro Dota 2 team.

Dota 2 Pro Circuit 2021 Ranking Scoreboard

With Dota 2 WePlay! AniMajor done and over with, we now have our 12 Direct Invitees for The International 10. These are:

  1. Evil Geniuses – 1,700 (2nd Singapore Major, 2nd AniMajor)
  2. PSG.LGD – 1,400 (3rd Singapore Major, 2nd AniMajor)
  3. Virtus.pro – 1,200
  4. Quincy Crew – 1,100
  5. Invictus Gaming – 1,100 (1st Singapore Major)
  6. T1 – 1,070 (3rd AniMajor)
  7. Vici Gaming – 950 (4th AniMajor)
  8. Team Secret – 950 (4th AniMajor)
  9. Team Aster – 800
  10. Alliance – 800
  11. beastcoast – 800
  12. Thunder Predator – 800
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