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Team Secret wins 5th tournament in a row at BLAST Bounty Hunt

Nina Forneloza
Nina Forneloza Published 17/06/2020

Fans witnessed another incredible feat from Team Secret.

Team Secret has won its fifth consecutive championship title. The team walked away from BLAST Bounty Hunt with the trophy and $50,067 in prize money.

Goodnight from us at #BLASTDota! ????

We hope you enjoyed the show!
Think @teamsecret are on the WANTED list of many teams right now ????????

Here are your FINAL BLAST Bounty Hunt Prize pool standings; pic.twitter.com/8M7oGQzj2e

— BLAST Dota (@BLASTDota) June 13, 2020

Team Secret continues to dominate the Europe region with its lineup:

  1. Lasse Aukusti “MATUMBAMAN” Urpalainen
  2. Michał “Nisha” Jankowski
  3. Ludwig “zai” Wåhlberg
  4. Yazied “YapzOr” Jaradat
  5. Clement “Puppey” Ivanov

Team Secret ended BLAST Bounty Hunt with a clean 3-0 sweep against two-time TI champions OG.

After an unexpected early exit at ESL One Los Angeles Online, Team Secret bounced back and has dominated regional league play. The hot winning streak started at WePlay! Pushka League followed by a huge victory at Game Without Borders. The team then claimed the title in OGA Dota Pit 2020 Online and ESL One Birmingham 2020.

BLAST Bounty Hunt offers unique tournament with bounties and initial cash prize

Top teams from Europe participated in BLAST Bounty Hunt. Team Secret, OG, Team Nigma, Team Liquid, Alliance, and Ninjas in Pyjamas vied for their share of the $100,000 prize pool and an additional $45,000 in bounties.

BLAST Bounty Hunt spiced up the tournament with a unique format. Team Secret and OG were the top two seeds and started with $20,000 each in their pockets. The two teams also entered the tournament one spot ahead of their competitors. The rest of the teams were given $15,000 each to kick off the tournament. The winning team took a slice of the opponent’s cash prize in every match.

The Bounty system also provided teams the opportunity to gain some extra cash. For $5,000, teams were tasked to take control of their own outpost or keep one teammate alive for the entire game. Alliance and Team Nigma claimed these bounties, respectively.

Not all bounties were claimed, with “Something Something Feeder” and “Drop the Dead Monkey”. Those bounties tasked teams with killing a single enemy player 20 times for $20,000, and killing nine couriers for $15,000 respectively.

Fans could also win huge prizes in the tournament with the Fan Predictions feature. Fans chose their Bounty Hunters and their predictions such as the number of kills, last hits, and many more. Each day, one grand winner received $1,500 and three winners received $250.

How much did you enjoy BLAST Bounty Hunt? ????#BLASTDota

— BLAST Dota (@BLASTDota) June 15, 2020

BLAST Bounty Hunt has provided a unique experience not just to Team Secret but also to the Dota 2 fans.

Nina Forneloza Nina Forneloza
About Nina Forneloza

Nina Forneloza is a huge fan of gaming, but her favorite genres of games above all other are gacha games, first-person shooting games, and role-playing games. When she isn’t looking for a lucky pull in the latest gacha, you’re likely to find her in a competitive Valorant lobby or playing the latest big single-player RPG. Either way, you can be assured that she’ll be into it and ready to write about the experience.

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