Manila Major

The Manila Major, also known as the Spring Major, was a professional Dota 2 esport tournament that took place in Manila, Philippines.[1] The main event was held at the Mall of Asia Arena from June 7–12, 2016.[2]

Manila Major
Tournament information
SportDota 2
LocationManila, Philippines
DatesJune 7–12
Administrator(s)Valve
Tournament
format(s)
Group stage
Round robin
Bracket
Double elimination
Host(s)PGL
Venue(s)Mall of Asia Arena
Teams16
PurseUS$3,000,000
Final positions
ChampionsOG
1st runner-upTeam Liquid
2nd runner-upNewbee

Participating teams
Direct invitation
Regional qualifiers

Results

Group Stage
Group A
Pos Team Pld W L
1 Newbee 2 2 0 Advanced to the upper bracket
2 OG 3 2 1
3 Team Empire 3 1 2 Advanced to the lower bracket
4 Complexity Gaming 2 0 2
Source:
Group B
Pos Team Pld W L
1 Natus Vincere 2 2 0 Advanced to the upper bracket
2 Digital Chaos 3 2 1
3 Wings Gaming 3 1 2 Advanced to the lower bracket
4 Team Secret 2 0 2
Source:
Group C
Pos Team Pld W L
1 Team Liquid 2 2 0 Advanced to the upper bracket
2 Fnatic 3 2 1
3 Alliance 3 1 2 Advanced to the lower bracket
4 Vici Gaming Reborn 2 0 2
Source:
Group D
Pos Team Pld W L
1 LGD Gaming 2 2 0 Advanced to the upper bracket
2 MVP Phoenix 3 2 1
3 Evil Geniuses 3 1 2 Advanced to the lower bracket
4 Mineski 2 0 2
Source:

Upper Bracket
Quarterfinals (Bo3) Semifinals (Bo3) Upper bracket finals (Bo3)
         
Team Liquid
0
MVP Phoenix
2
MVP Phoenix
0
OG
2
Natus Vincere
0
OG
2
OG
2
Newbee
1
Newbee
2
Digital Chaos
1
Newbee
2
Fnatic
0
LGD Gaming
1
Fnatic
2

Lower bracket

Grand Finals
  • Grand finals
  • (best of 5)
OG 3
Team Liquid 1

Winnings

(Note: Prizes are in USD)

Place Team Prize Money
1st OG $1,110,000
2nd Team Liquid $405,000
3rd Newbee $315,000
4th LGD Gaming $255,000
5th–6th Fnatic $202,500
MVP Phoenix
7th–8th Natus Vincere $105,000
Vici Gaming Reborn
9th–12th compLexity Gaming $45,000
Alliance
Digital Chaos
Team Empire
13th–16th Wings Gaming $30,000
Mineski
Evil Geniuses
Team Secret

References
  1. "'Dota 2' Manila Major: First 12 Teams Announced; Regional Qualifiers Begin Next Week". iDigitalTimes.com. April 27, 2016. Archived from the original on June 11, 2016. Retrieved May 31, 2016.
  2. "esports by INQ Will Chronicle The Philippines' Road to the Manila Major". Philippine esports Organization. May 2, 2016. Retrieved May 31, 2016.
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