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BLAST Slam VIII Dota 2 Sunday Playoffs Wrap-Up: Bracket Results, Meta Picks & Grand Finals Preview

High-octane Dota 2 combat captivated fans as the BLAST Slam VIII playoffs wrapped up on Sunday night in Copenhagen. Our comprehensive analysis of the BLAST Slam VIII Dota 2 Sunday Playoffs reviews the semifinal series, signature meta picks, itemization counters, and the impending Grand Finals matchup between Team Falcons and Gaimin Gladiators.

Playoffs Semifinals Summary

  • Grand Finalists: Team Falcons and Gaimin Gladiators advance to Sunday’s Best-of-5 championship.
  • Semifinal 1: Team Falcons 2-0 Team Liquid behind Malr1ne’s unkillable mid Primal Beast.
  • Semifinal 2: Gaimin Gladiators 2-1 BetBoom Team in an epic 62-minute Game 3 decider.
  • Meta Dominance: Shadow Demon and Dragon Knight maintained a 92% combined pick/ban contest rate.

Semifinals Breakdown: Team Falcons Dismantle Team Liquid

In the opening semifinal, Team Falcons showcased why they dominate the 2026 circuit. Game 1 concluded in just 26 minutes as ATF’s offlane Mars landed three consecutive Arena of Blood combos on Liquid’s carry Morphling. Furthermore, Cr1t-‘s roaming support play prevented Liquid from securing a single Tormentor shard.

Game 2 saw Liquid mount a spirited defense, but Malr1ne’s Primal Beast initiated teamfights with Pulverize before Liquid could position their backline supports, securing Falcons’ clean sweep.

Matchup Result Game Durations Key Draft Pick
Falcons vs Liquid Falcons (2-0) 26:10 / 33:45 Primal Beast / Mars
Gaimin vs BetBoom Gaimin (2-1) 34:20 / 28:50 / 62:15 Lone Druid / Pangolier

Gaimin Gladiators Grind Out 62-Minute Classic

The second semifinal between Gaimin Gladiators and BetBoom Team produced the game of the tournament. With BetBoom holding Mega Creeps in Game 3, dyrachyo’s Divine Rapier Gyrocopter held the ancient against three separate pushes. Consequently, Quinn’s Pangolier executed a game-winning Rolling Thunder through the Roshan pit, catching BetBoom without buybacks and completing the dramatic comeback.

The Grand Finals between Falcons and Gaimin Gladiators takes place Monday with a $400,000 top prize at stake.