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GamerLegion knock Liquid and MidOne out of BLAST Slam VIII

A 2-0 win ends Liquid's Group D run and sends GamerLegion into Last Chance.

The International 2019 Dota 2 event photographed from the audience
Archive photo: The International 2019, 23 August 2019. This illustrates Dota 2 competition and does not show BLAST Slam VIII, Liquid or GamerLegion in this match. Yrrah2 / Wikimedia Commons; resized for web. · CC BY-SA 4.0

Team Liquid are out of BLAST Slam VIII after losing 0-2 to GamerLegion in the Group D lower-bracket final. BLAST's official match record lists MidOne alongside m1CKe, Wisper, Boxi and tOfu for Liquid.

GamerLegion won the opener in 41 minutes and 12 seconds. The second game lasted 57 minutes and 44 seconds, according to EsportsResults, before GamerLegion completed the sweep.

A winning start ends in two defeats

Liquid began the group by beating Yakult's Brothers 2-1, then lost 1-2 to Aurora. GamerLegion followed the opposite path after their own opening loss to Aurora, beating Yakult's Brothers and Liquid 2-0 in succession.

That leaves GamerLegion second in Group D and Liquid eliminated. BLAST lists the completed series under 2 October; this report is published on the morning of 3 October in Malaysia.

Last Chance decides the final Malta places

Under BLAST's format, the four group runners-up enter Last Chance and only two advance to the six-team LAN Finals. GamerLegion have cleared the group hurdle, but still need to win their place in Malta.

Sources

Checked on 3 October 2026, Malaysia time. Result confirmed with the organiser. GamerLegion's Last Chance result and any future roster change are not assumed.