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With the recent new urn changes giving a significant advantage to teams who are behind, MLC cooked up a new strategy to win DLNS #40...

MLC seemed to be the best team after the changes last week. Will Floormen be able to bounce back this week and come back to the top?

Last weekend showed that Lowkey W seems to be following the changes and adapting to them, but can Abrahams and Leviathan keep up and challenge them?

Melee Creeps only drops one map the entire event, securing their spot as number one against NA and EU teams in DSI #3, and $5k USD in their pockets.

Melee Creeps, Floormen and Lowkey W meet expectations and will decide the Death Slam NA Invitational #3

The best NA and EU teams will compete this weekend for a prize pool of $10,000

DLNS announces the Night Shift Open, sponsored by Intel and Walmart. Four invited teams with four qualifying teams will compete for a $12k prize pool.

Floormen had two steady, calm, and overall textbook games, allowing them to sweep Melee Creeps in this week's DLNS for the NA region.

Lowkey W dropped Game 1 but came back to take the Deadlock Night Shift EU #39 finals 2-1 over Abrahams, powered by vraic's monstrous 14.75 KDA across the series.

MLC seem to be tired of losing to Floormen and decide to make changes. Will that be enough to challenge the hot team on the NA scene?

Lowkey W is on a 14-win streak, including a 3-0 in the R1 Finals, a 2-0 in DLNS EU #38, and a 5-0 in the Death Slam Invitational NA qualifiers. Their last loss came against Abrahams in the R1 Tourney group stage.

Four great match ups highlight opening round of bracket play as teams fight for $10,000

EU teams dominate the qualifiers and end up as the top seeds. Will NA teams be able to compete with them?

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54 teams fight their way through the qualifiers, trying to secure 1 of 4 spots for next week's grand prize of 10k USD.

64 teams playing in an open qualifer to join MLC, Floorman, FPSL and Abrahams in the final bracket.

Even though MLC had an impressive win over FPSL to get to the Finals, an unfortunate internet D/C left them a player down in match 2 allowing FM to secure the win.

The Deadlock Night Shift NA #38 is around the corner. Will MLC be able to Challenge Floormen?

Lowkey W claimed the Night Shift EU #38 title with a clean 2-0 over Abrahams, extending their head-to-head record to a staggering 11-2 in map wins over the past week. vraic's Celeste posted a combined 22.50 KDA across both games.

Can Abrahams respond to all of Lowkey W's weapons?