In an intense showdown at the Asian Games 2023, China secured the coveted gold medal in Dota 2 after a grueling battle against Mongolia. This thrilling three-game series left spectators on the edge of their seats, as both teams displayed extraordinary skill and determination.

Asian Games 2023 Dota 2 Finals: China vs Mongolia Recap

Following is the recap of all games in Asian Games 2023 Dota 2 Finals-  China vs Mongolia.

Game 1: 

The competition kicked off with an unexpected move from Mongolia. They chose Dark Willow as a core hero, a strategy rarely seen in the Dota 2 competitive scene. This audacious decision paid off as Mongolia gained an early advantage, taking the lead 1-0 in the series. With a remarkable performance and solid teamwork, Mongolia dominated the map and teamfights, ultimately winning the game in 40 minutes.

Game 2: 

In game 2, China countered with a Phantom Lancer, an excellent late-game hero. Despite Mongolia's strong start, China turned the tide with a crucial teamfight victory, allowing their carry, Ame, room to farm. The mid to late game saw intense clashes, but China's heroes, not just Ame's Phantom Lancer, made significant impacts. After a 49-minute battle, China emerged victorious, leveling the series at 1-1.

Game 3: 

Game 3 unfolded as one of the most memorable matches of the competition. Mongolia, with strong laning heroes, took the early lead. However, China had the late-game potential with Phantom Assassin as their carry. With objectives secured and a net worth advantage, Mongolia cautiously pressed forward. The late game saw frantic action with buybacks, Roshan engagements, and heated teamfights. Ultimately, China's superior teamfight coordination and damage output secured their victory after an exhausting 65 minutes.

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While China was favored to win, Mongolia's journey to the finals was nothing short of astounding. They surprised everyone by defeating formidable teams like Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. One key factor contributing to their success was the fact that they played extensive competitive Dota 2 together, honing their teamwork to a razor's edge.

With the conclusion of the Dota 2 event at the Asian Games 2023, China claimed the gold medal, solidifying their dominance in the competitive gaming arena. Mongolia's incredible run earned them the silver medal, showcasing their potential in the esports world. Malaysia secured the bronze, adding another layer of excitement to this thrilling esports spectacle.