【aim delivery game kami eroticism zhu bar】DreamHack Atlanta group draw

The aim delivery game kami eroticism zhu bardraw for the group stage of DreamHack Open Atlanta has been made, with the eight participating sides having been split into two groups.

Group A is headlined by Complexity, the highest-ranked team in attendance, who will be joined by three other teams based in North America, including IEM Chicago top-eight finishers Luminosity.

Vitality, who will be attending their first offline event, have been drawn in the other group with two top 30 sides, Ghost and Fragsters, as well as with Rogue, currently ranked 33rd.

Vitality will make LAN debut in Atlanta

Running from November 16-18 at the Georgia World Congress Center, DreamHack Open Atlanta will kick off with a double-elimination group stage with best-of-three series in the elimination and decider stages.

The group draw can be found below:

Group A
Complexity
eUnited
Luminosity
Envy Group B
Ghost
Fragsters
Rogue
Vitality Complexity #14 Shahzeb 'ShahZaM' KhanRory 'dephh' JacksonPeter 'stanislaw' JarguzJaccob 'yay' WhiteakerBradley 'ANDROID' Fodor Ghost #24 Joshua 'steel' NissanKenneth 'koosta' SuenYassine 'Subroza' TaoufikMatthew 'WARDELL' YuJason 'neptune' Tran Envy #78 Stephen 'reltuC' CutlerJosh 'jdm64' MarzanoNoah 'Nifty' FrancisTaylor 'Drone' JohnsonMatt 'Pollo' Wilson Luminosity #37 Lucas 'steel' LopesHenrique 'HEN1' TelesLucas 'LUCAS1' TelesGabriel 'NEKIZ' SchenatoGustavo 'yel' Knittel eUnited #32 Pujan 'FNS' MehtaSkyler 'Relyks' WeaverWill 'dazzLe' LoafmanMichael 'dapr' GulinoKaleb 'moose' Jayne Fragsters #28 Lucas 'Bubzkji' AndersenIsmail 'refrezh' AliJacob 'dragonfly' LundNicolai 'torben' AmorimMartin 'stavn' Lund Rogue #33 Spencer 'Hiko' MartinMathias 'MSL' LauridsenRicardo 'Rickeh' MulhollandHunter 'SicK' MimsDaniel 'vice' Kim Vitality #43 Nathan 'NBK-' SchmittCédric 'RpK' GuipouyDan 'apEX' MadesclaireVincent 'Happy' SchopenhauerMathieu 'ZywOo' Herbaut

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