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[passwordnow]

For Snow Ruyi :

I have Nigma to win or to make the finals as they pretty much are a giant sleep lately and they seems to miss that last piece of a puzzle that will unleash their potential ...or they will go back shining here and there but without winning anything or at least making into the finals.

They have the potential but they're known to be good at group stages but when on the more important games, they don't survive. But just as you've said, they have the possible chance to win this Clavision masters.

I would have said PariVision but the guys really said after EWC they are fully focused on The international and NoOne really promised to Satanic to win TI this year as a compensation for losing EWC.

I've also seen that short clip when Noone was talking to satanic and he's said that they're going to take the aegis and it's very likely that they can. The past major tournaments that they've won, they're also so good with it and that's why they're one of the contenders for the TI and this Clavision is also possible for them to win the 1st prize.

[arallmuus]

I'm not sure with his reasons for that and maybe that's because he's just happy to play for a team that's building a new roster and reputation in the CS2 pro scene. Even though that's a tier 3 team, it's possible with his help and experience, he'll be a great help to his new teammates there.

He is probably on the brink of burning out, He had his loan spell on Team Falcons and Faze Clan but both didnt seems to work out for him. I mean technically he is not at his prime anymore but he is still a very good player though. BC.game obviously need alot of money to convince him but yeah eventually this could only be a short term deal or something until he gets back on his form

The group stage also ended yesterday, and this time we could have a Spirit vs. Vitality matchup in the grand final, assuming Team Spirit and Vitality don't underperform while waiting in the semifinals.

Assuming this happen, which one is going to win though? I clearly have no clue and picked Team Spirit instead lol. For some reason I supposed to pick Vitality but my brain started picking Team Spirit for BSFL probably due to my subconscious mind of dota2 Team Spirit

[passwordnow]

I'm not sure with his reasons for that and maybe that's because he's just happy to play for a team that's building a new roster and reputation in the CS2 pro scene. Even though that's a tier 3 team, it's possible with his help and experience, he'll be a great help to his new teammates there.

He is probably on the brink of burning out, He had his loan spell on Team Falcons and Faze Clan but both didnt seems to work out for him. I mean technically he is not at his prime anymore but he is still a very good player though. BC.game obviously need alot of money to convince him but yeah eventually this could only be a short term deal or something until he gets back on his form

We will see how this is going to turn. Because based on my observation with that organization, they're not doing such long deals. So, you might be right on that and this is just some short term deal or if him and the team finds success altogether, then this is going to proceed for as long as they can and hopefully, they'll be on that term because we all just want to see them succeed and in CS2, it's also getting harder for these teams to get onto the top.

[rdbase]

I'm not sure with his reasons for that and maybe that's because he's just happy to play for a team that's building a new roster and reputation in the CS2 pro scene. Even though that's a tier 3 team, it's possible with his help and experience, he'll be a great help to his new teammates there.

He is probably on the brink of burning out, He had his loan spell on Team Falcons and Faze Clan but both didnt seems to work out for him. I mean technically he is not at his prime anymore but he is still a very good player though. BC.game obviously need alot of money to convince him but yeah eventually this could only be a short term deal or something until he gets back on his form

Never thought these players ever have this happen to them. Only once they get old enough they can suffer of this happening but then at this stage they know it is time to retire from the pro scene or just start teaching the younger players on a team they are hired to begin their coaching careers.

We will see how this is going to turn. Because based on my observation with that organization, they're not doing such long deals. So, you might be right on that and this is just some short term deal or if him and the team finds success altogether, then this is going to proceed for as long as they can and hopefully, they'll be on that term because we all just want to see them succeed and in CS2, it's also getting harder for these teams to get onto the top.

They actually asked the current teams playing in the Intel Extreme Masters tournament right after their matches of what they thought of the news when it broke.
They were all shocked and most of them said he will need to grind and make it back to where his level should be to join them in tier 1 pro CS2 again.

Here are those interviews:
Pros and talent react to s1mple's shock transfer to BC.Game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uSsWaKnR10

[passwordnow]

We will see how this is going to turn. Because based on my observation with that organization, they're not doing such long deals. So, you might be right on that and this is just some short term deal or if him and the team finds success altogether, then this is going to proceed for as long as they can and hopefully, they'll be on that term because we all just want to see them succeed and in CS2, it's also getting harder for these teams to get onto the top.

They actually asked the current teams playing in the Intel Extreme Masters tournament right after their matches of what they thought of the news when it broke.
They were all shocked and most of them said he will need to grind and make it back to where his level should be to join them in tier 1 pro CS2 again.

Here are those interviews:
Pros and talent react to s1mple's shock transfer to BC.Game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uSsWaKnR10

Thanks, so that's a good take there from the IEM itself that they've asked this because it's a big news for them to talk about. It's going to take a while but he's got the recipe already on how to guide his teammates and the entire team from the lowest, to the peak. So I've looked at the roster of the team and they've got experience already. I think that the exposure that they'll get is for sure going to help this new team get to where they want to land. I'll watch that video later.

[ralle14]

Assuming this happen, which one is going to win though? I clearly have no clue and picked Team Spirit instead lol. For some reason I supposed to pick Vitality but my brain started picking Team Spirit for BSFL probably due to my subconscious mind of dota2 Team Spirit

Team Vitality is still the final boss of this tournament, and Team Spirit would need their other individual players to step up aside from donk if they plan to break Vitality's 30+ bo3 and bo5 series win streak.

If Mouz somehow overperforms on the other side to eliminate Vitality, then Team Spirit might have a shot at winning it all. I already fucked up my prediction on BSFL by picking Mouz and Vitality for the final. I didn't expect Team Spirit to clutch up during that seeding matchup after watching them get shaken up by Aurora the other day.

[mikel_012]

Also huge shocking move by s1mple as he moved to bcgame team yesterday, replacing nawwk

Also looks like they might be adding more stars soon, funny how bc had declared bankruptcy few time back  

They have now announced anDu which played for GamerLegion previously and also emi as a couch (don't know who this is). The team is currently at #67 according to HLTV so I'm very curious to see what they can do together in the near future now that they have one of he most famous players in the world.

https://www.hltv.org/news/42357/bcgame-add-andu-and-emi-on-short-term-trial

[passwordnow]

Some roster update in some SEA team, Talon Esports. 23savage and kuku is no longer with them. As for 23savage, he's a loan from OG and that contract expires so they have released him. And with kuku, it's a mutual decision as per Talon Esports that they're also releasing him. They didn't succeed in their TI qualifier so this is expected.





Source: Official FB page of Talon Esports

[boltz]

Assuming this happen, which one is going to win though? I clearly have no clue and picked Team Spirit instead lol. For some reason I supposed to pick Vitality but my brain started picking Team Spirit for BSFL probably due to my subconscious mind of dota2 Team Spirit

Team Vitality is still the final boss of this tournament, and Team Spirit would need their other individual players to step up aside from donk if they plan to break Vitality's 30+ bo3 and bo5 series win streak.

If Mouz somehow overperforms on the other side to eliminate Vitality, then Team Spirit might have a shot at winning it all. I already fucked up my prediction on BSFL by picking Mouz and Vitality for the final. I didn't expect Team Spirit to clutch up during that seeding matchup after watching them get shaken up by Aurora the other day.

This Vitality team will go down in CS2 history books and I don't think their story is over and by the looks of it , they are still levels above the others team that we should just handle the trophy to them 

I have Mongolz as my favorites to win Cologne but someone else needs to take down Vitality in order for them to really have a chance because if they meet once again , Vitality will take another clean series victory.

[rdbase]

Also huge shocking move by s1mple as he moved to bcgame team yesterday, replacing nawwk
Also looks like they might be adding more stars soon, funny how bc had declared bankruptcy few time back.

They have now announced anDu which played for GamerLegion previously and also emi as a couch (don't know who this is). The team is currently at #67 according to HLTV so I'm very curious to see what they can do together in the near future now that they have one of he most famous players in the world.
https://www.hltv.org/news/42357/bcgame-add-andu-and-emi-on-short-term-trial

Wow! Didn't know they were even this high in the rankings of CounterStrike. Only did find out where Nexa went to after that interview with Yekindar following FURIA's match in IEM. This is from that video I posted earlier:

Remember Nexa from his days playing with Team Vitality? It actually doesn't seem that long ago because he was playing with the current roster of Apex and Zywoo.

@boltz
That will be a very big bill to fill to beat Vitality and if the Mongolz manage to pull it off then they would be the giant killers for sure! But they still need to get past Natus Vincere then Team Spirit to do the impossible in winning it all in Cologne.

[rohang]

IEM cologne stage matches are starting today with QF matches = mongolz vs navi and mouz vs furia

First should should be amazing but mongolz should have a good day, mouz can be surprised by furia for sure

Also i do think the bcgame lineup can be pretty good for T2, nexa is nice as a fragging igl

[ralle14]

Remember Nexa from his days playing with Team Vitality? It actually doesn't seem that long ago because he was playing with the current roster of Apex and Zywoo.

The only time I recall him playing with a decent team was G2 back when the Kovac brothers were still on the roster.

IEM cologne stage matches are starting today with QF matches = mongolz vs navi and mouz vs furia

I also think MongolZ advances over NaVi if they can play like they did against Team Falcons and put up solid individual plays.

Mouz should take it over Furia, but the upset potential is there if Mouz somehow gets shaken up from the loss a few days ago.

[bubilas]

The Dota 2 International will be held from September 4th to the 14th, and I am really looking forward to this event like no other among all eSports sports events.
For the first time I really want to make a big bet on one of the teams from my region where I live and root for the guys, while worrying not only about their reputation, but also partly about my bet.
I don't expect the compendium to be high quality or any shows with singers or costumes to be great. I just want to see a truly beautiful Dota.

[ralle14]

The Dota 2 International will be held from September 4th to the 14th, and I am really looking forward to this event like no other among all eSports sports events.

That's a ballsy move to make, but I hope you're from one of the stronger regions because your big bet could be in trouble if it's the other way around.

After the quarterfinals wrapped up yesterday, we have the classic Vitality-Mouz and Spirit-NaVi on the other side of the bracket.



NaVi continues to step up with the help of their new rookie player, and the MongolZ quickly fell flat after losing a long battle on their map pick. The other series got super interesting as FURIA were close to eliminating Mouz after being up 11-7 on Inferno, only to lose the next six rounds.

[rdbase]

Some roster update in some SEA team, Talon Esports. 23savage and kuku is no longer with them. As for 23savage, he's a loan from OG and that contract expires so they have released him. And with kuku, it's a mutual decision as per Talon Esports that they're also releasing him. They didn't succeed in their TI qualifier so this is expected.
Source: Official FB page of Talon Esports

I think everybody who are into the esports scene has heard of 23savage atleast once in their lives.
This was a very informative post so many thanks goes out to you @passwordnow !

The Dota 2 International will be held from September 4th to the 14th, and I am really looking forward to this event like no other among all eSports sports events.
For the first time I really want to make a big bet on one of the teams from my region where I live and root for the guys, while worrying not only about their reputation, but also partly about my bet.
I don't expect the compendium to be high quality or any shows with singers or costumes to be great. I just want to see a truly beautiful Dota.

The International is a prestigious major in DOTA2 so should never be missed when it is announced when the start dates are scheduled to happen.
As for making that large bet, I would be careful since emotions should never mix in gambling.
But since your are saying the team who made it there are competing is from your home country then go for it.
Also I would heed @ralle14 advice and possibly hedge your bet instead of doing it all in one market.

The Dota 2 International will be held from September 4th to the 14th, and I am really looking forward to this event like no other among all eSports sports events.

That's a ballsy move to make, but I hope you're from one of the stronger regions because your big bet could be in trouble if it's the other way around.
After the quarterfinals wrapped up yesterday, we have the classic Vitality-Mouz and Spirit-NaVi on the other side of the bracket.


NaVi continues to step up with the help of their new rookie player, and the MongolZ quickly fell flat after losing a long battle on their map pick. The other series got super interesting as FURIA were close to eliminating Mouz after being up 11-7 on Inferno, only to lose the next six rounds.

After you said this, I thought about it and you are right! Its one classic matchup for a semi-finals.
All these teams are well-known in the CS2 tournaments and should make for a well-rounded day of gaming.
Waiting for a Donk vs Ropz 1v1

[ralle14]

After you said this, I thought about it and you are right! Its one classic matchup for a semi-finals.
All these teams are well-known in the CS2 tournaments and should make for a well-rounded day of gaming.
Waiting for a Donk vs Ropz 1v1

Yesterday's semi-final results were a surprise. Vitality finally broke down and lost to Mouz in a 2-0 fashion. It became a matter of who showed up in that series because some of the key players from Vitality were struggling to hit their shots. Zywoo suddenly bottom fragging on the first map(Mirage), and then FlameZ ended with a 1-18 KD score on their map pick(Train).

On the other series, Team Spirit pulled through to make their way into a grand final after a long while. I almost thought they would be in trouble after dropping their map pick, but they quickly ran off after winning the first pistol round and pulled the same thing to NaVi by dropping 10 rounds in the first half of Ancient.

[rdbase]

After you said this, I thought about it and you are right! Its one classic matchup for a semi-finals.
All these teams are well-known in the CS2 tournaments and should make for a well-rounded day of gaming.
Waiting for a Donk vs Ropz 1v1

Yesterday's semi-final results were a surprise. Vitality finally broke down and lost to Mouz in a 2-0 fashion. It became a matter of who showed up in that series because some of the key players from Vitality were struggling to hit their shots. Zywoo suddenly bottom fragging on the first map(Mirage), and then FlameZ ended with a 1-18 KD score on their map pick(Train).

On the other series, Team Spirit pulled through to make their way into a grand final after a long while. I almost thought they would be in trouble after dropping their map pick, but they quickly ran off after winning the first pistol round and pulled the same thing to NaVi by dropping 10 rounds in the first half of Ancient.

What in the world did we witness yesterday in that MOUZ vs Team Vitality match?
Zywoo was 1-6 starting map 2 and Apex was nowhere to be seen. That was a complete and utter collapse by Vitality who were primed to win another major.
So that ends their longest streak in CS2 history for most tournament finals won in a row.

We now have the Intel Extreme Masters Grand Finals happening in less than five hours from now with:
Team Spirit vs MOUZ

The odds are generally even with Team Spirit having a slight advantage since MOUZ have been known to make it to these finals but not end up winning.

[ralle14]

What in the world did we witness yesterday in that MOUZ vs Team Vitality match?
Zywoo was 1-6 starting map 2 and Apex was nowhere to be seen. That was a complete and utter collapse by Vitality who were primed to win another major.
So that ends their longest streak in CS2 history for most tournament finals won in a row.

It's surely a disaster of a performance from Vitality. There's even a round where they lost a 5v2 situation in Train and Mouz made it work with only deagles and a few utilities.

I'm excited for the grand final later today. We'll finally have a different team lifting the trophy, and Team Spirit could shake the top rankings if they beat Mouz again.

[rohang]

Well kindof disappointing final

After breaking insane vitality win streak they dont show up in finals and get 0-3d

Had a nice lead on map 2 but choked it away with abysmal T side

Winning finals another mental block for them i guess

[finaleshot2016]

Why are they like this? They didn't play well in EWC and always throwing Game 5 with GEN.G during MSI but now they're dominating like it's just a normal day.
Those who've trusted T1 during split 3 made win streak with a good odds like vs GEN.G and HLE.

Now I'm hyped up with worlds, I'm still eyeing out good teams that can dominate the international tournament.