ESports betting -CS:GO, DOTA 2, LOL, Valorant - discussion thread

[rohang]

Well falcons won easily today in the finals, much easier than i expected. Furia barely had any pushback losing every map by 4-5 rounds

Niko finally gets his first major and monesy got the mvp

In valorant masters finals PRX had yet another choke as they losing having a two map ban advantage and being up 2-1 maps and 9-5 on fourth map. Really unbelievable choke by them losing badly on fifth map

[passwordnow]

I think that the Team Spirit for their dota 2 roster has now became stronger with their new coach, and that's no other than their former team member, miposhka. They already have the times that they've been with and even with the new other members, this is for sure going to help them with how they're communicating each other, it's an important recipe to win games.

That's two coaches now for Spirit and the more brains, the better just like how Team Liquid operates with Blitz and Jabz.

And that's good for Team Spirit and they're now becoming serious. They didn't get a direct invite for the TI so, that gesture shows that they'll get that one of the four slot in the EU. And the first game that they have isn't that with strong opponent which is VP Prodigy and they've won 2-0 against them. 2 more matches to win for them and they're already qualified.

[rdbase]

Well falcons won easily today in the finals, much easier than i expected. Furia barely had any pushback losing every map by 4-5 rounds

Niko finally gets his first major and monesy got the mvp

In valorant masters finals PRX had yet another choke as they losing having a two map ban advantage and being up 2-1 maps and 9-5 on fourth map. Really unbelievable choke by them losing badly on fifth map

Although the Grand Finals for IEM Cologne were boring I watched the whole stream just to see how far Falcons has made it as a team to finally win a major.
FURIA did not make any resistance in the last map at all and it ended just like the previous two having this one go 3:0 with many predicting this how this was going to go.
After 10 years Niko got his major win and I think they mentioned Karrigan last played with him in a major back in 2018. Those were some great memories these two have had played on numerous teams in professional CounterStrike.
Really sad for Fallen to go out on a loss and I think that will be it for him with competing at this level.

[Pumared]

Well falcons won easily today in the finals, much easier than i expected. Furia barely had any pushback losing every map by 4-5 rounds

Niko finally gets his first major and monesy got the mvp

In valorant masters finals PRX had yet another choke as they losing having a two map ban advantage and being up 2-1 maps and 9-5 on fourth map. Really unbelievable choke by them losing badly on fifth map

The Falcons won 13-8 in three separate games. Furia tried, but at no point did they pose a threat, much less win two rounds in a row. This shows that they weren't in the game. They had some good individual performances, but they didn't amount to much. It was detail by detail that a huge advantage was built for the Falcons. This title was truly well-deserved.

[ralle14]

In valorant masters finals PRX had yet another choke as they losing having a two map ban advantage and being up 2-1 maps and 9-5 on fourth map. Really unbelievable choke by them losing badly on fifth map

I also watched that choke happen live because the IEM finals were already a wrap midway through the third map. That fourth map was a must win for PRX because LEV has been playing well on Lotus during their run in the lower bracket.

Really sad for Fallen to go out on a loss and I think that will be it for him with competing at this level.

It's unfortunate to end his career like that, but still it's a grand final appearance that only a few good teams can achieve.

[Pumared]

Really sad for Fallen to go out on a loss and I think that will be it for him with competing at this level.

It's unfortunate to end his career like that, but still it's a grand final appearance that only a few good teams can achieve.

It's truly sad, but he will certainly remain in the scene. Who knows, maybe we'll see Fallen coaching a team from abroad or even a Brazilian team? I think when he retires he'll focus on streaming and then probably go back to doing something other than playing.

[passwordnow]

TI qualifier in the SEA is now concluded and that one very slot has been taken by OG with a full roster of filipino's. The org trusted them and they didn't disappoint. Currently, here are the qualified teams and as well as the invited. There are 4 more slots in EU and then 1 for NA to be filled.

[rdbase]

Really sad for Fallen to go out on a loss and I think that will be it for him with competing at this level.

It's unfortunate to end his career like that, but still it's a grand final appearance that only a few good teams can achieve.

It's truly sad, but he will certainly remain in the scene. Who knows, maybe we'll see Fallen coaching a team from abroad or even a Brazilian team? I think when he retires he'll focus on streaming and then probably go back to doing something other than playing.

This is where we see those great players who do eventually retire end up. They have that inner drive for CS and continue the legacy wanting to help others with their knowledge of the game and do it by coaching other squads.

TI qualifier in the SEA is now concluded and that one very slot has been taken by OG with a full roster of filipino's. The org trusted them and they didn't disappoint. Currently, here are the qualified teams and as well as the invited. There are 4 more slots in EU and then 1 for NA to be filled.

Is this the first time a professional Dota team who have qualified for SEA have all of their players from the Philippines before? It will certainly have more people from there watching and cheering them on when they play.

[Pumared]

Regarding the CS Major, I haven't seen many comments here about coach Zonic's sixth major title. He won four with Astralis when they were at the top. And of those four, three were consecutive. Then he got another one with Vitality and this one with Falcons. It's truly a great story, so much so that in the news I saw, he's already considering retirement.

[arallmuus]

Is this the first time a professional Dota team who have qualified for SEA have all of their players from the Philippines before? It will certainly have more people from there watching and cheering them on when they play.

Well actually no, there has been 3 times actually. Execration on TI 2017, TNC predator on TI 2018  and just last year Team Nemesis. All these teams consist of 5 players from Philippines and besides that, esports has bee on of the biggest thing that most people in Philippines watch I guess

Speaking of qualifiers, Im actually curious about Nigma though. If they win tomorrow then they are going to qualify but what really made me interested is that they play much better compared to the last roster considering this roster is probably only been like 1 month around