League of Legends
CS2
T1 enter their opening matchup as the clear favorite, even after G2 ended their MSI run a lot sooner than what’s expected of them. T1 pushed Bilibili Gaming to a decider, swept FURIA and Team Liquid, then lost 3-1 to G2. Peyz was great throughout the tournament, finishing with 175 kills and two pentakills, while Faker, Oner and Keria continue to brign the experience to T1, which is really important in a best-of-one match.
GAM Esports qualified as the Asia-Pacific runner-up and have the experienced core of Kiaya, Draktharr, Artemis and Taki. The aggressive style that they bring can be uncomfortable in a single map, especially if Kiaya receives a favorable laning matchup, and Draktharr finds early opportunities from the jungle. However, GAM’s qualifier run also included a series defeat against Team Secret, and the level gap against T1 only widens. The Korean side have the stronger laning phase, cleaner objective setups and a lot more reliable late-game. T1 are the clear prediction in what should be a blowout, although their extremely short price may be less appealing than the pick itself.
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K / D / A | GOLD | TWR | DRK | BRN |
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| Totals | 0/0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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GAM Esports |
K / D / A | GOLD | TWR | DRK | BRN |
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| Totals | 0/0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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T1 enter their opening matchup as the clear favorite, even after G2 ended their MSI run a lot sooner than what’s expected of them. T1 pushed Bilibili Gaming to a decider, swept FURIA and Team Liquid, then lost 3-1 to G2. Peyz was great throughout the tournament, finishing with 175 kills and two pentakills, while Faker, Oner and Keria continue to brign the experience to T1, which is really important in a best-of-one match.
GAM Esports qualified as the Asia-Pacific runner-up and have the experienced core of Kiaya, Draktharr, Artemis and Taki. The aggressive style that they bring can be uncomfortable in a single map, especially if Kiaya receives a favorable laning matchup, and Draktharr finds early opportunities from the jungle. However, GAM’s qualifier run also included a series defeat against Team Secret, and the level gap against T1 only widens. The Korean side have the stronger laning phase, cleaner objective setups and a lot more reliable late-game. T1 are the clear prediction in what should be a blowout, although their extremely short price may be less appealing than the pick itself.
