Quote from: rdbase on Today at 12:56:19 PM

Quote from: passwordnow on March 19, 2025, 10:02:29 PM

I've placed a bet for G2 esports but only for map 1 winner. I'm not fond of CS2 and I know that there are bettors here that are better than me. I wish that this is a good decision because going with the entire series, the odds aren't that good in favor of G2 esports compared to its opponent Imperial. Good luck to all.

Just started watching this match in the BLAST Premier open Spring 25 between G2 vs Imperial and at the half it looked like G2 were taking this first map easily ahead 7-5.
But as you know with cs2 this all can change.
Currently Imperial are fighting back and now it is 7-7 for map 1.

Last time I bet on Imperial they were at similar odds and actually lost the first map but won the remaining two so to win the game.
Will we see a similar defeat of G2 Esports for this one?
Will know in about an hour from now.

A win for me. Wink

The match has ended and it didn't took long and didn't reached map 3 on Anubis for Imperial Esports. G2 Esports is moving on and will face Eternal Fire next.

Quote from: asifbabbar on Today at 08:11:45 PM

Dota 2's esports scene is always full of surprises, and Team Liquid has been interesting to follow lately. Their performance at PGL Wallachia S3 has been solid, and while I know some people have mixed feelings about Boxi, the team is holding firm. I think roster changes are always tricky, but sticking together might be the best move unless there's a significant issue.

The roster changes have always been in the talks for most of the teams when they are not performing well. But on this case, saberlight stepped up and then boxi as well that many don't like this player. There were even talks that this is likely going to be their last tournament but it seems successful so they're moving.