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Re: ESports betting -CS:GO, DOTA 2, LOL, Valorant - Sportsbet.io discussion thread
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on 14/07/2025, 23:59:45 UTC
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Quote from: rdbase on July 13, 2025, 10:47:36 AM
How did T1 fair against GenG yesterday?
Those were the finals or a bracket match to see who advances? Because the site I was looking to for the results of the match yesterday showed some more matches being played throughout next week:
T1 fell short again to Gen.G, but this time they had the upper hand and had two series points after winning the third map.

They couldn't close it out on those last two maps, and Gen.G played it out perfectly, capitalizing on every bit of mistake T1 made during each skirmish.
In the next few days, we'll have more league action since EWC is up next after the MSI.
That's a close fight ngl, even T1 stomped them on G3 (?), well it is what it is. MSI is fun! I'm looking forward to the upcoming EWC which is T1 is the defending champion. This month is full of league and I'm happy since this is my childhood game and this recent year is full of very fulfilling tournaments that's very intense.
GGs to T1 and wellplayed to GEN.G, if the narrative is the same as 2023 JDG (ruler) won MSI and T1 in worlds, 2024 GENG (chovy) won MSI and T1 in worlds, let's see! Still incredible for T1 to at least dominate 90% of the major teams! (90% since it's always 3-2 with GEN.G)
Expected T1 to win that one against GenG. So will this affect their confidence going into this EWC tournament which has gone live?
If MSI was just a trial run for these teams and it being just fun, then this next tournament will be more serious for each and every team involved.
Since there are high stakes and alot of money in the prize pool put up for runners-ups and the champions.