Dota Pro Circuit SEA Elite Division: T1 vs Execration | March 31, 6 PM

[Mary C]

T1 will battle it out against Execration in the Dota Pro Circuit II: SEA Elite Division this tonight, March 31 at 6 PM. 

T1 fell to Polaris Esports in their first Asian surprise spring game, but happily, they were up against the Asian guys from Nigma in the next round, who, notwithstanding their big losing run, took even one map from T1. T1's performance was poor until their most recent match against SMG, which the title leaders won handily without giving their strong opponents a significant advantage. T1 is playing an outsider today, and losing points is not an option. 

  

T1 was another Asian team who switched their carry during the off-season in January. However, with the exit of star 23savage, this squad had to make a high-profile first-position selection. Gabbi, a Filipino renowned for his work in TNC and last season's ambitious Talon project, took his spot. 

  

The refusal of the whole team to compete with 23savage has been blamed for his departure, and it's possible that this was the cause of the T1 squad's loss in January when performance and victories quickly vanished. Although we shouldn't disregard the impact of a major, a rapid decline in enthusiasm to play, the disharmony in the T1 squad is more conceivable; much has occurred since then; there was a change, and T1 played better in the regional finals (2nd place) than in the regional league (3rd place). T1 came in third in the tenth season of the BTS tournament series after winning the regional finals. 

  

Despite finishing third in the first DPC league and a wild increase in the BOOM squad's game strategy, this team is the clear favorite in Southeast Asia this season. Last season, T1 had a successful campaign. It qualified for TI10, took home a million dollars, and ended 7-9 in the year's major event. All of the company's major accomplishments are linked to League of Legends; however, there has been significant growth in Dota 2. 

  

At the start of this spring split, Execration struggled to win any of their 3 matches. They missed to defeat SMG first, and then they struggled to beat Neon, their arch-rivals. The most recent match was against Fnatic, and it ended in a defeat. T1 has never been able to cope with it; therefore, the "peak" persists. 

  

This Filipino team was unsatisfied with sixth position in the first round of the Asian DPC competition; thus, the team will begin the spring season with three rookies. Palos, who has moved from one Philippine squad to another in the last year and was his number two try for Execration, is back at the carry position. The entrance of Tino's trio, who were the DPC league's first-round champions with BOOM, was a significant boost. Shanks, a fourth-position player, is the third newcomer, a classic Execration transfer, not to be comparable to Tino's entrance from Asia's first team to the sixth. 

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On 3/31/2022 at 3:27 PM, Mary C said:

T1 will battle it out against Execration in the Dota Pro Circuit II: SEA Elite Division this tonight, March 31 at 6PM. 

T1 fell to Polaris Esports in their first Asian surprise spring game, but happily, they were up against the Asian guys from Nigma in the next round, who, notwithstanding their big losing run, took even one map from T1. T1's performance was poor until their most recent match against SMG, which the title leaders won handily without giving their strong opponents a significant advantage. T1 is playing an outsider today, and losing points is not an option. 

  

T1 was another Asian team who switched their carry during the off-season in January. However, with the exit of star 23savage, this squad had to make a high-profile first-position selection. Gabbi, a Filipino renowned for his work in TNC and last season's ambitious Talon project., took his spot. 

  

The refusal of the whole team to compete with 23savage has been blamed for his departure, and it's possible that this was the cause of the T1 squad's loss in January, when performance and victories quickly vanished. Although we shouldn't disregard the impact of a major, a rapid decline in enthusiasm to play, the disharmony in the T1 squad is more conceivable, much has occurred since then, there was a change, and T1 played better in the regional finals (2nd place) than in the regional league (3rd place). T1 came in third in the tenth season of the BTS tournament series after winning the regional finals. 

  

Despite finishing third in the first DPC league and a wild increase in the BOOM squad's game strategy, this team is the clear favorite in Southeast Asia this season. Last season, T1 had a successful campaign. It qualified for TI10, took home a million dollars, and ended 7-9 in the year's major event. All of the company's major accomplishments are linked to League of Legends, however there has been significant growth in Dota 2. 

  

At the start of this spring split, Execration struggled to win any of their 3 matches. They missed to defeat SMG first, and then they struggled to beat Neon, their arch-rivals. The most recent match was against Fnatic, and it ended in a defeat. T1 has never been able to cope with it, therefore the "peak" persists. 

  

This Filipino team was unsatisfied with sixth position in the first round of the Asian DPC competition, thus the team will begin the spring season with three rookies. Palos, who has moved from one Philippine squad to another in the last year and was his number two try for Execration, is back at the carry position. The entrance of Tino's trio, who were the DPC league's first-round champions with BOOM, was a significant boost. Shanks, a fourth-position player, is the third newcomer, a classic Execration transfer, not to be comparable to Tino's entrance from Asia's first team to the sixth. 

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