mid market

yukky

it was pretty exciting to watch them during kickoff, especially against loud with the anti-strat. but mainly i want to see the players do well

genuinely excited to see how DFM and EG do this year, i feel like they could upset some more top teams and maybe even make playoffs

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im not an alt im cremepie

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thanks man 👍

not an alt yucky

bump

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igl: booster
smokes: demon1
duelist: n4rrate
initiator: ardis
sentinel: nats

not strong with assuna

there's a dragon that resides within zekken. it is dormant, awaiting for its next awakening. it is hungry for blood. 100T is not prepared for such danger.

​​is this a ranked match? cyro is carrying the whole team !! they aint winning like thisss

Are you serious, did we just lose an entire HALF to 100t? I am furious with this team, this is simply an unacceptable result for a team like sentinels. I demand roster changes within the next 24 hours
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now that neT the fraud is gone g2 winning everything