IEM New York: North America has just kicked off with a wealth of diversity between the favorites in the title betting. FURIA of Brazil are in the top four to win, but they face fierce competition in Group A from Evil Geniuses.<\/p>\n
In Group B, Team Liquid are well backed at US betting sites<\/a>, but they need to get through 100 Thieves and their mostly Australian squad. We love the diversity in the competition this campaign, as it\u2019ll be exciting to see the various strategy dynamics come into play.<\/p>\n Time flies when you\u2019re having fun, and we can\u2019t believe we\u2019re already at the elimination stages of China Dota PIT Season 3. It feels as though the campaign started a few days ago, but here we are.<\/p>\n The first two teams eliminated from the tournament were Sparking Arrow Gaming and Invictus Gaming. Both sides had poor performances throughout and lost each game in the group stage. <\/p>\n With those two knocked out, we\u2019re ready for the next round of eliminations. We see Vici Gaming are favourites with Dota 2 betting sites<\/a> in the first upper-bracket round as they take on Team MagMa. Vici are a powerhouse in the region, and it\u2019s tough for most competitors to take them down.<\/p>\n The battle between EHOME and Royal Never Give Up has the betting odds slightly skewed in favor of the former. This one will be a tight game and will come down to who can assert their dominance from the beginning.<\/p>\n South Africa’s favorite esports organization, ATK Arena, are ready to host a social event at their gaming hub in Cape Town. Their CS: GO team are coming off a hot winning streak of 18 consecutive victories and claiming the Umzansi League Spring crown.<\/p>\n Attendees can participate in a LAN event where they’ll have a chance to pick up top tips and tricks from the local champions. They\u2019ll also get to interact with the various teams in the ATK organization. It\u2019s not all gaming; food and drinks are included in the ticket prices. Afterward, they can let loose and dance the night away. <\/p>\n Not too long ago, Astralis took the title at the ESL Pro League. They are set to use the same active roster for the upcoming DreamHack Open Fall Regional Major Ranking tournament. It was a winning recipe for ESL, and there\u2019s no reason to fix what isn\u2019t broken.<\/p>\n However, the coach, Danny “\u2060zonic\u2060” S\u00f8rensen, recently announced that Andreas “\u2060Xyp9x\u2060” H\u00f8jsleth is back training and practicing with the team and will feature in the BLAST Premier Fall Series. His return after a four-month hiatus has some fans unimpressed due to the team\u2019s recent success.<\/p>\n \u2060Xyp9x took a break because he displayed burnout symptoms, which is becoming a serious health issue within the professional esports community. That is one of the reasons Astralis have opted for a seven-man roster, as it allows players to take regular breaks and avoid exhaustion.<\/p>\nAsia esports news<\/h2>\n
Dota PIT Season 3: China Eliminations<\/h3>\n
Africa esports news<\/h2>\n
ATK to Host Social Event at Cape Town Hub<\/h3>\n
Europe esports news<\/h2>\n
Astralis Bring Back Xyp9x\u2060<\/h3>\n
South America esports news<\/h2>\n
Down to Tribo To Major Grand Final<\/h3>\n