The North American teams didn’t get off to the greatest of starts in the group stage of the League of Legends World Championship. The region’s three representatives all fell to their opponents in their opening battles and are ready to take on this week with a fresh mindset.<\/p>\n
FlyQuest, Liquid, and Team SoloMid will be up against DRX, G2 Esports, and LGD Gaming respectively in Tuesday’s matchups. As those three teams are all among the strongest in the world, LoL betting sites<\/a> have the American sides as outsiders in each contest.<\/p>\n It seems as though BTRG are in hot water after three players reached their boiling points in the last two weeks. The latest member to leaves the active roster, Hyun-Pyo “\u2060XigN\u2060” Lee, claims the team breached several contract obligations. He\u2019s not the first, and we doubt he\u2019ll be the last. <\/p>\n The remaining roster consists of just two players and the coach. If the claims made by XigN, Anthony “\u2060ImpressioN\u2060” Lim, and Kevin “\u2060Eeyore\u2060” Gunawan are true, BTRG will struggle to find replacements. The team have underperformed in their recent battles, with CS:GO betting sites<\/a> losing faith in them altogether. It\u2019s unlikely they\u2019ll be the favorites at bookmakers in any contest until they sort out their internal issues.<\/p>\n We\u2019re onto the finals of the Umzansi Esports League Counter-Strike competition, where ATK Arena will look to dominate Energy Esports once again. ATK have outpaced, outsmarted, and outplayed every opponent that crosses their path, and there\u2019s no indication that the final round will be any different.<\/p>\n Energy Esports fell to ATK in the group stages 5-16 and are the underdogs across South African betting sites. ATK are sitting at a record winning streak of 18 and will be more than happy to push it to 19 in their best-of-three series against Energy.<\/p>\n We\u2019re off to matchday three of the ESL Meisterschaft 2020 Season 2 group stage, where we\u2019ll start seeing which teams are stepping ahead of their competitors. <\/p>\n The first matchup on Tuesday looks a tight contest between ESG and Brame in their first head-to-head battle. It\u2019ll be an interesting one to watch, as the two teams are similar in their strengths and weaknesses. We\u2019re with the Dota 2 betting sites<\/a> in backing Brame, who have won both their games so far.<\/p>\n The other clash of the day sees German betting sites favor 5 Comrades in their battle against Abfahrt, who have been in poor form lately and only registered a win on matchday two due to a foreiture.<\/p>\n After their performance over the weekend, TeamOne and Yeah Gaming progressed to secure a spot in the DreamHack Masters Winter 2020 North America main event. The two Brazilian teams are the first to join Team Liquid and Evil Geniuses in the final field.<\/p>\n We\u2019re awaiting who the final four invitations will go to, but there\u2019s still plenty of time as the main event will only kick off towards the end of November. With the four current rosters, US esports betting sites<\/a> have their odds in favor of Evil Geniuses.<\/p>\n Spag and Sons are ready to take on a new opponent in the LPL Pro Season 3 group stage. Their next contender is 4 AM, and it\u2019s looking to be an exciting clash. The two have never faced off in the past, and they match up well on paper when you compare the positions head-to-head.<\/p>\nAsia esports news<\/h2>\n
BTRG Lose Another Player<\/h3>\n
Africa esports news<\/h2>\n
ATK and Energy in Umzansi Esports League finals<\/h3>\n
Europe esports news<\/h2>\n
Dota 2: ESL Meisterschaft 2020 Season 2<\/h3>\n
South America esports news<\/h2>\n
Two Brazilian Teams Qualify For DreamHack Masters Winter<\/h3>\n
Oceania esports news<\/h2>\n
LPL Pro Season 3 Dota2<\/h3>\n