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Mecz MAG.Yolo - Fly Rabbit

ESL One Birmingham 2024 China Open Qualifier 2

MAG.Yolo1.825.01.24 01:00Bo32:0

Fly Rabbit1.8

Przegląd
Strumienie
Statystyki meczu
Wskazówki
Szanse
Składy
Head to Head

Wytypuj wynik meczu i zgarnij nagrodę!

MAG.Yolo WIN

Fly Rabbit WIN

Składy drużyn

MAG.Yolo

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Fly Rabbit

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Ostatnie mecze

MAG.Yolo

Team Zero (CN)Bo30 - 1W

The goal of all life is deathBo32 - 1W

Ostatnie 5 meczów

Ostatnie 10 meczów

Fly Rabbit

Zobacz wszystkie

MAG.YoloBo32 - 0L

Team TrustBo32 - 1L

Ostatnie 5 meczów

Ostatnie 10 meczów

Head to Head

MAG.Yolo

Wins

Fly Rabbit

Wins

Drużyny nie grały ze sobą w ostatnim czasie

Informacje o meczu

Mecz MAG.Yolo vs Fly Rabbit w dyscyplinie Dota 2 odbył się w dniu 25.01.2024 at 06:00 w formacie BO3.

Mecz Dota 2 pomiędzy MAG.Yolo a Fly Rabbit odbył się w ramach ESL One Birmingham 2024 China Open Qualifier 2. Więcej przewidywań można znaleźć na stronie przewidywań.

Zwycięzcą meczu Dota 2 została drużyna MAG.Yolo z wynikiem 2:0 i trwała 6 h, 0 m.

Wyniki wszystkich spotkań MAG.Yolo i Fly Rabbit w dyscyplinie Dota 2.

Przeciwnicy	MAG.Yolo	Fly Rabbit
Ocena EGamersWorld	-	-
Obecna passa	1 lose	2 lose
Zwycięstwa w ostatnich 5 meczach	3	0
Liczba zwycięstw w ostatnich 10 meczach	5	0

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the MAG.Yolo and Fly Rabbit?

These teams have not played before

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