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How to Get the Valorant Pride Bundle 2023

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How to Get the Valorant Pride Bundle 2023

The Pride Month of 2023 is underway, and Valorant is excited to join in the celebration of LGBTQ+ pride with its dedicated user base. Riot Games, the developer behind Valorant, has introduced the Valorant Pride Bundle, a special offering for players within the game. By spending 0 Valorant Points (VP), players can acquire player cards, player titles, and gun buddies. It’s important to note that this exclusive bundle will only be available until June 27, so time is of the essence to claim these free rewards.

How to Get the Valorant Pride Bundle 2023 Easily Step By Step Guide

To obtain the unique items included in the 2023 Pride Bundle, players need to follow a simple step-by-step guide outlined below:

  • Step 1: Launch Valorant and Sign In
  • Step 2: Open the In-Game Store
  • Step 3: Access the Pride Bundle
  • Step 4: Explore and Choose
  • Step 5: Select Your Favorite Item
  • Step 6: Complete the Purchase

Congratulations! You now possess the newly-acquired Pride Collection rewards in Valorant, which you can proudly showcase in-game.

For those interested, below is a comprehensive list of the items featured in the 2023 Pride Collection of Valorant:

  • Pride // Twilight Card
  • Pride // Rainbow Card
  • Pride // Cotton Candy Card
  • Pride // Primary Card
  • Pride // Galactic Card
  • Pride // Sunset Card
  • Pride // Sherbet Card
  • Pride // Mint Card
  • Ally Title
  • Proud Title
  • Proud and Fierce Title
  • Pride 2022 Buddy x2

Embrace the spirit of LGBTQ+ pride with the Valorant Pride Bundle 2023 and let your support shine through in the game. Hurry and claim these exclusive rewards before they disappear. Happy gaming!

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Falcon Esports disbands MLBB roster

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Falcon Esports disbands MLBB roster

In a recent announcement, Falcon Esports, a prominent team in the MLBB esports scene, revealed that all of its players have departed from the organization. The news came as a bittersweet moment for Falcon Esports, as they expressed gratitude towards their players for their invaluable contributions. With this development, the team’s future remains uncertain, leaving fans wondering whether Falcon Esports will assemble a fresh roster or completely withdraw from the competitive MLBB scene.

The decision of Falcon Esports to part ways with its players doesn’t come as a surprise to keen observers. Earlier, during the 32nd Southeast Asian Games, the team’s roamer, Min “Naomi” Ko, hinted at their imminent departure in an Instagram post. Naomi referred to the SEA Games as their “last hurrah,” indicating a significant change on the horizon.

Despite the absence of a professional MLBB league in their country, Falcon Esports managed to establish themselves as a formidable team in Myanmar. Their impressive performances included securing the 4th place at the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 (MSC 2022) and finishing in the 5th-6th position at the M4 World Championship. Their accomplishments showcased their dedication and skill, making them a force to be reckoned with.

The MSC 2023 Myanmar qualifier proved to be a turning point for Falcon Esports. They faced tough competition from teams like Fenix Esports, who sent them to the lower bracket. Unfortunately, Falcon Esports was later eliminated from the tournament by AI Esports. Despite this setback, Falcon Esports managed to conclude their journey on a positive note by clinching the bronze medal at the 32nd SEA Games. This historic achievement marked the first-ever MLBB medal for Myanmar in this prestigious multi-sport event.

While the departure of players leaves Falcon Esports at a crossroads, fans eagerly anticipate the next phase of the organization’s journey. Currently, only Naomi has disclosed his future plans, hinting at a move to another country as an import player. As the dust settles, Falcon Esports is likely considering various options to shape their path in the ever-evolving MLBB esports landscape.

Falcon Esports bids farewell to its players, acknowledging the indelible memories created during their time together. As they embark on a new chapter, the esports community eagerly awaits Falcon Esports’ next move, hoping for continued success and triumphs in the days to come.

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Valorant Pride Cards 2023: How To Get Valorant Pride Cards Easily

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Valorant Pride Cards 2023: How To Get Valorant Pride Cards Easily

Celebrating Pride month, Riot Games has introduced new elements to honour the LGBTQIA+ community in all of its games, including VALORANT. This year, they have reintroduced Pride cards and other Pride-themed skins items like gun buddies.

Riot has smartly brought back something from recent years which is generally perceived well by the community. Although it is not official, we can expect said items to hit the game in the coming hours/days.

Even though it is pretty straightforward to get your hands on these items unless you know how to. In this article, we explore how you can get yourself some Pride months-specific skins and cards.

How to get Pride cards on the VALORANT profile?

  • Head over to the Store in Valorant.
  • Pick the Pride bundle of your choice from the collection.
  • Checkout and you will find the price to be 0.
  • Upon, making the purchase, the items will be added to your account.

The steps are written in accordance with last year’s process but it is more than likely that Riot doesn’t change how said items are redeemed.

Pride months inject a sense of freedom into the LGBTQ+ community, it brings us together as a community where we can be our true selves and express the feelings buried deep inside our hearts. Organisations such as Riot coming forward to support speaks volumes and each step helps create a better world for everyone.

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What is Angle Snapping in Valorant?

Bharat Kotwani
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What is Angle Snapping in Valorant?

Angle Snapping can help players maintain crosshair levels when shifting the cursor. Angle Snapping can be enabled in the softwares which is often embedded by the manufacturers of the specific mouse brand. 

Industry-standard mouse softwares can help players shoot headshots faster and better. Download the software from your brand’s website, which is user-friendly and easy to configure. 

What is Angle Snapping in Valorant?

Angle Snapping allows players to move their mouse in a lateral position. This feature stabilizes the crosshair for headshots during small jerks and positioning instabilities.

Your mouse’s angle-snapping function is an external add-on. It’s an efficient aid for keeping your aim steady as you switch targets with a wrist twist. 

There is no angle-snapping option in VALORANT’s menus; you’ll need to break into the bundled software which comes with your gaming mouse. It won’t take you long to locate the angle-snapping option in the options. 

Most high-end gaming mice, and typically those of S-tier leaders of the industry, have the unique feature of “Angle Snapping,” which helps stabilize movement and keeps the cursor moving in a straight line even if the user moves their arm slightly.

If we use an example, we can spot Angle Snapping in Corsair’s software which goes by the name “iCue”

By disregarding erratic hand movements, it is able to accurately anticipate where the mouse will go next. In-game accuracy can be improved by activating this function, and it’s also helpful for players of all skill levels.

While Angle Snapping is not a configurable option in Valorant, it can be activated via the mouse’s manufacturer’s bundled software. Players may find that the option is greyed out or completely missing from the software, indicating that it is incompatible with the mouse.

Angel Snapping can currently be accessed if you have  purchased your gaming mouse from the brands listed below: 

  • Republic of Gamers
  • Lioncast
  • Corsair

Angel Snapping exclusively requires using bundled software as mentioned above and is not a part of Valorant’s available features. We highly recommend players to install the bundled softwares and not other third-party ones as they might conflict with the game’s anti-cheat resulting in a permanent ban.

Valorant: Is Angle Snapping Bannable?

While Angle Snapping can certainly be used to gain an unfair advantage over your opponents, it can’t get you banned from Valorant. It isn’t regarded as an aim assisted by Vanguard, which is why it doesn’t get detected as a cheat.

Also, it goes without saying that Angle Snapping alone can’t make you a better Valorant player. You still need to practice regularly if you want to be able to hit consistent flicks in the game. However, it can help you if you’re struggling with keeping your mouse movements horizontal and maintaining your crosshair at head level.

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Orangutan continue their winning streak beating True Rippers in VCL SA Split 2

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Orangutan continue their winning streak beating True Rippers in VCL SA Split 2

True Rippers will now face Revenant Esports again as Orangutan push them off to the lower bracket, winning 2-0 even after True Rippers finish a close half of 6-6 and 5-7 on both maps.

True Rippers Roster and Lineup

The roster of True Rippers consists of Saaransh “Whimp” Dang as the IGL, Shravana “Techno” Sahoo, Chogyal “Kaizen” Bhutia, Philip “Aryu” Vergara, Nereus “d1srupt” Lico and Aditya “Pixelzz” Gulhane(Sub).

Orangutan Esports Roster and Lineup

Orangutan Esports is a team of skilled players led by Sabyasachi “Antidote” Bose as IGL, Akram “Rawfiul” Virani, Rishi “RvK” Vijayakumar, Azis “azys” Nandang, Jm “tesseract” Ignacio, and Rajiv “LeVi” Satpute (Sub).

Map Veto and Selection

True Rippers banned Ascent and Orangutan banned Lotus. Pearl and Bind were picked respectively. Fracture and Split were banned and Haven was the deciding map.

Match Recap

TR won the pistol on Pearl, as well as the anti-eco round as Kaizen got a quad kill on his Bulldog. They lost their bonus round as Rawfiul got a triple kill to get the round for OG. Round 5 was a thrifty win by OG as Tesseract won a 1v3 clutch with a Guardian. Round 9 saw another quad kill by Tesseract to bring the score to 4-5. Round 11 was a thrifty win from TR to give them the lead again. OG closed the half at 6-6. 

OG won the second pistol round as well as the anti-eco round but they lost the bonus as Techno got a quad kill and the defuse to secure the round. Round 20 saw a huge win by TR as a lot of ultimates were invested in the round and TR had only won one round of 8 rounds in the second half and Whimp got a triple kill to defend the spike defuser. OG finished the map at 13-8, dropping only two rounds in their attacking half.

Bind started by D1srupt’s triple kill on the pistol round and winning the anti-eco round as well. OG won the full buy round and the next round to equalize the score at 2-2. Round 7 saw a thrifty win by TR as Techno clutched a 1v3. Round 8 again saw a good round by Tesseract as he got a quad kill on a mere 15 hp to lead 5-3. OG managed to finish the half at 7-5 in their favor.

OG won the second pistol as well as the anti-eco round. They even won the bonus round even though D1srupt got quad kills. In Round 16, Whimp got two entry kills putting TR in a 5v3 situation but Rawfiul turned the tables with his quad kill on low hp. Round 18 was the first win by TR in the second half as Techno got a 4k clutch to get the score of 6-12. Round 19 was another win by TR as Whimp got an essential triple kill. Round 20 was a 2v4 clutch by OG as RVK got 2 kills and Azys won the last 1v1 to end the map at 13-7. 

Azys was the MVP as his KDA was 43/25/8 in two maps.

True Rippers will now face Reckoning Esports in the lower bracket on 5th June and Orangutan will proceed to the Upper Bracket Finals.

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Grace Van Dien and FaZe Clan Twitch Controversy Explained

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Grace Van Dien and FaZe Clan Twitch Controversy Explained

Renowned North American esports organization FaZe Clan has recently found itself amid a heap of controversy after owner Nordan “Rain” Shat raised some concerns about the organization’s latest signing. Actor-turned-streamer Grace Van Dien is known for her role in the TV series ‘Stranger Things’. Following some leaks from Rain himself, she officially signed with FaZe Clan as a content creator on May 26, 2023, and the news was met with mixed reactions from the internet.

Rain initially leaked the signing of Van Dien on May 18, and claimed that the only reason behind her signing is because she had played Chrissy Cunningham on Stranger Things. 

“Spoiler alert it’s Grace and the only reasoning I heard was cuz she was on one episode of stranger things,” Rain said in a Tweet when leaking the signing of Van Dien.

Van Dien responded to Rain during one of her own live streams on Twitch.

“I’m sorry sir, were you in the meeting with us? Were you there?” the 26-year-old said.“No, I’ve never f**king met you and that is not why FaZe signed me. That is definitely how I got the meeting, yes, I will give that credit. That is how I got the meeting.”

“But, that is absolutely not why I’ve signed. The things that we spoke about in the meeting are why I have. So, get f**king wrecked to everyone saying that, to Rain saying that. Like, you weren’t there, you have no idea.”

Rain proceeded to reply to her in one of his own live streams. “You’re excruciatingly mid who I would never let touch me on my drunkest nights,” he said towards the end.

When called out on his remarks, Rain admitted that he shouldn’t have said that. 

“I actually feel really bad, I wasn’t being serious and I shouldn’t have said that last part,” Rain explained. “I edited it out at first but it just didn’t hit without it lmfao.“

“I already contacted Grace and Ima talk to her and apologize, I have zero problems with her,” Rain continued. “She’s not the problem and I don’t want anyone thinking that or any of this to distract what the real point of all this is.”

Following several days of arguing online, the two finally decided to meet up on May 30th in an attempt to resolve the issue. The video capturing their interaction was posted by Rain on his YouTube channel.

While the conversation between Rain and Grace appeared to have started off on the right foot, things swiftly took a turn for the worse and towards the end of the video, Grace left the room in tears and said that she would leave FaZe if the video was uploaded on the internet.

A day after the incident, the official Twitter handle of FaZe Clan came to the defense of Grace.

“FaZe is no stranger to contrasting viewpoints and passionate opinions on the future of the brand.” the org said in a statement. “Recruitment has always drawn that out. But make no mistake, the mistreatment of our newest member is in no way OK. Grace joined in hopes to bring her voice to FaZe & we stand by her.”

Another day later, Grace made her Twitter account private and changed her bio from ‘faze bluefille’ to simply ‘bluefille.’

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Valorant pro SicK apologises and seeks therapy for “offensive” tweets

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Valorant pro SicK apologises and seeks therapy for “offensive” tweets

According to an earlier report by DotEsports, Hunter “SicK” Mims of Sentinels Valorant was earlier taken into custody. So far, there has been no official word regarding the 24-year-old’s release. Mims is being held on a $5000 USD bond after being charged with a Class B misdemeanor as he was held in Dallas, Texas at the Collin County Jail. 

After his tweet about a confrontation at a Ferrari dealership, Mims was eventually taken into custody by local law enforcement officers. According to the report surfaced by Dot, Mims remained at the dealership yet after being asked to leave the premises. He too added that the cops were summoned upon Mims calling the place to be “disrespectful”.

He was later arrested for the second time in three months, the second time on charges of criminal trespassing.

SicK was “arrested again… for criminal trespassing, the same charge as before,” journalist George Geddes wrote on May 8 of this year, detailing the star’s second arrest on this same charge. Dot Esports was able to verify the charge by consulting the Collin County court records.

A little over two months ago, SicK was also accused of the same offence. The VALORANT pro was arrested on March 4, 2023, for committing a Class B Misdemeanour for remaining in a Ferrari showroom after being asked to leave.

SicK apologized for his insensitive tweets and his prior behavior in an open post on his Twitter account. He expressed regret for any hurt he may have caused and agreed that the controversial comments should be removed. SicK admitted in all modesty that the road ahead of him to self-improvement would be long and difficult. 

“Over the past weeks I’m sure you’ve all seen some of my posts on social media,” he said on June 1, addressing the many tweets he has made of late. “Many of my comments went too far and I apologize for any offensive comments and I’ll be deleting those posts to address this issue.” 

SicK sent a heartfelt apology for his inappropriate tweets, detailing his life and addressing the issues he’s been facing since they were tweeted out. He apologized profusely for any hurt he may have caused and understood the urgency of removing the controversial comments. 

He concluded by adding, “This will be a long journey so I anticipate that I’ll continue to make some missteps, but I appreciate the support as I try to work through all this.”

It is definitely too early to determine whether this means a return to the Sentinels’ active Valorant squad. If SicK stays on Sentinels as a content developer in the future, he won’t be the only former pro on the team who is still under contract with the organization.

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Shocking Upsets at BGMI Rising 2023: Team Mortal and Team Ghatak Knocked Out

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Shocking Upsets at BGMI Rising 2023: Team Mortal and Team Ghatak Knocked Out

The excitement of the BGMI Rising 2023 launch party continued on its second day with the elimination of 32 sides, including prominent teams like Team Mortal and Team Ghatak. This four-day event is divided into three stages, starting with the Round of 64, followed by the semifinals. Only 32 out of the initial 64 teams have managed to qualify, setting the stage for an intense battle among the remaining competitors on Sunday, June 4.

The Three Stages of the BGMI Rising Event

The BGMI Rising event unfolds in three stages, each more challenging than the last. The Round of 64 acts as the initial screening phase, where teams compete to secure a place in the semifinals. Following this, the top eight sides from each group move on to the Semifinals, while the remaining squads bid farewell to the event. In the Semifinals, the qualified teams face off against each other in over seven matches, including two challenge battles. This rigorous phase determines the final 16 teams advancing to the Rising Finals.

Semifinals: The Battle among the Top Eight Teams

As the BGMI Rising event progresses, the top eight teams from each group are set to engage in fierce competition during the Semifinals. These highly skilled squads will showcase their strategies and gameplay in a series of matches, vying for a spot in the coveted Rising Finals. With each team hungry for victory, the competition promises to be exhilarating and closely contested.

Team Mortal’s Disappointing Performance in the Early Stage

In an unexpected turn of events, Team Mortal, part of Group A, faced an early exit from the BGMI Rising contest. Despite boasting a star-studded lineup featuring BGMI star creators Mortal, Regaltos, Aman, and Viper, they could only manage to secure one frag point and nine and a half placement points, placing them sixteenth within their group. Their journey started with a lackluster performance, and unfortunately, their chances further dwindled when Apollo from Team Sensei eliminated Aman and Regaltos in the first game. In the second classic match, Team Cyber Squad dealt the final blow, eliminating them without scoring any points in the Bootcamp area of Sanhok.

Ghatak and Squad’s Close Departure from the BGMI Event

Another notable departure from the BGMI Rising event was Ghatak and his squad consisting of Blind Joker, Spower, and Sayyam. Their journey took an unfortunate turn in their first match on Sanhok, where they found themselves chasing the circle, ultimately resulting in an early exit. However, a commendable performance in the second classic map propelled them to the third position, securing a 10th-place finish overall. They managed to eliminate nine enemies and accumulate 28 placement points, bringing their total to 37 points. Regrettably, their efforts fell short of qualifying for the semifinals.

The BGMI Rising event boasts an impressive prize pool of 10 Lakhs INR, making it an enticing competition for teams and players. The winning team will be awarded 2.5 Lakhs INR, followed by 1.5 Lakhs INR for the second-place team and 1 Lakh INR for the third-place team. With such substantial rewards up for grabs, the intensity and determination of the participating teams are at an all-time high.

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Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) Returns with Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) in 2023

Divyesh Moghe
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Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) Returns with Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) in 2023

The Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) is making a grand comeback in 2023, and this time it’s featuring India’s beloved battle royale title, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI). From June 9 to 18, twenty-four of the best squads in the country will compete in the tournament, vying for both glory and a share of the impressive Rs. 25,00,000 prize pool.

Embracing the return of BGMI, Shiva Nandy, the Founder and CEO of Skyesports, expressed his excitement about showcasing the immense talent and passion within the Indian esports community through one of their most iconic IPs, the Skyesports Champions Series. This tournament will provide a platform for India’s top squads to engage in fierce battles within a top-tier competitive environment, all for the chance to claim a significant share of the Rs. 25,00,000 prize pool. This inclusion of BGMI in their tournament lineup demonstrates Skyesports’ commitment to continuously delivering exciting events across a wide range of games for their diverse audience.

SCS BGMI The Schedule and Format

The Skyesports Champions Series will be conducted online, taking place from June 9 to 18. Prior to the main event, Skyesports will host the qualifiers on June 7 and 8. In this preliminary stage, 18 invited teams will compete, with the top six teams progressing to the semifinals.

The SCS – BGMI semifinals will be held from June 9 to 13. The six qualifying teams will face off against 18 invited squads, divided into three groups of eight teams each. Finally, the top 16 teams will advance to the Grand Finals, scheduled from June 14 to 18. It is during this thrilling phase that the ultimate champions of the inaugural Skyesports Champions Series – BGMI will be crowned.

Here is a breakdown of the tournament schedule:

  • SCS Qualifiers: June 7 and 8
  • SCS Semifinals: June 9 to 13
  • SCS Finals: June 14 to 18

The invited teams for the Skyesports Champions Series include renowned names such as S8UL, Godlike Esports, Revenant Esports, Gods Reign, 7Sea Esports, Marcos Gaming, Team Tamilas, Blind Esports, and Reckoning Esports, among others. For the complete list of participating teams, stay tuned to Skyesports’ Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter handles. The tournament will be broadcasted live on the Skyesports YouTube channel, with six matches taking place each day, starting from 1 PM IST onwards.

Skyesports’ Stature in BGMI Esports

Skyesports has emerged as a leading organizer of original IP tournaments for BGMI ever since the game’s release in June 2021. The Skyesports Championship 4.0 – BGMI, held in September 2021, was one of the game’s earliest major tournaments and achieved a record-breaking peak viewership of 221,000. Furthermore, the Skyesports Grand Slam in early 2022 also garnered impressive viewership numbers, reaching a peak of over 150,000 viewers.

The SCS – BGMI marks the first of many online and offline esports tournaments that Skyesports has planned for the mobile battle royale community in India. Like their efforts in other games, Skyesports aims to establish a well-structured roadmap for BGMI esports.

In an exciting development, the top two teams from the Skyesports Champions Series (SCS) will receive invitations to the Skyesports Championship 5.0 Finale, which will be a LAN event taking place later this year.

Looking back, the inaugural season of the Skyesports Champions Series, held last year, featured VALORANT in partnership with Riot Games. As part of the road to VCT 2022, this tournament provided a platform for South Asian teams to represent the region internationally.

The return of the Skyesports Champions Series, now featuring BGMI, promises an electrifying competition for both players and fans alike. It serves as a testament to the growing influence and popularity of esports in India, and Skyesports’ commitment to delivering exceptional gaming experiences to their dedicated audience.

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God’s Reign send Reckoning Esports to the lower bracket in VCL SA Split 2

Mrinal Baranwal
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God’s Reign send Reckoning Esports to the lower bracket in VCL SA Split 2

God’s Reign set a statement as they took down Reckoning Esports in a three-map series, winning 2-1 against them.

God’s Reign Esports Roster and Lineup

The roster of God’s Reign consists of Vibhor “Vibhor” Vaid as IGL,Simar “psy” Sethi, Aman “Hoax” Yadav, Nick “tixx” Quinn, Kale “autumn” Dunne and Garvit “Ember” Nehra(Sub).

Reckoning Esports Roster and Lineup

Reckoning Esports had a talented lineup of Harsh “Harshhh” Arora as IGL, Saksham “Deadly10” Aurangabadkar, Jit “Tryst” Dutta, Daniil “flabben” Merzlyakov, Aleksandr “hvoya” Eremin and  Varun “Mast3r” Menon.

Map Veto and Selection

Split was banned by Reckoning Esports and Pearl was banned by God’s Reign. Ascent and Haven were picked. Fracture and Lotus were banned again to make the decider map Bind.

Match Recap

RGE won the opening round in Ascent but lost a thrifty anti-eco round to GDR. Tixx got a quad kill in Round 4 and GDR got a lead of 3-1. RGE got a flawless Round 5. Psydreams got a 1v2 clutch and Hvoya got a quad kill and Flabben got a 1v2 clutch to close the half at 6-6.

GDR won the second pistol as Autumn hit an Ace with his ghost. They won the anti-eco as well as the bonus round, leading 9-6. RGE won round 18 and that was it as GDR closed the map at 13-7, giving away only one round the entire second half.

Haven started with RGE winning the pistol and the anti-eco round. GDR won the full buy round as Autumn got a quad kill. RGE led the map as Hvoya got a quad kill and a 2v4 clutch in round 8, leading 6-2. RGE managed to close the half at 8-4, as Hvoya got a triple kill again in round 12.

RGE won the second pistol as Harshhh got a triple-kill clutch to defend the spike defuse. They won the anti-eco round but lost the bonus. GDR almost made the comeback but fortunately, RGE managed to close the map at 13-10, taking the series to the third map.

RGE started Bind in their favor by winning the pistol and anti-eco round. They lost the bonus but won two more consecutive rounds, leading 4-1. GDR converted a thrifty win in Round 6. RGE led 6-2 but GDR managed to recover and closed the half at 6-6. 

GDR dominated the second half as they did not drop a single round and finished the third map at 13-6, winning the series 2-1.

God’s Reign will now meet Aster Army in the Semi-Finals on 4th June 2023, Sunday at 5 PM.

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