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Match No Biggie - Team Merkel

World Electronic Sports Games (WESG) 2017 EU Qualifier

No Biggie1.823.11.17 11:00Bo10:1

Team Merkel1.8

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No Biggie WIN

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No Biggie

Letzte 5 Spiele

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Team Merkel

Alle sehen

MOUZBo32 - 0L

RomaniaBo10 - 1L

Baskonia eSportsBo11 - 0W

FINSTACKBo10 - 1L

No BiggieBo10 - 1W

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No Biggie

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Team Merkel

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Die Teams haben in letzter Zeit nicht gegeneinander gespielt

Über das Spiel

Das Spiel No Biggie gegen Team Merkel in der Disziplin Dota 2 wurde am 23.11.2017 at 16:00 im Format BO1 ausgetragen.

Das Spiel Dota 2 zwischen No Biggie und Team Merkel wurde im Rahmen von World Electronic Sports Games (WESG) 2017 EU Qualifier ausgetragen. Weitere Prognosen finden Sie auf der Seite mit den Prognosen.

Der Gewinner des Spiels Dota 2 war die Mannschaft Team Merkel mit den Punkten 0:1 und dauerte 0 s.

Ergebnisse aller Sitzungen von No Biggie und Team Merkel im Fach Dota 2.

Gegner	No Biggie	Team Merkel
EGamersWorld Bewertung	-	-
Die aktuelle Strähne	4 lose	2 lose
Siege in den letzten 5 Spielen	0	2
Anzahl der Siege in den letzten 10 Spielen	0	2

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the No Biggie and Team Merkel?

These teams have not played before

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