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Match China - Team Mongolia

2022 Asian Games

China1.802.10.23 07:00Bo32:1

Team Mongolia1.8

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Team MongoliaBo32 - 1W

MalaysiaBo32 - 1W

ThailandBo32 - 0W

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Team Mongolia

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Team UzbekistanBo11 - 0W

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China

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Die Teams haben in letzter Zeit nicht gegeneinander gespielt

Über das Spiel

Das Spiel China gegen Team Mongolia in der Disziplin Dota 2 wurde am 02.10.2023 at 11:00 im Format BO3 ausgetragen.

Das Spiel Dota 2 zwischen China und Team Mongolia wurde im Rahmen von 2022 Asian Games ausgetragen. Weitere Prognosen finden Sie auf der Seite mit den Prognosen.

Der Gewinner des Spiels Dota 2 war die Mannschaft China mit den Punkten 2:1 und dauerte 3 h, 56 m.

Ergebnisse aller Sitzungen von China und Team Mongolia im Fach Dota 2.

Gegner	China	Team Mongolia
EGamersWorld Bewertung	-	208
Die aktuelle Strähne	4 win	2 lose
Siege in den letzten 5 Spielen	4	3
Anzahl der Siege in den letzten 10 Spielen	4	6

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the China and Team Mongolia?

These teams have not played before

What are the predictions of the outcome of the match between China and Team Mongolia?

According to bookmakers' forecasts, China has a better chance of winning.

Bookmakers' odds:

China - 1.113
Team Mongolia - 5.95

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