It's so out of place to see NaVi in that tournament, but it's a good opportunity for them to recover their form after losing too many games recently.

For the FPG2, i'm hoping we get the MongolZ and Team Falcons in the final since I think the MongolZ is the only team capable of stopping Team Falcons tomorrow.

There's also the LoL playoffs resuming earlier with HLE sweeping KT in the LCK region to secure a spot in the grand final, while in the LPL, TES managed to set up a rematch against BLG after beating AL in the lower final.

Wow! Would have missed these two tournaments for CS2 because nobody was discussing about them in here. Going to bet on some in the Fissure now,
So thanks for that rohang!

Looking forward to see how Mongolz will come back after that complete reckoning they had in the grand finals around a month ago.
So it will be good to see how they handle themselves now in this new tournament. Sounds like they are in the play-offs at this time so they must of adjusted from that major loss and have bounced back nicely.

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Glad to hear that MOUZ are back in DOTA2 and it sounds like they are having a successful time in reforming their team with those former Gaimin Gladiator players.

Rembemer when this happened with brazilian teams in esl rio where the crowd gave information and the community said only brazilians did this? So sad that many fans around the world will cheat for their team and think this is ok. I'm glad to see furia in the finals and fallen doind good even at this age and after so many years playing professionally.

Big LAN finals for 2 CS tournaments today - starseries and Fissure

Navi already won starseries beating NIP 2-0

In fissure there is mongolz vs furia, currently 1-1 with very close first two maps

Currently on nuke third map furia is up 7-2, if they win it will be a big trophy for them and fallen after many many years

And a disappointing loss for mongolz just after they reached #1 in valve rankings  

Look at the video for a very bad case: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/1nm3p7u/the_crowd_cheating_everyone_is_talking_about/

The player wriggles the cross hair very badly so the crowd can make noise. And the headset is not enough to block everything. If the crowd is quiet and suddenly they start screaming when you move your crosshair, you can know they are giving you the information.

Which brazilian team got banned for many years? I don't know about this.

I think nothing happened with Team Falcons and I don't remember any team getting banned for doing something like this. Valve knows what happened because they turned off the x ray on the arena but they should at least fine the players so they understand that this is cheating and very bad one

The one I must of been thinking of was the word document executable that was loaded on a players computer so to see through walls during the tournament they were playing in until they were caught.
Believe that it was Forsaken who I must of thought was Brazilian but then remembered there was a coach that were signaling his players from seeing where the other team's players were on the map. Maybe he was part of that team from Brazil. It was so many years ago so the exact specifics are vague.

While searching out the information came across this video of pro-cs players caught:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi9FraAfkRg

The player to the left I think is Forsaken from that splash screen of the video I highlighted from youtube above.
According to this reddit post he was banned for 5 years it was from a year ago:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/1fkcr5o/today_is_the_end_of_forsakens_5_year_bn_on_valve

Heard there is alot of matchfixing in dota2 especially in asia professional tournaments. But then again, I am not so much into watching that region of dota gameplay so not too certain of those who say it is happening.

Yep , they are currently playing against Navi and it looks like it will be a quick 2-0 for Navi and once again Mouz will most likely fail to qualify for a major tournament and this org really tries to create a strong Dota 2 team like the one they have in CS2 but we all know Dota is way harder to make your way towards Tier 1.

The good thing is that OG looks decent after 2 years with currently playing against Zero Tenacity and I think it will be 2-0 for OG.