Can't really blame Guma if he wants to leave and explore his options. Maybe he received some good offers from other teams as a free agent, since they knew that his contract with T1 is ending. He's already won Worlds in three consecutive years, and even got Finals MVP. When you've reached the top multiple times, you no longer have anything else to prove.

At first I thought they would go with Smash, but these are the current rumors from Sheep Esports:

• Peyz set to join T1
• Gumayusi expected to join Hanwa Life Esports
• Smash expected to join Dplus KIA

I also saw something funny in reddit about Gumayusi joining HLE

While browsing through Liquipedia for my pickems, I managed to find s1mple and friends facing Parivision for a spot in the ESL Pro League, and they got rolled. 

They're close to forcing OT in the first map, but one small mistake gave Parivision the chance to close it out in regulation.



With HLE willing to spend that much money to bring in good players, it's definitely possible unless the other players prefer to stick with what's been working for them.

I caught those losses in both CS2 and Dota tournaments, but in the other two, I had no idea, as I didn't follow their esports scene. Still, that's an unusual coincidence, and it shows that each scene is very competitive.

Things are also getting interesting in PGL Wallachia S6 as the next three qualified teams were OG, Parivision, and Mouz. It's no surprise for Parivision to make it, but the other two are a bit surprising, knowing Mouz is missing two of their players, and OG was always the underdog in every series they played.

Yeah there is really no reason for him to stay there. Probably it was due to him being benched before, I personally would be so pissed off as well if I am benched especially after winning 2 Worlds. Aside from that, Faker would take all the spotlight from all other players in T1 so yeah playing on another team with higher wage would be the best decision


Gotcha, gonna focus on dota2 for this week then

The stomp from Parivision was expected as i've heard that the team was bootcamping for quite a while in preparation for the upcoming major.

He's still getting paid a decent amount, so I doubt he'll retire soon. For now, it feels like they're just letting things pass so they can replace the other players one by one without decaying their VRS points.

They can still pay for his requested amount to be playing for a lower tiered team? Well they are sponsored by name of a cryptocasino, so why not.

Parivision must of been preparing for this matchup for quite awhile then. They finished them very easily in a blanking of maps.

@boltz
This is part of the matchup during the worlds for DOTA2 right?

Guma having issues with T1 management, well if they can't protect his mental health then choosing peace is sometimes the best decision. I think it's worth it for me, I don't want to get stressed in a team where its fan is very toxic and the management aren't doing anything to stop it. And let's be honest, Peyz is really a good ADC too, maybe T1 is eyeing for a stacked team, if a good player adapted how T1 circus playstyle, you know it's gonna be a domination. Yep, faker already had a million-dollar contract before the LCK implemented the salary cap, that's why all the money are going to faker's pocket.

Also, HLE already announced Guma as their ADC and Kanavi as jungler, another stacked team.


Well, they had a good run. Also, it's their first so give it a time to polish the playstyle and comeback with a good gameplay in next tournament. SEA are now active again, OG peenoise LFG.

Yes!
Mouz was able to beat Team Spirit hand on hand in the grand finals. It's a 3-2 series so it means that it's a very close fight and well played for both teams. While there were some maps that are one sided and you know who's going to win. While the Blast Slam IV was a month ago, the OG roster and beating the other good teams also been hype. All of the matches were crazy and it ended that everyone enjoyed even if some of my bets have lost, I've won this grand finals though, they're all worth it.

After the PGL Wallachia Season 6 yesterday. We have a quick start again by tomorrow for dota 2 fans and bettors, and that's the Blast Slam V. Just after the IV and its success, we're quickly moving to the next phase of it which is the V. Here are the participating teams on this tournament and I think that everyone knows or have the same opinion that the underdog here is the team of Execration.