TSGs try with Aggroup EG had a lot to do with the strangeness of the comp, as rogue/lock/shaman is a really rare group these life and with state existence real calculating to end, it actually does real substantially against cleaves. Wow gold. I do not cogitate they module tally the aforesaid problem against SK-USs RMP, but Realz calls his shots differently from any separate RMP in the gallinacean. If it was exclusive one set I would bed gave TSG a 60-40 margin but because they tally to win two sets in a row, I am gift them a 50-50 city.

Knowing Realz they will most likely try what they did against Emazing before, pressure Zilea early to force him to cough up trinket/bubble and freedom himself, with Pookz CCing the warrior/DK to reduce pressure, and possibly set up a warrior kill or even paladin kill later in the game. TSG will of course play cleave like the way it is supposed to be as the number one team on SK-100 3v3, brutal and effective priest trains with swap opportunities on mage/rogue here and there.

Wow gold, SK-US did exactly what I thought they would do but I did not think they can pull it off on Ring of Valor. Big pressure on Zilea at start to force bubble with Pookz controlling one of the two DPSs, and CCed him after he came out of bubble to score a kill on the DK. The pressure on Zilea is huge as it prevents him from having the globals to remove sheeps/roots of Wow gold.

Knowing they can not leave the most dangerous American mage open, TSG pressured Pookz the SK mage all game in game 2. Without his help Enforcer could not make Zilea coughing up his bubble, and Zilea did a magnificent job kiting him behind pillars, dishing out freedom/cleanse on his melee, on top of avoiding counterspells and shatters. A great adjustment by TSG, how will SK react which the series tied 1-1?