Bren Esports of the Philippines figures in ties with the Yangon Galacticos of Myanmar and Rimo Batara of Indonesia to end the elimination round.
DRAW. Bren Esports of the Philippines redeems itself against Rimo Batara of Indonesia to end their two-game series tied. Screenshot from YouTube/@Razer
Undefeated in its first two assignments, Bren Esports figured in ties with the Yangon Galacticos of Myanmar and Rimo Batara of Indonesia to end the elimination round with 8 points in Group B. Bren Esports, though, could have easily secured its spot in the upper bracket finals had it not taken Rimo Batara lightly in Game 1 of their two-game series.
But Bren Esports, despite Pheww pulling off an unorthodox pick with Alice, redeemed itself in the second game by finishing off Rimo Batara in just less than 13 minutes behind teen prodigy KarlTzy.
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