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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MSC_2022_official_logo-1-300x169.webp">After the conclusion of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 group stage (MSC 2022), the playoffs will now commence on June 14.Eight teams, RSG PH, Smart Omega, Todak, Orange Esports, EVOS SG, RSG SG, RRQ Hoshi, and Falcon Esports came out on top. They will now begin their quest to become the best team in the region by conquering the playoffs.In the playoffs, Moonton decided to hold a draw for the eight qualified teams. All eight will start in the upper bracket and work their way from there. Here are the draw results for this year’s MSC.</ul></ul><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MSC_2022_playoffs_day_1_results-62a7e338dd4db-1024x576.webp">MPL PH Season 9 champion will face the only non-MPL team in the playoffs, Myanmar’s Falcon Esports. On the other side, MPL SG Season 3 champion RSG SG will take on Malaysia’s Orange Esports.Malaysia’s powerhouse team Todak will go head-to-head with the MSC 2021 defending champion, Smart Omega. Lastly, EVOS SG will fight RRQ Hoshi in the final match of the day.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MSC_2022_Malaysia-1024x576.webp">Here is the complete schedule for the first day of playoffs happening on June 14.Check out ONE Esports’ Facebook page for more updates.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Jules Elona &nbspONEESPORTS &nbsp2022-06-14 01:11:00</div></div>

After the conclusion of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 group stage (MSC 2022), the playoffs will now commence on June 14.Eight teams, RSG PH, Smart Omega, Todak, Orange Esports,...

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_Clint-300x169.jpg">Clint is currently one of the most-picked marksman heroes in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Known for his insane early damage, the West Justice counters nearly every marksman in the laning phase of the game.His first skill, Quick Draw, is one of the most lethal harass skills in the game. Chances are that you’ll have to tower hug in the first five minutes of the game when you’re up against him in the laning phase, at least until backup arrives.A skilled Clint player can give anyone a hard time in ranked matches, but there are ways to counter-pick against him. Here are three heroes who can give you a good chance against the West Justice.</ul></ul><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_Beatrix-1024x576.jpg">Beatrix is the most popular marksman hero right now, and with good reason. She has four different guns that cater to different situations, making her a solid flex pick in the game.Against Clint, Beatrix can go with her sniper rifle, Renner. The range of the gun allows her to deal damage from afar, avoiding Clint’s skills, which have a much shorter range. If he gets close, Beatrix can simply dash away with Tactical Reposition.However, Beatrix creates more of a skill-based matchup. Hitting an enemy with Renner does take a bit of practice, but she’s the best option you’ve got if you’re going up against Clint in the gold lane.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_Harley-1024x576.jpg">Harley is the most annoying mage to play against, especially if you are a marksman who has little to no mobility. Clint doesn’t have any reliable dash skills, making him vulnerable to Harley’s Deadly Magic and Poker Trick combo.If the cowboy tries to fight back, Harley can teleport away with Space Escape. One good way to tackle Clint is to use Harley’s Deadly Magic ultimate in combination with Poker Trick and Space Escape.Deadly Magic casts a ring of fire on an enemy hero, which will remain for four seconds. Once the ring’s duration is over, the affected hero will lose health based on the damage Harley and his allies inflict during its duration.Harley can cast Space Escape to get close, use Deadly Magic and Poker Trick to inflict burst damage, then return to his original position again with Space Escape. This is almost always a sure kill unless the enemy hero builds Winter Truncheon, which is hardly recommended for a marksman hero.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MobileLegends_Belerick.jpg">Belerick is the tank you don’t want to face if you rely on basic attacks. The Guard of Nature is a walking Blade Armor with his passive, Deadly Thorns, which releases thorns around him that deal damage every time he receives damage.His first skill, Ancient Seed, also taunts enemies caught in the area. If you are up against Clint, building Blade Mail and Antique Cuirass are enough to give him a hard time when dealing damage. Belerick may not be a top-tier pick in the current meta, but he remains a strong choice against heroes with high attack speed and damage like the fast-shooting gunslinger.Follow ONE Esports on Facebook for more MLBB news, updates, and guides.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Jules Elona &nbspONEESPORTS &nbsp2022-05-17 19:36:00</div></div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Many League of Legends esports fans expected the all-Korean LCK winter Worlds 2022 final to go 3-1 in T1’s favor, but DRX, against all odds, edged them out 3-2 in a thrilling best-of-five series.The fourth seed LCK underdogs, who started their journey in the Play-Ins (where they changed their cash to the wrong currency), added another shocking upset to their streak. After qualifying for the Knockout Stage, they then went on to defeat the Worlds 2021 champions Edward Gaming 3-2 in the quarterfinals, and LCK Summer champion Gen.G 3-1 in the semifinals.Pitted against T1 in the final, the anime arc saw former Mapo High School mates Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok and Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu on opposite sides of the Rift. They debuted at the same time in 2013 and almost 10 years later, Faker has three championship titles to his name while the other had none.Today, Deft finally achieved his lifelong dream, and won his first-ever world championship with DRX.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_DRX_handpose-1024x576.webp">T1 dominated game one with Faker leading the way on his signature champion, Azir. Top laner Choi “Zeus” Woo-je was also having a good time on comfort champion, Yone, while Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong poked on Varus. These three champions were key in helping them push past JD Gaming in the semifinals one week ago.Undeterred, DRX drafted Heimerdinger support a second time for Cho “BeryL” Geon-hee and continued to empower mid laner Kim “Zeka” Geon-woo on Sylas. The key difference was that they were on blue side, which allowed them to first pick Varus. T1 responded with Ashe and Lux support to match his range at bot.Both teams kept it competitive, with T1 even securing the Ocean Dragon Soul. At the 45-minute mark, they started Baron, but DRX were so smart in how they approached the 4v4 — Hwang “Kingen” Seong-hoon’s Camille came in from top side, while Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon’s Viego pincered from the other.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=OpenGracefulDurianDogFace-3RDNQ0_9WPsXxag3&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Meanwhile, Deft’s Varus positioned himself in the jungle across the river, completely untouched throughout the fight, which allowed him to deal maximum damage. Taking down four, they ran straight down mid to even out the series.T1’s game three win will go down in history books but not for the reasons one might expect. DRX were in control of the game, leading in kills, but while they were doing Baron at the 24th minute with Smite available and Kalista on their team, out of nowhere, jungler Mun “Oner” Hyeon-jun strolled into the pit and smited it.With the buff, T1 swung the tempo and gold in their favor. Just six minutes later when DRX committed to the second Baron, Pyosik unfortunately smited too early and did not coordinate with Deft. At the very last second, Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong’s Piercing Arrow stole it a second time.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=BlazingAntediluvianAyeayeSSSsss-IxYOnLX4S8-sT9aO&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>LoL viewers wondered how tilted DRX might have felt after that, but judging from their performance, they had managed to compose themselves and play a slow and steady game four. This time, Zeka got his hands on Azir, while Deft continued playing Varus alongside BeryL’s Renata Glasc.T1 innovated with Soraka support, which was a strong pick in the laning phase. Despite shutting down DRX’s bot lane early, Pysoik’s Maokai, Kingen’s Aatrox, and game-changing ultimates from Zeka led them to a decisive 28:44 win, the fastest game this series.Down to silver scrapes, game five’s draft went surprisingly in DRX’s favor. T1 first picked Karma, giving two power picks over to DRX on red: Azir, and for the first time this series, unbanned, Caitlyn for Deft. The Piltover sheriff is one of his best champions, and is also the same AD carry pick that helped them overcome Gen.G in the semifinals.Looking at T1’s immobile AP carry Viktor and AD carry Varus, DRX took a risk on Hecarim jungle and Bard, two champions that provided more options to access the backline.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=SecretiveHyperBaconSoBayed-RDwk2t2HbIpNFDtA&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Unfortunately, at the 20-minute mark, history repeated itself — DRX were doing Baron with a numbers advantage when Gumayusi’s Varus sneaked up to the pit at the last second, blindly stealing it with Piercing Arrow.Both sides held their ground despite the ups and downs, knowing how important this last game five was. When Elder Dragon spawned at the 40th minute, DRX, with Mountain Dragon Soul, knew that this was their ultimate win condition.T1 made the call for Oner to stay in the pit to contest it, while their AP and AD carries teleported bot lane where a minion wave was pushing in towards the broken inhibitor. This time around, Pyosik managed to secure the one objective that truly mattered.Zeka and Kingen rushed back, successfully defended their base. Collectively the team killed four T1 members and together, marched down mid to claim the Worlds 2022 championship. For his contributions in this series, Kingen was awarded the MVP.In the post-game broadcast interview, 26-year-old Deft reflected on what it means to him to finally call himself a world champion.“Ever since my debut, every single night I’ve been dreaming about myself winning the world championship. It was only dream, but now, I’ve made it. I’m so happy right now,” he said. “One thing I wanted to say was ‘I’m the best player in the world’, but today I realized that being the best player doesn’t matter. It’s is about our team being the best in the world.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_DRX_Champions_OnStage-1024x576.jpg">“My best talent is League of Legends. If I cannot be the best playing LoL, I told myself I won’t find any success in life. That’s why I didn’t want to give up,” Deft added.BeryL’s personal achievements are also significant. He made it to the Worlds finals over the last three years in 2020, 2021, and 2022, and won twice on two different teams, DAMWON Gaming, and now DRX.Follow ONE Esports on&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;and&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;for more LoL news, guides, and highlights.</div>

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Recently, Garena have announce the official esports roadmap for 2023! Let's check it out!


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The key announcement(s) of this roadmap is- ofcourse, the international events! The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) will return in November while in Summer, the brand new Free Fire SEA Invitational (FFSI) will commence!


The Spring Split local pro leagues have began as early as this month (February) and will last until April. Then, the top team(s) from MCPS, MEA, VN, ID, TH, EU, TW &amp; PK will qualify for FFSI!


In the Fall Split, the local pro leagues would begin in August and will last until October, and the top teams from all regions (including BR &amp; LATAM) will qualify for FFWS!


Garena also mentioned that the international events (FFSI &amp; FFWS) will have an extended format which will also include a Group Stage &amp; Grand Finals phases to increase the excitement in the battleground!


Are you excited? Stay tuned for more news!

Recently, Garena have announce the official esports roadmap for 2023! Let's check it out!
The key announcement(s) of this roadmap is- ofcourse, the international events! The Free Fire World Series (FF...

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