EGO CS:GO Looks To Bounce Back In Week 2
September 21, 2016
After starting the ESEA Intermediate season off with two losses, EdgeGamers looks to put the blunders of Cache behind them and gear up for week two on Train. With upcoming matches against Onslaught eSports and Lotus, EGO relies on their dominant Train performances to make their record even (2-2) heading into week three. We asked team co-leader Bubby_Q what he expected to come of the next two matches.
EdgeGamers and Onslaught eSports can be seen on Wednesday, September 21 at 9:00pm ET live on our Twitch channel. The match against Lotus is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, September 25th but is subject to change.
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September 21, 2016
After starting the ESEA Intermediate season off with two losses, EdgeGamers looks to put the blunders of Cache behind them and gear up for week two on Train. With upcoming matches against Onslaught eSports and Lotus, EGO relies on their dominant Train performances to make their record even (2-2) heading into week three. We asked team co-leader Bubby_Q what he expected to come of the next two matches.
Train is our best map. We out perform teams on it all the time. You will see a much different game than what you saw week one.
EdgeGamers and Onslaught eSports can be seen on Wednesday, September 21 at 9:00pm ET live on our Twitch channel. The match against Lotus is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, September 25th but is subject to change.
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