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porki4 VS Team Next Level

The International 2025: Eastern Europe Open Qualifier #2

porki41.802.06.25 10:00Bo11:0

Team Next Level1.8

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Team Next LevelBo11 - 0W

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porki4Bo11 - 0L

M9S0Bo10 - 1W

Aim PossibleBo31 - 2L

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About the match

The match porki4 vs Team Next Level in the discipline Dota 2 was held on 02.06.2025 at 14:00 in the format BO1.

The Dota 2 match between porki4 and Team Next Level was held within the framework of The International 2025: Eastern Europe Open Qualifier #2. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

The winner of the Dota 2 match was the team porki4 with the score 1:0 and lasted 0 h, 51 m.

Results of meetings between porki4 and Team Next Level in Dota 2.

Opponents	porki4	Team Next Level
EGamersWorld rating	-	-
The current streak	1 win	1 lose
Wins in the last 5 matches	1	3
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	1	4

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the porki4 and Team Next Level?

These teams have not played before

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