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CNPS VS No Idea

ESL ANZ Championship - Season 3: League

CNPS1.811.03.19 04:45Bo10:1

No Idea1.8

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Last matches

CNPS

Athletico EsportsBo10 - 2L

Athletico EsportsBo11 - 0L

Dark SidedBo32 - 1L

Blue CactusBo11 - 0L

Blue CactusBo10 - 1L

Genuine GamingBo11 - 0W

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No Idea

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Genuine GamingBo11 - 0W

Genuine GamingBo11 - 0L

Shutdown ESCBo11 - 0L

Blue CactusBo11 - 0W

Blue CactusBo10 - 1W

AGN BlueBo10 - 1L

Last 5 matches

Last 10 matches

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CNPS

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No Idea

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About the match

The match CNPS vs No Idea in the discipline Dota 2 was held on 11.03.2019 at 08:45 in the format BO1.

The Dota 2 match between CNPS and No Idea was held within the framework of ESL ANZ Championship - Season 3: League. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

The winner of the Dota 2 match was the team No Idea with the score 0:1 and lasted 0 s.

Results of meetings between CNPS and No Idea in Dota 2.

Opponents	CNPS	No Idea
EGamersWorld rating	-	-
The current streak	9 lose	1 win
Wins in the last 5 matches	0	3
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	1	5

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the CNPS and No Idea?

The CNPS and No Idea teams have matched up 4 times
CNPS won 3 times
No Idea won 1 times
Last time the teams met on 11.03.19 07:30 (UTC)

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