EGamersWorld/Dota 2/Dota 2 Tournaments/CCT Season 2: South America Series 2/Perú Rejects VS Under Effect

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Perú Rejects VS Under Effect live score and match stats - 27.01.26 14:00

CCT Season 2: South America Series 2

Perú Rejects1.8

27.01.2614:00Bo3

Under Effect1.8

1.8 Make a bet 1.8

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Perú Rejects WIN

Under Effect WIN

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Last matches

Perú Rejects

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HeroicBo53 - 0W

Amaru GamingBo30 - 2W

HeroicBo32 - 1W

Chandogs EVCBo32 - 0W

HeroicBo53 - 1W

Looking For OrgBo30 - 2W

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Under Effect

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Aggressiv StyleBo32 - 1W

Biz GamingBo32 - 1W

BTC GamingBo32 - 1L

9z TeamBo11 - 0L

Are you seriousBo10 - 1W

TheLadiesLoveBo32 - 0L

sadboysBo11 - 0L

Last 5 matches

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About the match

The match Perú Rejects vs Under Effect in the discipline Dota 2 will take place on 27.01.2026 at 19:00 in the format BO3.

The Dota 2 match between Perú Rejects and Under Effect is held within CCT Season 2: South America Series 2. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

Results of meetings between Perú Rejects and Under Effect in Dota 2.

Opponents	Perú Rejects	Under Effect
EGamersWorld rating	61	145
The current streak	8 win	2 win
Wins in the last 5 matches	5	3
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	8	3

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the Perú Rejects and Under Effect?

These teams have not played before

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