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Bean Cake VS Flaming Cyborg Alpha

The Challenge Cup Season 3

Bean Cake1.827.03.19 05:00Bo20:2

Flaming Cyborg Alpha1.8

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Bean Cake WIN

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The Challenge Cup Season 3Flaming Cyborg Alpha

2 - 0 DreamLeague Season 11 Europe Open Qualifier #1Flaming Cyborg Alpha

2 - 0

About the match

The match Bean Cake vs Flaming Cyborg Alpha in the discipline Dota 2 was held on 27.03.2019 at 09:00 in the format BO2.

The Dota 2 match between Bean Cake and Flaming Cyborg Alpha was held within the framework of The Challenge Cup Season 3. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

The winner of the Dota 2 match was the team Flaming Cyborg Alpha with the score 0:2 and lasted 0 s.

Results of meetings between Bean Cake and Flaming Cyborg Alpha in Dota 2.

Opponents	Bean Cake	Flaming Cyborg Alpha
EGamersWorld rating	-	-
The current streak	3 lose	1 lose
Wins in the last 5 matches	0	0
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	1	2
The number of victories in head-to-head meetings	0	2

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the Bean Cake and Flaming Cyborg Alpha?

The Bean Cake and Flaming Cyborg Alpha teams have matched up 2 times
Bean Cake won 0 times
Flaming Cyborg Alpha won 2 times
Last time the teams met on 25.03.19 09:00 (UTC)

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