RAGE Gaming do not impress overwhelmingly against the YoYoTech, a team that can now make a bolder statement concerning the seeding system and their hopes for tomorrow.

RAGE.nl start on defence and TRON1C immediately showed his desire to do well by racking up some nice kills and being instrumental on YoYoTech getting the opening two rounds. The match seems to have leveled out a bit, with the teams tying up at 2 to 2 and trading rounds ever since.

YoYoTech on attack did secure that last round to create a two round gap and an advantage going into the defence. RAGE Gaming wanted to win, but the SMG players are having problems adjusting to the superiour-looking SMG players on YoYoTech's side and are thus not taking A quickly enough.

Subsequently, the Dutchmen are stuck in mid and get shot from all sides, with especially TRON1C picking up most of those kills in mid and hindering the different attacks RAGE Gaming want to make.

Some rounds went RAGE Gaming's way, but the only thing YoYoTech need to do at this point is take the map in a relaxed manner and if they keep up their style, they should be able to pick up two rounds at least to give them 13.

DRAGZZ has stepped up his game and has been able to take TRON1C out at multiple occasions and each time, they have managed to tally up one round. Eventually, RAGE Gaming's efforts did not pay off for them and they will now head over to the bracket. Whether or not some volatile pre-match decision making was going through the Dutchmen's heads at the time of the match, will only be proven tomorrow.

09		13
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RAGE Gaming Roy "obama" Godschalk Rody "DRAGZZ" De Graaf Sander "fatal" Quaedvlieg Jeroen "XTCTJE" Tübee Bart "BARTYEz" Gort		YoYoTech Thomas "ChoObie" Mead Adam "Vanner" Vanner Stacey "sKeir" Keir Dimitry "delroo" Decan Jacco "TRON1C" Broeder

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