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What��s on in esports for week beginning July 3, 2023

Ciaran Jackman — Mon, 03 Jul 2023 18:52:48 +0000

Another huge week of esports will take place in the week beginning July 3, 2023, with Dota 2 taking centre stage.

The third Dota 2 Major kicked off on June 29, with the top 18 Dota 2 teams congregating in Bali, Indonesia for the Bali Major, and this week will feature the final group stage fixtures and the playoffs.

Most esports betting sites still have Gaimin Gladiators as the $3.50 favourite to take out the Bali Major, as they have already qualified for the playoffs before the final day of group play.

Some of the key leagues and tournaments taking place in the esports world this week include:

Dota 2 Bali Major

The third and final Major of the 2023 Dota Pro Circuit will be held in Bali, Indonesia, with it being the first ever DPC Major to be held in the country. The 11-day event kicked off on June 29, and the grand final is set to be played on July 9.

Check out our extensive Bali Major betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.
Rocket League: RLCS Spring Major

The third and final Rocket League Major will be held in Boston, United States of America from July 6 – 9. The Spring Split Major will be the final event that teams can earn valuable RLCS Points to aid in their qualification for the 2023 RLCS World Championship at the start of August.

Esports betting sites have Team Vitality marked as their favourite at $4.33, closely followed by Karmine Corp at $5.50 and Gen.G at $7.50.

Check out our extensive RLCS Spring Split Major betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.

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H��ctor “K1” Rodr��guez departs Beastcoast ahead of Dota 2 Bali Major 2023

Peace Nwankpa — Mon, 26 Jun 2023 16:02:54 +0000

South American esports organization, Beastcoast officially parted ways with their Dota 2 player H��ctor “K1” Rodr��guez on June 25, just days ahead of the Bali Major 2023.

K1 started playing with Beastcoast towards the end of 2019 and was a key factor in the majority of their accomplishments during his stint with the team. The player took a mental health break on May 24 and has been away from the competitive scene since.

In a Twitter post, Beastcoast revealed that the decision to part ways was mutual and thanked the player for his contribution to the team.

“Today we’ve made a difficult but mutual decision to part ways with an incredible player and teammate, [K1]. Thank you for being a pillar of strength and inspiration for not only Beastcoast, but the Dota 2 community. Wishing you a bright future ahead!” Beastcoast wrote.

Today we've made a difficult but mutual decision to part ways with an incredible player and teammate, @k1hectorxd . Thank you for being a pillar of strength and inspiration for not only Beastcoast, but the Dota 2 community.

Wishing you a bright future ahead! pic.twitter.com/ChzVvDDD13

— Beastcoast (@beastcoast) June 25, 2023

The esports organization’s tweet was followed up by an announcement from K1, asking interested teams in any region to reach out to him. The player also mentioned his willingness to leave the South American region if the situation arises.

With K1 on the squad, Beastcoast were able to record a number of successes, like finishing in top eight in The International 2022. The team continued their impressive performance in 2023, beating out other squads in the Dota Pro Circuit Division I season.

During K1’s time away, Beastcoast fielded David “Parker” Nicho Flores in his place. The player will continue with Beastcoast in the Bali Major 2023, set for Thursday, June 29.

Prior to joining Beastcoast, Parker played with teams like Infinity, Infamous, and Ravens over the past few years. Following K1’s departure, Parker represented Beastcoast towards the end of the ESL Pro Tour event, DreamLeague Season 20.

LFT any region pma tryhard willing to relocate

— hector antonio rodriguez (@k1hectorxd) June 25, 2023

The Bali Major 2023 will be Parker’s first international tournament since competing in The International 11’s last-chance qualifier with Infamous. The event’s group stage will pit Beastcoast against top-tier teams like Team Liquid, Team Aster, Shopify Rebellion, and Tundra.

The move may also have an impact on Beastcoast’s invite spot to this year’s iteration of The International in October. Beastcoast will reportedly lose 20% of their DPC points due to K1’s departure, resulting in their drop to 11th overall.

Only the top 12 teams are handed direct invites to TI, meaning Beastcoast are just two positions away from missing the free invite. Their decision to part ways with K1 will likely come under review if the team ends up dropping lower than the top 12.

With K1 gone, Beastcoast currently consists of Parker, Gonzalo “DarkMago” Herrera, Elvis “Scofield” Pe?a, Steven “StingeR” Vargas, and Rafael “Sacred” Yonatan.