Tbh I don't like the group stage format in TI but I like EG here since Aster have been failing to deliver when it comes to the international level just like the last major. Most of the odds are close to 50-50 so it's probably better to live bet each map.
Team Aster has no WhiteAlbum on their roster for the first day and I think that's a big factor why they've fallen for their first series of the group stage. But we'll see tomorrow if gameplay changes as I've read he'll play starting tomorrow.
Rtzy performance is not that good though. Team Aster is just not well prepared after having a Covid-19 last week for there 3 players. This impact too much on there gameplay and performance. I think they are not yet fully recovered or they are not yet synchronised after the long rest due to the virus. I hope they can bounce back again. EG plays is very basic compared to other top teams like, OG, VP and IG that showing a complete dominant play and good team work through out the game.
Team Aster isn't compete on the very first day but we'll see if the whole thing will gets a buff when White Album is there tomorrow. The first day is done and we've seen a lot of them played well. The first day wasn't so good despite a lot of teams did ended in the last of stats.
Theres a poll created by the dota 2 itself like not an official AFAIK like who will win this The international 10 well still at the top is the OG but on their game one against Alliance quite hard but Ceb LC is so OP and a new meta mid of Topson with the tidehunter. Well i guess for the hard match its all about the EG, OG, Secret, LGD and of course T1 support the one of the top SEA teams hoping that SEA will got the aegis of immortal good to make a bet for now ready for the upcoming days.
Yes, I saw that post and OG is the favorites as the usual. They have the chemistry and despite two original OG from two TIs are replaced, the new two addition are doing well, naming Sumail and Saksa. The group stages are still long and we'll still a lot of their best to come for all teams.
