Dota 2: PlayTime vs Team Resilience (BO3) - Games of the Future Playoffs
- Game 1 Winner
- 100%
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- Game 2 Winner
- 100%
- +50.0
- Match Winner
- 100%
- +39.5
- Game Handicap: PlayTime (-1.5) vs Team Resilience (+1.5)
- 100%
- +50.0
- Both Teams Beat Roshan
- 100%
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- Both Teams Beat Roshan
- 100%
- +72.0
- Any Player Ultra Kill
- 100%
- +70.0
- Any Player Rampage
- 100%
- +74.5
- First Blood in Game 1?
- 100%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 50.5 in Game 1?
- 100%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 50.5 in Game 2?
- 100%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 45.5 in Game 1?
- 100%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 55.5 in Game 1?
- 100%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 55.5 in Game 2?
- 100%
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- First Blood in Game 2?
- 75%
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- Ends in Daytime
- 50%
- −0.5
- Both Teams Beat Roshan
- 50%
- −2.0
- Both Teams Destroy Barracks
- 50%
- −1.0
- Any Player Ultra Kill
- 50%
- −4.5
- Any Player Rampage
- 50%
- −2.0
- O/U 2.5 Games
- 0%
- −50.0
- Ends in Daytime
- 0%
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- Both Teams Destroy Barracks
- 0%
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- Any Player Ultra Kill
- 0%
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- Any Player Rampage
- 0%
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- Ends in Daytime
- 0%
- −50.0
- Both Teams Destroy Barracks
- 0%
- −26.0
- Total Kills Over/Under 60.5 in Game 1?
- 0%
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- Game Handicap: TR (-1.5) vs PlayTime (+1.5)
- 0%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 65.5 in Game 1?
- 0%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 60.5 in Game 2?
- 0%
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- Total Kills Over/Under 65.5 in Game 2?
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Game 1 Winner" at 100% for "Dota 2: PlayTime vs Team Resilience (BO3) - Games of the Future Playoffs". Full distribution: Game 1 Winner 100%, Game 2 Winner 100%, Match Winner 100%, Game Handicap: PlayTime (-1.5) vs Team Resilience (+1.5) 100%. The market has traded $1.1M in total volume and resolves Aug 4, 2026. PlayTime entered the Games of the Future 2026 Dota 2 playoffs in Astana with a reinforced international roster featuring veterans Abed and Jabz, building on a dominant group-stage run that included a prior 2-0 win over Team Resilience. The Philippine squad carried strong recent form and higher world ranking into the best-of-three, while the Chinese side advanced via a group decider and sat as clear underdogs. Trader consensus reflected these roster upgrades, head-to-head history, and momentum edge for PlayTime, with implied probabilities heavily skewed despite the single-elimination stakes and potential for patch-driven meta shifts. PlayTime ultimately claimed the series 2-0 en route to the tournament title.
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