#Reckoning Esports

The much-awaited matchup between the Southeast Asian Dota titans, Neon Esports and TNC Predator, has concluded in favor of Neon Esports on day three of the Asia-Pacific Predator League 2020/21 Grand Final. [caption id="attachment_269696" align="alignnone" width="719"] Neon Esports (Left) vs. The mistake TNC Predator committed was allowing Neon Esports to select two of the most powerful heroes in the current patch, Death Prophet and Io. The mistiming on the TNC Predator part did not help during team fights, leading to counterattacking opportunities from Neon Esports. They will soon face fellow representatives Reckoning Esports in the next round. [caption id="attachment_269704" align="alignnone" width="720"] Boom Esports[/caption] Boom Esports from Indonesia was able to win over 496 Gaming from Vietnam in the second match. [caption id="attachment_269705" align="alignnone" width="720"] Reckoning Esports[/caption] The loss placed 496 Gaming in the lower bracket, leading to their exit from the tournament after losing to the Philippines' Reckoning Esports team. [gallery type="rectangular" size="medium" columns="2" ids="269726,269720,269730,269722"] Besides the PL 2020/21 Dota 2 Asia tournament, the PL 2020/21 PUBG APAC Grand Final also commenced with GameHome Esports, a Vietnamese team, back-to-back chicken dinners. Read more in our articles including "Southeast Asian Dota 2 Rivals take centerstage in Day Three of the APAC Predator League 2020/21 Grand Final" and "Battle Royale for Esports: Insights from Gamescom 2018".