Disagree with Allied Allegations, Pro Player EVOS Sam13 Calls Thailand Worth Watching
GAMEFINITY.ID, Jakarta – After a lot of discussion regarding the alleged alliance made by the Free Fire Thailand team at the Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS) Asia Series 2021, EVOS players also responded to their opponent’s victory. According to Saeful Muharrom alias Sam13, the two Thai teams EXP Esports and King of Gamers Club did not form an alliance.
“The alliance is if they kill 1 team, then they loot together. That’s just an alliance,” said Sam13 when talking with Youtuber Elhaya Gaming.
As previously reported, EXP Esports is suspected of forming an alliance with a compatriot team, King of Gamers Club. EXP finally came out as champion with a total of 161 points, while King as runner up with 160 points. Two Indonesian representatives, RRQ Hades and EVOS, had to settle for third and fourth positions with the same collection of points, 133.
From the video matches, for example in the third and fourth rounds, the two Thai teams did not kill each other, even though they were close together. On the contrary, they actually looked compact in eliminating opponents from other countries.
Even so, EVOS Sam13 considers that the two Thai teams did play very well. They were already watched by EVOS even when they were still playing in the Play-Ins round. Sam13 also considered that the Thai team did not make an alliance.
The pro player from EVOS assessed that the way the two teams played was their respective team’s strategy, because they played in international tournaments. It’s impossible for some players to dare to fight seriously when the zone is still wide open, so each team has its own strategy.
Several players such as Kenzo and his friends also appeared in Elhaya’s video talking about the Thai team that won. They also agree with Sam13’s opinion, which says that Thailand is a team to watch out for.
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