Why should White Off win the WESG?

**I hope there are fans of eSports like me? I have prepared a small post for you, friends :)** Already today at 7:00 WESG world final starts, I’ve been waiting for this tournament every year because it reminds me of the old-school **World Cyber ​​Games** when there were national qualifiers and you could see a lot of interesting teams from non-esport countries. Where else can you see the confrontation of the **Jordanian team** against the **Kyrgyzstan team**, such teams are usually not able to pass the standard scores from Valve. This is a chance for new talents from such countries to express themselves, a small road to big e-sports.  First, a little about the tournament. **World Electronic Sports Games** is a tournament from the *Alibaba Group* sports department, yes, yes, those who run Aliexpress, with a prize fund of **$5,500,000** for all disciplines. ### So why should the White-Off win the tournament?  **1) Of course the line-up.** This is 4 player Virtus.pro + Afoninje. Afonin certainly plays a little weaker than No[o]ne, but against the background of the others, the composition still looks threateningly.  **2) Money.** For the first place $500,000 is a very good amount, even compared to major tournaments, where the level of competition is ten heads higher.  **3) Media development.** In one of the interviews, Roman Dvoryankin manager of Virtus.Pro, said that entering the Chinese market is now a priority for their media company, they only went for it instead of last month. The Chinese e-sports market is just a lot of money compared to the CIS. ### My prediction: The White-Off win at the 3.4 tournament (I bet into [PinnacleSports,](https://bit.ly/2SGCAE0) for it was there that I found a bet to win the tournament). I’ll also try to live-bet on [GGbet ](https://bit.ly/2S2RvTW)in more or less equal meetings, but not exactly, because the games start early in the morning, and I’ve got a curse at work :(