Gorgc Talks About Team Bald Reborn’s Abysmal Performance in WEU DPC

Team Bald Reborn’s captain and livestreamer Janne "Gorgc" Stefanovski recently talked about his team’s abysmal performance in the second division of the Western Europe Dota Pro Circuit: Winter Tour (WEU DPC). Following the surprising addition of former Nigma Galaxy & Alliance midlaner Aliwi "w33" Omar, many expected Team Bald Reborn to be in contention for a Division I slot.

However, things did not go according to plan as the team is currently at the bottom of the standings and in heavy danger of being eliminated from the division altogether.

“It’s going to be Qualifier City for us” - Gorgc on rough sailings in Division II

During a livestream consisting of his regular browsing through the Dota 2 subreddit, Gorgc received a donation with a message providing positivity while also wishes for his team to bounce back from its recent losses.

While Gorgc appreciated the sentiment, he expressed his thoughts by saying that he wanted to give up after the team’s recent losses but noted that he and the team will try its best to remain in Division II for the Spring Tour.

“I hope you bounce back soon from the losses. Ugh, I don’t know about that to be honest. I kind of want to give up but obviously we won’t give up until the end. " he said.

He then went on to say that it will be tough for them to remain in the division, as the team will have tough opposition from here on out such as Monaspa, who denied Old G a spot in Division II and looked to be a contender for the Division I slot. Additionally, he did not rule out the possibility of the team being eliminated from the division.

“We have harder opponents coming up now, maybe we will win against the harder teams. You never know but in my opinion I think we should have won at least two series by now. It’s despair at the moment and it’s going to be Qualifier City for us [if things continue the way they are].” he added.

Following its recent loss to Alliance, Team Bald Reborn is currently at the bottom of the standings with 4 consecutive losses.