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T1 CEO, Joe Marsh, talks about moving team full time to the Philippines

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T1’s unfortunate internet outage with their mid player, Karl, in the DPC SEA Regional Finals forced them to enlist the help of a last minute standin.

BOOM Esports won the grand finals with a 3-1 score with Karl being unable to play in game four.

Moving @T1 Dota team to 🇵🇭 full time and getting business internet to avoid a repeat of today. When the guys play in the same area, they are a different 👹. Next DPC should have a different outcome @kukudota @keyemjey @Matthew_Filemon @KennyXepher @gabbidoto @MarchDota

— Joe (@JoeMar) February 13, 2022

This unlucky episode prompted T1’s CEO, Joe Marsh, to come to a decision to shift the entire team to the Philippines full time.

Additionally, he also mentioned about providing business internet acccess to the Dota 2 team to avoid repeating the same episode.

Expressing his confidence in the current team, Joe also expressed that T1 is a different beast when all members play together under one roof.

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