DOTA2 · August 29, 2026 · 1:00 AM ET
TEAM NEMESIS @ TEAM 6SEVEN
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Matchup Analysis
Quarterfinal stakes for Nemesis vs 6seven
Nemesis and 6seven meet for the first time in a best-of-three BLAST Slam VIII Southeast Asia Closed Qualifier quarterfinal scheduled for August 29, 2026 at 05:00 UTC.
SourceNemesis rely on newly assembled core under Astini
Nemesis come in with an international lineup of rubikon155, 4nalog, Jabz, Lelis, and YamSun guided by coach Astini, a group that has only been together since late April 2026.
Source6seven built around Filipino duo Akashi and Mac
6seven’s roster is structured around Filipino core players Akashi and Mac, supported by offlaner zeal and support duo Jing and ponyo from across Southeast Asia.
SourceZeal brings veteran offlane leadership to 6seven
Offlaner zeal offers 6seven a significant experience edge, with over 960 professional maps played and more than $120,000 in career prize earnings anchoring their midgame teamfight setups.
SourceSupport battle could define objective control
Nemesis lean on the semi-support/full-support pairing of Lelis and YamSun, while 6seven counter with dual supports Jing and ponyo, making warding and save mechanics a key battleground in this series.
SourcePick Ideas
Match winner: 6seven to advance
Nemesis have failed to win any of their last five recorded series, including recent losses in the Esports World Cup group stage, while 6seven enter with cleaner recent results, making 6seven the side with stronger form for a straight match winner play.
Series handicap: 6seven -1.5 maps
6seven have shown an ability to close series quickly with recent qualifier wins over Team Kicked and Yangon Galacticos without dropping maps, suggesting value on a 2-0 scoreline if their momentum carries into the closed qualifier.
Total maps: look to over 2.5 with Nemesis’ historically tight record
Nemesis’ long-term profile of 92 matches with 44 wins, 47 losses and only one draw indicates a team that often plays competitive series, supporting a speculative angle on the match going the full three maps despite their current slump.
Player performance: Akashi aggressive carry markets
Akashi’s 52% win rate over the last three months and signature heroes like Templar Assassin, Luna and Morphling point to high damage and farm output, making kill or GPM-based props on him attractive if available.
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