Was rooting for Gamblerz and indeed quite overwhelming to see that Gamblerz lost a couple times this year, like this event and Korea Battle Pro. We can see that Gamblerz incorporate new stuffs into routines and even individual sets like Kill and Rocket. Judging on a round basis: Round 1: Drifterz- Milhouse with flavor and not to mention that Kingso crashed quite a lot, probably not his day. Round 2: Tie or Gamblerz by a bit: Rocket is madly original and kills the beat hard. Roo is exceptionally clean with his technical moves too though. Could have been either way. Round 3: Gamblerz- Rush hits his moves on the beat and is really clean at the same time. Neepy is dope in the sense that his set is not scripted, yet this is definitely not his best set. Round 4: Gamblerz by far- Crazy routine by Gamblerz, brand new thing with Kill being extremely clean. It is difficult to keep up with those powermoves, and Drifterz certainly tried hard but is just too much for them Round 5: Gamblerz:- Tazo's couple of original moves followed by Kill and lastly a killer set of powermoves by Bruce Lee. Wise for Drifterz to respond with Shorty Force but he simply crashes a bit and throws out 2 sets. The battle should have ended right away. The tie-breaker of Noodle is apparently entertaining and fresh, on beat, dynamic, definitely above average. Shorty Force is hella dope with his moves, yet indeed repeats a bit but he might have won the tie-breaker.
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