Timado tells what he learned from OG

Professional player Enzo Timado Gianolli gave an interview in which he told what he learned during his time playing in OG. In late February, it became known that Enzo will take Carry's place in the OG lineup at DreamLeague Season 22.

Enzo compared his experience in OG with the times when he played for tier-2 teams, noting that in high-level squads players stop being selfish.

What I learned on this team is trust. When you play in dash-1.5/2 and you try to be the best, let's say sometimes you don't play with the strongest people, you become selfish. You want to win 1 on 9. If it's not you, it's nobody. So you sometimes don't fully trust your teammates.

According to Timado, being able to trust teammates is the main thing he learned at OG that he lacked before.

I realized that it was my default approach to Dota to not trust anyone in the game. It felt like I had to do everything myself. But with these guys, I learned to trust. It sounds stupid, but I can let my hands go and it leads to accidental death, but I trust. If Ceb says, "We can kill that guy downstairs," I go for it

OG is now competing in DreamLeague Season 22, the first tournament for Enzo as part of Sebastian Ceb Debs' team. The team was able to advance to the second round of the group stage by replay, at the time of writing the news OG is ranked 5th in the group.

DreamLeague Season 22 is an online tournament that runs from February 25 to March 10. It involves 16 teams, which will play for a prize pool of 1 million dollars and 18550 ESL Pro Tour rating points. On March 1, the second stage of the group stage began, with Xtreme Gaming, BetBoom Team, Gaimin Gladiators, Shopify Rebellion, OG, Team Spirit, Team Falcons and Aurora Gaming remaining.

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