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BetBoom Team vs Yandex Result PGL Wallachia Season 7

Team Yandex beat BetBoom 2-0 in the PGL Wallachia S7 Upper Bracket Final. Full result, map breakdown, and watson's standout performance inside.

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Editorial team · Jan 1, 2026
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BetBoom Team vs Yandex Result PGL Wallachia Season 7
Team Yandex swept BetBoom Team 2-0 in the Upper Bracket Final of PGL Wallachia Season 7, securing a direct spot in the Grand Final. BetBoom drop to the Lower Bracket for one last chance at the title. PGL Wallachia Season 7 is one of the premier Dota 2 events of the 2026 season. The Upper Bracket Final was played as a Best-of-3. Yandex needed only 2 maps to close the series out. Map 1 saw Yandex outlast BetBoom in a grueling 74-minute battle, winning 35-30 in one of the longest maps of the tournament. The standout performer was watson, who recorded 15 kills and over 50,000 hero damage in that single map alone — the highest individual damage output of the series. Despite BetBoom's best efforts to claw back control in the late game, Yandex held their composure and closed it out. Map 2 was far more clinical. Yandex won 27-21 in just 42 minutes — a stark contrast to the marathon opener. With BetBoom visibly fatigued after the 74-minute Map 1, Yandex exploited early advantages and never allowed their opponents to stabilize. The series ended 2-0 to send Yandex straight to the Grand Final. Team Yandex's last 5 results: W W W W W. BetBoom Team's last 5 results: W W W L L — two consecutive losses now as they drop into the Lower Bracket. EsportScanner AI gave BetBoom a 45% win probability entering this match based on Yandex's dominant recent form and watson's consistent high-damage performances across the tournament. What Decided It Watson's Map 1 dominance Watson's 15 kills and 50,000+ hero damage in a 74-minute map was the difference in the opener. BetBoom had opportunities to win that map in the mid-game but could not find an answer for watson's individual output. Losing that map after 74 minutes broke BetBoom's momentum completely heading into Map 2. Yandex's Map 2 efficiency After a grueling 74-minute opener, Yandex came out on Map 2 with a completely different pace — closing in just 42 minutes. That level of focus and adaptability after an exhausting map is a sign of a team operating at peak form. BetBoom simply had nothing left to give. Make your prediction on EsportScanner and earn Scanner Points.
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