rigger just confirmed he didn't apply the tactical changes to the /pro/ team there's still hope for your kin

>>709 Good one. Yeah the replays were pretty bad this cup, but there's no way we're getting a replay of all our games again. Just got to hold onto hope for the next tournament

>>711 >it's real No. There's no way,. I can't deal with this.

Here we go again. I still can't understand this is actually happening.

Hosts must really love us so much.

Matches for /pro/ currently being replayed https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup

>>717 It was 1-1.

/yuri/ vs /pro/ happening now

>>720 2-1 win

>>720 yuri pro 1-2

/pro/ vs /k/ starting now

>>723 4-0

>>723 /pro/ 5 - 0 /k/=

Wow we're actually advancing, let's take it home boys

The little coons fought hard and proved 'em all wrong, I love them

Apparently we're playing against /a/ (the powerhouse of the cup) in the Round of 16. So we're in the same spot /otter/ was in in the last cup. Let's see if we trash can do what they trash couldn't.

>>732 >Apparently we're playing against /a/ How do you know? Has the rigger said anything?

>>734 That's what it says in the wiki.

>>730 Though it's not over, the toughest part is still ahead of us

>>732 >Raccoons are an invasive species in Japan and there is evidence that Rascal the Raccoon has contributed enormously to the problem of invasive raccoons in Japan. Like other invasive species, raccoons in Japan have few natural predators.[5] >Although the anime Rascal the Raccoon's storyline revolves around the difficulties of taking in a raccoon as a pet, Japanese citizens became inspired to import raccoons in to the country as their pet, leading to unforeseen consequences.[4] In Japan, up to 1,500 raccoons were imported as pets each year after the success of Rascal the Raccoon. In 2004, the descendants of discarded or escaped animals lived in 42 of 47 prefectures and then to all 47 prefectures by 2008.[6] These raccoons are now a pest in Japan and imports of raccoons are now banned. So from what I can tell, raccoons already won

>>734 >>735 That draw was made by one of the wiki editors, not the rigger himself.

>>738 I see so there's still gonna be an official draw?

Alright, I want to add a good victory theme now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H1kedT0EgU

>>739 Confirmed by the rigger, the draw mentioned here >>732 is the one we're going with. >>>/icup/4573

>>742 Cool

>>740 Done

>>725 >>725 >>725

>>732 >>742 The schedule

It's happening today, tough match ahead let's be there for our boys

>>749 yes, tough matches ahead. >/pro/ vs /a/ in the knockouts >/pro/ vs /christian/ in quarterfinals >/pro/ vs /eris/ in semifinals making it out of it is going to be a nightmare for the coons

>>750 I like to think /server/ could be advancing too.

Knockouts starting in 30 minutes https://cytu.be/r/infinitycup

it's over

Defeated 3-1 by /a/

Still wasn't a bad series for us, we did reasonably well.

>>759 /pro/ was an audience favourite. They will keep finding reasons to do rematches until we win again, just to keep the viewership. Just like how they did in the qualifiers.

>>760 I just hope everyone comes here and posts some coons. That'd be a win.

>>760 It was easily the HYPEst team in the cup tbh

I'm sad that you guys got eliminated out of the knockouts, but you at least dominated the group matches 5-0 never forget I'll try to start posting more on this board but for now I'll give you this cute picture

>>764 Very cute. At least coons look good while losing.

Infinity Cup 7 is now complete! Congratulations to /eris/ who joins the ranks of champions as they defeated /japan/ 3-1 in the Final! Stay tuned for the award winners over at our /icup/ board. Thank you to every anon who chipped in throughout the Cup, and thank you especially to all the anons who took the time to tune in. We'll see you in the next one!