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TCLTCL 2026 Spring Playoffs2026-06-06Patch 16.1136:52
MISAMISAMISAMISAMISAMisa EsportsMisa EsportsW
15:10
PCFPCFPCFPCFPCFPCIFIC EsportsPCIFIC EsportsL

The TCL match played on 2026-06-06 between Misa Esports and PCIFIC Esports ended with a win for Misa Esports. At 36:52, this game ran deep into the late game. It produced 25 combined kills, and in long games per-minute figures such as DPM and CSM get pulled toward the average, so read them next to the totals. The total gold gap grew to 10,726, with Misa Esports ahead. At that size the item tiers differ, so the late-game combat figures should be read as numbers produced after the gap opened. On objectives, Towers split 10 to 4, and Misa Esports took the larger share.

Looking at Ruep, the pick was Caitlyn and the line reads 7/2/2. The gold and damage share in the scoreboard show what kind of game it was. 5,025 is the end-of-game gold gap Ruep built over Nawa in the Bot matchup, the largest positional gap in this game. Nautilus was the first champion Misa Esports removed, while the opening ban from PCIFIC Esports was Orianna. Game 3 of the series. The series ran to 3 games in total, and the patch applied was 16.11.

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