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Even though a certain amount of fatigue is unavoidable in the mind during a match, there are steps and lifestyle choices you can make to ease its effects. The mind is a “muscle” capable of being trained, and The Philocypher‘s video is here to discuss what you can do to make it as strong as possible to avoid decision fatigue.
Source: The Philocypher
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Rage Esports Street Fighter V All-Star League Day 7 results: Team Fujimura wins nine straight to take the lead
The Rage Esports Street Fighter V All-Star League is officially underway, featuring 24 of Japan’s best players in 3v3 team matches. Six team captains were chosen based from the highest-ranking Japanese players on the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour, including Hx.Twitch.CYG BST|Daigo, Echo Fox|Tokido, Fujimura, AW|Nemo, Moke, and Itazan. Captains drafted their teams for the league last week; match play began June 5 and will run until July 28, the weekend before Evo 2018.
The league follows a double round-robin format; each team will play the others twice in a first-to-three set match. During each set the teams select their order and play three matches. The team with two victories will win the set, but each win and loss also counts towards the team’s total round robin score. The three teams with the best records at the end of the both round robins will play each other in the finals on July 28.
The event streams live at 6:00 AM ET/3:00 AM PT/7:00 PM JST at OpenREC.tv. Be sure to check below for the match schedule, and keep up with us for results as the league continues through June and July. You can also check out the official website for the event from Japan-based Rage Esports for more information.
| Team (Captain) | Record | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Emerald (Fujimura) | 5-2 | +12 |
| Gold (Daigo) | 5-2 | +9 |
| Ocean (Itazan) | 4-3 | +8 |
| Sunrise (Moke) | 3-4 | -4 |
| Aurora (Nemo) | 3-4 | -7 |
| Flame (Tokido) | 1-6 | -18 |
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— ハメコ。 / hameko (@hameko) July 5, 2018
Source: Rage Esports, Hameko, HiFight
