The following is a concise summary of the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video where three pro Rocket League players try to perform freestyle mechanics that are usually not used in competitive matches.
- The video is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends, a mobile game that offers a free starter pack for new players.
- The host of the video challenges the pro players to do 16 different freestyle moves, such as Turtle, Pogo, Backward Air Dribble, Dance Setup, and Psycho.
- Each move has a prize pool of 10 euros, and the player who succeeds in a move that the others fail gets an extra 10 euros bonus. The player with the largest jackpot at the end wins all the money.
- The video is meant to be entertaining and humorous, as the host and the players joke and react to each other's attempts.
- The video also showcases the skills and potential of the pro players, especially Zen, who is not yet a pro but wins the challenge with 390 euros.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where pro Rocket League players try to perform freestyle mechanics.
2. The video is sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends, a turn-based action and adventure game.
3. The video has a prize pool for each freestyle mechanic, and the player with the largest jackpot at the end wins everything.
4. The video features three pro players: Vitality Seiko, BDS Seiko, and Zen, who is not yet a pro but is top one in the world in 2v2.
5. The video has 16 freestyle mechanics to perform, ranging from easy to very hard.
6. The video is hosted by Wasted, who is a former teammate of the three pro players.
7. The video has some bonus rules, such as extra money for scoring a double tap or being the only one to succeed in a move.
8. Zen wins the video with 390 euros, while Vitality Seiko and BDS Seiko leave empty-handed.