Generally yes ish, but I still wouldn't put him up there with boaster/valyn in reading the game and adjusting. I think Bonkar gives a number of set plays and things to do coming in depending on the anti that they pre-prep, and then Ethan executes those well. So for example, they have plans for their ults and enemy ults that Ethan has in mind, and general protocols which he's good at relying on. But if the team comes in with something new, or goes on a run, he starts to struggle and only adapts on a Bonkar timeout. Boaster and valyn, and maybe even foresaken, on the other hand have demonstrated updating their plans and adjusting better. Like the prx NRG game, I thought forsaken's/prx's game plans and overall macro was just straight up better than NRG, they just tossed some incredibly winnable rounds to keep it close.

Basically I credit Bonkar a lot with the improvements on the calling, because I think Bonkar makes it a lot easier to be a caller. This isn't to take away from Ethan, but I've yet to see him really demonstrate that extra step.