Both teams overcame significant challenges to earn their places, defeating OG and Virtus.pro, respectively.

FaZe Clan, despite recent struggles and early exits in other tournaments, managed to regain form in the Showdown.

After a shaky start that saw them drop a map to paiN Gaming, FaZe bounced back with a convincing series win over the Brazilians and carried that momentum into a decisive victory against OG.

FaZe set the pace early in their match against OG, dominating with a 9-3 half on Dust2 and ultimately winning the map 13-8.

On Ancient, FaZe maintained their edge, securing another 13-8 win to advance to the Fall Final.

The resurgence of key players like Robin “ropz” Kool and Helvijs “broky” Saukants was crucial to FaZe’s success.

Both players, who had been struggling in recent events, delivered strong performances, helping their team secure a spot in one of the biggest Counter-Strike 2 events of 2024.

While questions remain about FaZe’s consistency, their qualification for the Fall Final is a significant step forward.

FALL FINAL SECURED: @FaZeEsports

They had to do it the hard way but FaZe secure a spot at the Fall Final, can @karriganCSGO finally win the title in front of the home crowd?

Tickets HERE https://t.co/vGpI3hAleQ#BLASTPremier pic.twitter.com/2lljXTa0ai

— BLAST Premier (@BLASTPremier) August 25, 2024

Team Falcons also faced a challenging path to the BLAST Premier Fall Final but they rose to the occasion.

After an opening win against M80, Falcons had to overcome two of the highest-ranked teams in the tournament, Complexity and Virtus.pro.

Led by Marco “Snappi” Pfeiffer and bolstered by the experience of players like Emil “Magisk” Reif, Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen, and the standout performer Alvaro “SunPayus” Garcia, Falcons secured their place in the Fall Final.

Falcons�� match against Virtus.pro was particularly one-sided.

On their pick of Vertigo, Falcons dominated the first half, leading 10-2 before eventually closing out the map 13-10, thanks in part to a clutch 1v4 from SunPayus.

The second map, Mirage, saw Falcons once again take control with a 9-3 half, eventually winning 13-6 to complete their sweep.

This tournament marked a much-needed return to form for Falcons, who had struggled in recent months.

SunPayus, who had openly discussed his struggles throughout 2024, showed significant improvement, while Snappi found his fragging ability just in time for the showdown.

With three Danish players on the roster, Falcons will be eager to perform well on home soil in Copenhagen.

As both FaZe Clan and Team Falcons head to the Fall Final, they join a lineup of the world��s best teams, ready to compete for glory in one of the most anticipated events of the year.

FALL FINAL SECURED: @FalconsEsport

Our final team secured in Copenhagen and three hometown heroes that will put on a show in front of the home crowd!

Tickets HERE https://t.co/vGpI3hzNpi#BLASTPremier pic.twitter.com/HV3okAIZE8

— BLAST Premier (@BLASTPremier) August 25, 2024

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The BLAST Premier World Final will be held in Singapore from October 30 to November 3, 2024, featuring eight of the world��s top Counter-Strike teams competing for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

BLAST Premier World Final 2024: Singapore

Read MORE https://t.co/i788qiLo3U#BLASTPremier pic.twitter.com/dTTedhWSzZ

— BLAST Premier (@BLASTPremier) August 22, 2024

This event, supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and organised in partnership with AEG Presents Asia, represents the first BLAST-branded tournament in South-east Asia and the largest Counter-Strike competition ever held in Singapore.

James Woollard, Director of Market Development at BLAST, expressed his excitement about bringing these prestigious tournaments to Singapore, highlighting the city’s growing importance as an esports hub in South-east Asia.

He emphasised that over the next 18 months, Singapore will become the premier destination for esports in the region, promising unforgettable experiences for fans and significant contributions to the local esports ecosystem.

Singapore��s emergence as a major esports destination is further underscored by the region��s significant role in the global esports market, with the Asia-Pacific region accounting for more than half of global esports views and an estimated market value of $1.6 billion.

Following the World Final in 2024, Singapore will continue its esports journey by hosting the BLAST Dota Slam in 2025, further solidifying its position as a world-class esports destination.

This continued investment in esports events is poised to attract global talent, foster local growth, and elevate Singapore��s status on the global esports map.

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BIG and GamerLegion last met during Thunderpick World Championship 2024: European Series #1 in April, when BIG won in two maps. But that was before roster changes on both sides, so that result should not hold much weight.

According to the Counter-Strike betting sites, this is BIG’s game to lose, but neither squad has posted great results of late. BIG exited Intel Extreme Masters Cologne 2024 with a 1-2 record and two losses against SAW and Team Falcons.

In contrast, GamerLegion’s last significant competitive endeavour ended with a last-place finish at BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2024. Since then, they have picked up a few wins, albeit mainly against second-division squads such as Zero Tenacity, SINNERS Esports, and 1win.

That would indicate Erik “ztr” Gustafsson and co. are in good form, but since they have not beaten any good teams lately, we should give this game to BIG.

Cloud9 have not achieved much since reaching the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 playoffs in March. They did enough to finish top two at Intel Extreme Masters Rio 2024: European Open Qualifier #2 last weekend, but that came after exiting the BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024 #2: European Qualifier in fifth-eighth place earlier this month.

PaiN Gaming have clawed their way to No.16 in the world standings by finishing top eight at IEM Cologne 2024 last week. The Brazilians have looked competitive at the top level for a while, and even though they’ve not beaten any elite teams, that doesn’t mean they will struggle on Friday.

Cloud9’s recent form makes it fair to question whether they should be considered a good team. And while they have enough talent to do better, we must first see it to believe it.

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Team Falcons have the potential to do well in this tournament. But even five months after finalising their roster with Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen, they are not in the spot everyone expected them to be.

They have had a couple of solid showings, most recently with a grand final appearance at ESL Challenger at DreamHack Summer 2024. Still, the Falcons also placed 9th-12th at the Fall Groups and Intel Extreme Masters Cologne 2024, although most of their struggles have come against the world’s elite Counter-Strike teams.

M80 replaced NRG for BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024 and seem to be in solid form, yet all of their success this season has come in lesser events. So, while M80 have been winning games, they are not that great when playing at such a high level.

Complexity have a realistic chance to finish top of their BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024 group; however, this will not be clear until the next round, when the North American squad will likely face off against Team Falcons.

The expectations on Metizport are far lower. As the world’s No.90 squad, the Swedes have not once this year appeared in a tournament of this scale, while they recently replaced Jack “Jackinho” Str?m Mattsson with Lucas “L00m1” Haukland.

Complexity are not known for their consistency, but they have posted commendable results over the last three weeks, which makes it hard to question top Counter-Strike betting sites and their odds for this match.

Priced at -625, Virtus.pro are odds-on to defeat Zero Tenacity on Thursday. Even though the Russians are on a five-game losing streak, those results came against stronger teams such as Team Liquid, G2 Esports, BIG, Complexity, and Team Falcons.

Zero Tenacity recently ended their losing streak, picking up a few wins over the last week. However, all of their recent games were against lower-rated teams, so it is unlikely the Balkan lineup will manage to translate that success to this fixture.

Virtus.pro should not be losing games like this, nor should they give away too much. Despite their shaky record, VP are still vastly superior and look poised to come out with a 2-0 sweep.

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After a disappointing fifth-sixth finish at Intel Extreme Masters Cologne 2024, FaZe Clan now have a great chance to win their first significant Counter-Strike esports tournament since IEM Chengdu 2024. According to the CS2 betting odds, they are outright favourites to place in the top two at BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024.

FaZe’s journey begins with a clash against China’s No.3 team, Rare Atom, who recently booked a spot at IEM Rio 2024 through regional qualifiers and placed top four at XSE Pro League Season 2. Yet despite Rare Atom’s recent success, they are still one of the weaker sides attending BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024.

FaZe should feel slightly fatigued, as they have had quite a packed schedule this month, and it is unlikely they will have put much preparation into this series. Still, Finn “karrigan” Andersen and co. are 6-2 as betting favourites since the start of the month and should not struggle against the world’s No.81-ranked team.

HEROIC and OG are still without a tournament title this year, yet there is a significant difference in the tiers of competitions they have attended over the last seven months. While HEROIC have played in eight consecutive S-Tier events leading into BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024, OG competed at the top level just twice this year — most recently at the CCT Season 1 Global Finals in May.

OG have recently found some traction, winning five consecutive series at Intel Extreme Masters Rio 2024: European Open Qualifier #1, yet those came against K27, ENJOY, ARCRED, PARIVISION, and B8, and not one of those displays was very convincing. HEROIC are 4-6 from their last 10 outings, albeit against much more formidable opponents.

HEROIC are rightly priced as favourites, yet they have been dropping series against weaker sides, so there is a world where OG catch them sleeping. An upset seems unlikely; however, at -131.58 with top Counter-Strike betting sites, OG are a solid pick to take a map.

AMKAL ESPORTS enter BLAST Premier Fall Showdown 2024 with only four active players, having recently parted ways with Daniil “Sdaim” Tupov. This is not an optimal situation, but they might have found a replacement in Emil “nota” Moskvitin, who played for the Russian squad in their most recent series against Young Ninjas.

Ninjas in Pyjamas have a stable roster but no notable results to show for it. They are 3-2 from their last five series, which includes a questionable overtime win against FAVBET Team and a 7-13 loss against LEON Esports.

On paper, Ninjas in Pyjamas are the far superior team. Still, their results over the last few weeks inspire little confidence, making AMKAL ESPORTS an inviting outsider pick to at least leave a dent in NiP’s armour.

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FaZe Clan are the No.6 Counter-Strike team in the world and enter this tournament as outright favourites to win Group C. However, they have played just two games since the summer break and did not look great in either, beating FlyQuest but losing to Natus Vincere.

Cloud9 announced roster changes at the start of July, adding Nikita “HeavyGod” Martynenko, Kaisar “ICY” Faiznurov, and Timofey “interz” Yakushin to form a lineup that should be competitive at the highest level. However, we have yet to see the new-look roster play, as Cloud9’s last official match happened at the end of April.

Rust will play a factor in this series, and while FaZe Clan should win, Cloud9 have enough raw talent to push Intel Extreme Masters Chengdu 2024 champions to their limit.

G2 Esports’ new project with Janusz “Snax” Pogorzelski and Mario “malbsMd” Samayoa managed to place second at the Esports World Cup 2024 in their official debut. But perhaps G2’s run in Saudi Arabia worked out a bit too well and it could be attributed to a honeymoon phase.

Ninjas in Pyjamas are still looking for their stride, having now failed to claim a trophy in 10 consecutive tournaments. Even more concerning is their fifth-eighth finish at RES European Series #6 just over a week ago.

It is fair to feel dubious about G2 Esports’ ceiling, but it’s hard to justify taking Ninjas in Pyjamas’ side in this contest, even at the offered betting odds.

Virtus.pro acquired a new coach, Andrey “XomA” Mironenko, from 9Pandas in June and have since appeared in one tournament, reaching the semifinals of the Esports World Cup. It was a promising display and a continuation of VP’s solid run at BLAST Premier Spring Final 2024 last month.

Team Liquid, like most top-tier teams, decided to make some roster changes this month, adding Roland “ultimate” Tomkowiak, Justin “jks” Savage, and ex-Apeks coach Torbj?rn “mithR” Nyborg to the lineup. These additions should make Liquid considerably stronger if the new members gel well, yet there is no guarantee that will happen.

Virtus.pro posted a solid run earlier this month, but it is hard to make any firm conclusions based on just three games played. They should still win, but it will not be an easy match.

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The Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup tournament will kick off on July 31, with the five-day event running through August 4, boasting a massive US$2,000,000 prize pool.

Meanwhile, the season-ending VALORANT Champions Tour event, VALORANT Champions, will begin on August 1 in Seoul, South Korea, and the BLAST Premier Fall Groups will also be held in Copenhagen, Denmark, across the next seven days.

• Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup

  The world’s best 16 Rainbow Six Siege teams will compete in the Esports World Cup tournament in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with each of them seeking to win their own share of the US$2 million prize pool.

  Esports betting sites have Team BDS (+350) as the favourite to take out the EWC R6 event, ahead of FURIA (+450), FaZe Clan (+500), and Team Liquid (+700).

  Check out our extensive Esports World Cup Rainbow Six Siege betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.

• VALORANT Champions

  The 2024 VALORANT Champions Tour will finish this month, as the VALORANT Champions tournament will run from August 1-25, with the top four teams from each of the four main VCT regions (Americas, EMEA, Asia-Pacific & China) competing in the US$2,250,000 event.

  Taking place in Seoul, South Korea, the Asia-based teams are expected to garner a lot of support in South Korea, with a full house expected for each day.

  Esports bookmakers have Gen.G (+300) as the favourite to take out VALORANT Champions, ahead of Fnatic (+350) and Leviatan (+400).

  Check out our extensive VALORANT Champions betting guide betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.

• CS2 BLAST Premier Fall Groups

  The first BLAST Premier tournament since the Counter-Strike 2 player break will kick off this Monday, with the 16 BLAST Premier partner teams taking their place in the seven-day event.

  Team Spirit, Team Vitality, FaZe Clan and Natus Vincere are tipped to top their group and earn automatic qualification into the BLAST Premier Fall Final, while the likes of G2 Esports, Astralis and Virtus.pro will fight it out for the final two qualifying spots in hope of avoiding the BLAST Premier Fall Showdown.

  Check out our extensive BLAST Premier Fall Groups betting guide to get the latest odds and tournament information.

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]]> https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/whats-on-in-esports-for-week-beginning-july-29-2024/feed/ 0 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/team-spirit-claim-blast-premier-spring-final-title/ https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/team-spirit-claim-blast-premier-spring-final-title/#respond Mon, 17 Jun 2024 06:40:37 +0000 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/?p=36274 Team Spirit defeated Natus Vincere 3-1 in the grand final of the BLAST Premier Spring Final to claim the season-ending event in London.

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]]> Team Spirit closed out the season with a dominant victory in the grand final of the BLAST Premier Spring Final, where the world number five accounted for Natus Vincere 3-1 (13-9, 13-9, 4-13, 13-6) in a best-of-five series.

After both teams qualified for the semi-finals by winning their respective groups during the group stage, Spirt and NaVi took the stage in the OVO Arena in London in front of a packed crowd of Counter-Strike fans.

.@TEAM__SPIRIT ARE YOUR SPRING FINAL CHAMPIONS PRESENTED BY @REVOLUTAPP #BLASTPremier pic.twitter.com/ODv6RT81R4

— BLAST Premier (@BLASTPremier) June 16, 2024

The series kicked off on Ancient, which was picked by Spirit, and it was the Russian squad that sprinted ahead to claim the first six rounds and take a 10-2 lead at halftime on their terrorist side.

However, NaVi found their feet after halftime and came roaring back to 9-11, but it would be an eco-round where Spirit claimed an unlikely victory to secure a map point before closing out the map in the following round.

On NaVi��s pick of Dust2, Spirit started strong again, as they won the opening five rounds before NaVi picked up their first.

Going into halftime, the map was evenly placed at 7-5 in the favour of Spirit, with Dmitry ��sh1ro�� Sokolov and Danil ��donk�� Kryshkovets leading the way.

Unfortunately for the Aleksi ��Aleksib�� Virolainen-led squad, they would make a comeback in the second half to level the scoreline at 9-apiece but would go on to lose the next four rounds and go down 0-2 in the series.

With their tournament lives on the line, Natus Vincere headed to Spirit’s second map pick of Mirage, and it was do-or-die for the world number six.

Whatever Andrey ��B1ad3�� Gorodenskiy said to his team in between maps two and three appeared to have resonated with the squad, as NaVi came out firing early and won the first nine rounds before taking a 10-2 halftime lead following a near-flawless counter-terrorist side.

It only took the Copenhagen Major champions five rounds to close out the map and take the series score to 2-1 heading into their map pick of Nuke.

Although NaVi opened with a 3-1 lead on their terrorist side, it would be donk and Myroslav ��zont1x�� Plakhotia that would pull Spirit back into the contest and secure a hard-fought 7-5 halftime advantage.

That momentum continued for Spirit, and they only needed seven rounds to close out the series with a 13-6 scoreline on the fourth and final map.

BLAST Premier Spring Final MVP pic.twitter.com/ULqtwOIUuK

— Team Spirit (@Team__Spirit) June 16, 2024

Following an ultra-consistent tournament where he averaged a 1.33 rating, donk was awarded the HLTV Most Valuable Player at the Spring Final as he topped the charts in the following categories: Average Damage per Round (92.8), Kills Per Round (0.88) and Impact (1.45).

In both of Team Spirit��s tournament victories at IEM Katowice and the Spring Final, donk has claimed the MVP, and even though he is only 17 years old, donk continues to impress not only his fans but his peers with his outstanding performances.

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]]> https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/team-spirit-claim-blast-premier-spring-final-title/feed/ 0 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/blast-announces-2025-austin-counter-strike-2-major/ https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/blast-announces-2025-austin-counter-strike-2-major/#respond Sat, 15 Jun 2024 03:25:11 +0000 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/?p=36250 BLAST has announced their plans to host the first Counter-Strike 2 Major of 2025 in Austin, Texas, United States of America.

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]]> BLAST has announced their plans to host the first Counter-Strike Major of 2025 in Austin, Texas, marking the return of the prestigious tournament to North America after a seven-year hiatus.

The event is set to take place at the Moody Center, located at The University of Texas at Austin, with a capacity exceeding 15,000 seats.

BLAST anticipates a significant economic impact of $40 million for Austin, drawing in an estimated 50,000 fans from around the world.

Robbie Douek, CEO of BLAST, expressed enthusiasm for bringing the Major to Austin, emphasizing the city’s vibrant atmosphere and the state-of-the-art facilities of the Moody Center.

This move is seen as a pivotal moment for Counter-Strike esports, promising a memorable experience for both attendees and viewers globally while benefiting the local community.

The announcement was made during the first playoff day of the BLAST Premier Spring Final in London, where BLAST also unveiled details of its 2025 event circuit.

THE @BLASTTV AUSTIN MAJOR 2025

https://t.co/RAp5K64oY7 pic.twitter.com/diQeDeEqm5

— BLAST Premier (@BLASTPremier) June 14, 2024

This includes stops at prominent venues like the MEO Arena in Lisbon and Wembley Arena in London, underscoring BLAST’s commitment to expanding its global footprint in esports.

The Austin Major represents BLAST’s second endeavour in hosting a CS Major, following the successful Paris Major in 2023.

Andrew Haworth, Commissioner of BLAST Premier, previously highlighted the Paris event’s success and expressed BLAST’s readiness to adapt to the evolving esports landscape, particularly with the absence of partner leagues in the new ecosystem.

This return of the Major to North America marks a significant moment for fans, especially in the United States, where enthusiasm for Counter-Strike has remained strong since the last Major held in Boston in 2018.

The upcoming Austin Major is poised to reignite excitement, coinciding with BLAST’s revamped 2025 schedule designed to enhance competition and engagement across its tournaments.

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]]> https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/blast-announces-2025-austin-counter-strike-2-major/feed/ 0 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/blast-premier-spring-showdown-predictions-thursday-march-7/ https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/blast-premier-spring-showdown-predictions-thursday-march-7/#respond Wed, 06 Mar 2024 01:18:26 +0000 https://www.behindzioncurtain.com/?p=34594 ESB brings you free Counter-Strike betting tips for the three fixtures of the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown on Thursday, March 7.

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]]> ESB’s free Counter-Strike 2 betting predictions for Thursday, March 7, focus on three BLAST Premier Spring Showdown 2024 series. Here are our selections for Team Liquid vs SAW, Complexity vs OG, and Monte vs Imperial Esports.

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TEAM LIQUID vs SAW CS2 BETTING & MATCH DETAILS
Best Odds:	TL -175.44 at BetOnline | SAW +125 at BetOnline
When:	March 7, 2024 | 15:15 CET
Watch Live:	Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

Team Liquid enter BLAST Premier Spring Showdown 2024 fresh off a disappointing run at the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 American RMR, where they crashed out in seventh place and missed their chance to qualify for the upcoming Major.

On the other side, SAW finished the European RMR in sixth-eighth place with wins against Ninjas in Pyjamas, ENTERPRISE, and Fnatic, so they will be travelling to Copenhagen. Even though SAW didn’t have to play any great teams last month, they have performed well to go 8-3 since the start of February.

Counter-Strike betting sites have priced Team Liquid as favourites for this series, and even though Liquid have a higher ceiling, they are in bad form. This looks closer to a 50-50 match, so at the offered Counter-Strike betting odds, SAW is a much better pick.

SAW to win

+125
at
BetOnline

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COMPLEXITY vs OG CS2 BETTING & MATCH DETAILS
Best Odds:	COL -250 at BetOnline | OG +175 at BetOnline
When:	March 7, 2024 | 18:00 CET
Watch Live:	Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

Complexity secured their ticket for PGL Copenhagen Major 2024 on Monday when they defeated Team Liquid in the final round of the American RMR. Before that, they suffered early exits from BLAST Premier Spring Groups 2024 and Intel Extreme Masters Katowice 2024, so Complexity still have a lot to prove.

OG have not been competitive for a while now, and the recent departure of coach Casper “ruggah” Due to Astralis won’t help. OG have not won a tournament since BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2022, and they enter the Spring Showdown with just one win from their last six series.

OG are not only in bad form, but they also don’t have the talent to compete at the highest level. Complexity aren’t perfect either, as they rely too much on Jonathan “EliGE” Jablonowski to do all the heavy lifting. Still, they’re in a much better spot than OG and should come away with a comfortable win.

Complexity -1.5 maps

+150
at
BetOnline

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MONTE vs IMPERIAL ESPORTS CS2 BETTING & MATCH DETAILS
Best Odds:	Monte -120.48 at BetOnline | Imperial -120.48 at BetOnline
When:	March 7, 2024 | 20:30 CET
Watch Live:	Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/BLASTPremier)

Over the last two weeks, Monte have lost Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev and Alexander “br0” Bro without confirming full-time replacements. Jack “Gizmy” von Spreckelsen could step in for the team again this week, and while there are other solid options at their disposal, losing sdy and br0 will be noticeable.

Imperial Esports are not expected to make it far at BLAST Premier Spring Showdown 2024, although their recent form is solid. The Brazilian side won Ace South American Masters Spring 2024 at the start of February and last weekend added a gold medal from the PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 American RMR.

Imperial’s recent success is largely thanks to Henrique “HEN1” Teles. The 28-year-old averaged a 1.62 performance rating at the American RMR; however, his teammates Kaiky “noway” Santos (1.47) and Jo?o “felps” Vasconcellos (1.45) weren’t too far behind.

Monte were very competitive in the second half of 2023, but after seeing them lose two key players, it’s tough to feel optimistic about their chances to do well at BLAST Premier Spring Showdown 2024.

Imperial Esports to win

-120.48
at
BetOnline

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