by ESB’s free Counter-Strike: Global Offensive betting predictions for Wednesday, April 27, focus on a pair of ESL ANZ Champs Season 14 playoffs bouts. Here are our picks for Renegades vs Antic Esports and Paradox Esports vs ORDER, with odds from the top esports bookmakers for gamblers in United States.
RENEGADES vs ANTIC ESPORTS CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS |
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| Best Odds: | Renegades -5000 at BetOnline | Antic +762 at BetOnline |
| When: | April 27, 2022 | 17:00 AEST |
| Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/ESL_Australia) |
?There are very few Oceanic CS:GO teams that can compete with Renegades, and unfortunately, Antic Esports are not one of them. As the latest CS:GO betting odds suggest, this should be a very one-sided affair, and there is nothing that would suggest otherwise.
Admittedly, Antic have earned their spot in the ESL ANZ Champs playoffs, but they have only beaten Nut-E Gaming, CAMO, and Lonely 5, whereas they did not come even close to winning against the likes of Paradox and 162 Kings.
On the other side, Renegades had a near-perfect run through the group stage, with two sweeps of DoMilk and 8Ballers, and a three-series victory against ORDER (2-1). Moreover, Renegades have recently placed second in the Asia-Pacific RMR, and nearly qualified for the IEM Dallas closed qualifiers – losing only to the open qualifier champions, Team Aftershock (7-16).
Renegades likely don’t care about this tournament, but they’re too good to lose against a team such as Antic Esports. Take Renegades to cover the 8.5 round handicap.
Renegades -8.5 rounds
PARADOX ESPORTS vs ORDER CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS |
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| Best Odds: | Paradox +125 at BetOnline | ORDER -166.67 at BetOnline |
| When: | April 27, 2022 | 17:00 AEST |
| Watch Live: | Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/ESL_Australia) |
Paradox Esports qualified for the playoffs with a 3-0 group stage run, with wins against Hysteria, Overt, and VERTEX Esports Club. ORDER were slightly less successful (3-2) with two narrow wins against CANO (2-1) and Kingsmen (2-1), but they had forced Renegades to three maps (1-2) and played well in their final series against Sanguine (2-0).
ORDER and Paradox last met in March, when Paradox won in overtime (19-17); however, ORDER won the last best-of series in February with 3-1. So even though Paradox looked better in the group stage, we would much rather be on the side or ORDER for this bout.
You can take ORDER at -175.44 and call it a day, but we’re out for a bigger payout, so we’ll trust Jireh “J1rah” Youakim and his crew to win with at least two rounds to spare.
