?Savage and Tricked Esports have never met before, but according to the latest CS:GO betting odds, the Danes should have the edge over their northern neighbours. That doesn’t surprise us, not because Tricked are that much better, but rather because Savage have been terrible over the last few months.

Savage enter this bout following a failed attempt at qualifying for Intel Extreme Masters XVII – Dallas, with two defeats against cowana Gaming (9-16) and Iron Branch (11-16), but those are just two of Savage’s 13 losses over 14 outings (1-13), and even that came against 4glory Esports (16-7) during ESEA S40 Advanced.

Tricked Esports are not a very competitive team, and we wouldn’t count on them achieving much in any notable tournaments. Still, they’re at least winning games (15-6) and shouldn’t be losing against Savage.

There might be some value in taking over 2.5 maps, but we haven’t seen enough from Savage to believe they can force a close series. We’re on Tricked Esports to win.

?PACT have yet to achieve any form of success in 2022 and were particularly disappointing earlier this month when they failed to qualify for IEM Dallas with two 33rd-64th-place finishes in the first and second qualifiers. Moreover, PACT hold a 22.2% win rate over the last three months and a 2-3 record over their last five outings.

Into the Breach fit in the same category as PACT, as a tier-two team; however, unlike the Poles, ITB have been winning tournaments. Most notably, Into the Breach won Insomnia 68 last week and claimed silver from ESL Premiership Spring 2022 a week prior.

Even their win percentage (47.1%) over the last three months is significantly better than that of PACT, and ITB had to play much tougher opponents. This is Into the Breach’s match to lose, and if they show up, we could be in for a very one-sided affair.

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