japan - Fingers Crossed: betting tip (kef 1.38) and bets on the match on Counter-Strike 2 in the European Pro League Series

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On January 23, japczany will face Fingers Crossed in the European Pro League Series 4 Counter-Strike 2 match. Will the Polish team be able to achieve victory in a duel against an international team from Europe and what bets should I choose? - read in our betting tip

Command Analysis

japczany

Current form

In their last match, Japan played against CSDIILIT on January 16 in the play-in of the European Pro League Series 4 closed qualification and scored a 2-0 victory without any questions, closing the cards twice with a score of 13:5 on Mirage and Ancient. The Polish mix took full control of the game from the first rounds, confidently won duels, worked competently with grenades and did not allow the opponent to cling to the economy. Both maps followed the same scenario — stable pressure and no dips. Melavi became the best player with statistics of 38-15 frags, 99.2 ADR and a rating of 1.85.

Fingers Crossed

Current form

Fingers Crossed faced UNiTY in their last match on January 19 in the opening match of the European Pro League group and also took the series 2-0, winning Mirage 13:10 and Inferno 13:7. On the Mirage, the team calmly survived a tight ending, making a difference due to better exchanges and competent timing of grenades. Inferno turned out to be even more convincing — after an equal start, Fingers Crossed accelerated, took the key rounds and did not allow the opponent to even hint at a comeback. The best player was kreaz with scores of 35-28 frags, 105.0 ADR and a rating of 1.42.

Tip and bets

TipFingers Crossed Victory

1.38

Both teams approach the face-to-face meeting in good playing condition, but the context of the victories is noticeably different. Fingers Crossed has already been tested by a more serious opponent in the group stage and looked stable on both maps. Japan, in turn, dominated qualifying, but the level of resistance there was lower, which leaves questions about the sustainability of the team in an equal series. Given the more complex calendar, teamwork and trust from the bookmakers, Fingers Crossed looks like a logical favorite for this match. In such a situation, betting on their victory in the series looks like the most reliable option.

Our prediction is that Fingers Crossed will win in 1.38

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