SINQU - GenOne: betting tip (kef 1.08) and bets on CS 2 ESL Challenger League match

Current form 

SINQU played Leo in the top bracket of the tournament on March 16. The best‑of‑three format left the Finns with no chance — 0:2. The first card, Nuke, started promisingly: 3:3 at the beginning, and then 3:9 by the break. After changing sides, SINQU were only able to keep the pace 4:4, but it was clearly not enough to turn the game around. The team did not create stable pressure on Leo's defense, and a series of successful kills did not turn into winning rounds. On Dust2, the Finns were completely hit by a skating rink: 3:9 by halftime, then 0:4 in the second half, and 3:13 for the final score. Samppa became a bright flash in the chaos of SINQU: 31-30 on K‑D, 101.6 ADR, rating 1.34 — his game resembled a loner who took on the entire map. 

Current form

GenOne played their last match on March 8 against MOUZ NXT in the quarterfinals of the European Pro League Series 5. The best‑of‑three format again showed that the French can hold a punch. Anubis GenOne was initially resisted: 5-7 in the first half, but after changing sides, they took only one round — 8:13. Dust2 was a completely different story: the French beautifully dismantled the opponent's midround calls, controlled the center, and brought the score to 13:8. The decisive card, Ancient, brought a surprise: 8-4 by halftime, but GenOne lost the second half 2-9. Nevertheless, the series looked more mature and thoughtful. The best player is Djoko: 62-44 by K‑D, 93.1 ADR, rating 1.33.