The Mongolian - PARIVISION: betting tip (kef 1.93) and bets on the PGL Bucharest match

Current form

The MongolS got the better of Wildcard on April 7 — it's not just a dry 2-0, it's a story about character and the ability to turn on exactly when it starts to smell fried. Dust2 was a classic scenario. The first half is 5:7, not the most pleasant picture. But then the Mongols seemed to switch gears: they began to read the opponent, catch timings and just pick up clutches one by one. The result is 13:11.

But on Nuke, without too much drama. Here, The MongolS showed that they can not only comeback, but also strangle from the first rounds. 8:4 for an attack is already a wake—up call for the opponent, and then everything is according to the textbook: control, discipline and calm 13:8. And the best part is not solo performance, but teamwork. The MVP of the series was 910 — 35-26 K/D, 83.7 ADR and a rating of 1.22. A very clean, stable game without drawdowns. Cobrazera performed well nearby — 37-26, 84.8 ADR and 1.15 rating.

Current form 

But PARIVISION was much more nervous. Their passage to the playoffs is not about control, it's about survival. The match against Wildcard on April 8 is a real marathon with thriller elements. Mirage is generally a separate story. It would seem that 8-4 after the first half — everything is under control. But no, then the classic swing begins: they gave up the second half, flew into overtime, and there they staged a real meat grinder for 54 rounds. 28:26. Dust2 continued this line of chaos. First they get crushed, then they come back. 4:8 turns into 13:11. But with all this, it is impossible not to mention the individual. The MVP of the meeting was Jame — 61-41 K/D, 78.8 ADR and 1.27 rating. He especially lit up on the Mirage — 34-14 and a 1.43 rating, just a car at key moments.