3DMAX - The Mongolian: betting tip (kef 1.40) and bets on the PGL Bucharest match

Current form 

The match between 3DMAX and Astralis on April 10 turned out to be one of those stories where the final 0:2 looks pretty dry, but the game itself sometimes gave the feeling that the French could cling much tighter. In the end, however, the class and structure of Astralis still took their toll. Dust2 (3DMAX peak) ended with a score of 11:13. The first half went to the Danes 9:3, but after changing sides, 3DMAX turned on and even tried to turn over the map, taking the second half 8:4. Overpass (Astralis peak) ended at 10:13. Here everything was held on equal terms for longer, the first half 7-5 in favor of 3DMAX, but in the second half the T-side became a problem again. According to 3DMAX's individual statistics, only Maka stood out — 32-27 K/D, ADR 77.3, rating 1.13. He played especially vividly on Dust2 — 21-11, ADR 100.6, rating 1.58.

Current form

The second semi-final turned out to be much more dramatic. The MongolS approached the match as one of the favorites of the tournament, but unexpectedly lost 0:2 to FUT Esports. Nuke (peak of The MongolS) ended at 10:13. The game was on an equal footing, but the Mongols too often lost rounds in simple situations. Mirage (peak FUT) ended at 14:16 after overtime. The first half was left for The MongolS 8:4, but after the change of sides everything fell apart — 4:8 in the second half and a defeat in the extras. The key ones were mistakes in economics and loss of control in the decisive rounds. The best was The Mongolian 910 — 42-39 K/D, ADR 81.2, rating 1.20 (Nuke: 21-16, rating 1.28).