compLexity Gaming vs INTZ e-Sports

Complexity ranked #53 from Europe (MIX of players) are clashing against team INTZ ranked #31 from Brazil in the DreamHack Open Anaheim 2020 North America Closed Qualifier that has eight teams competing for the prize pool of 2 spots at DH main event.

This is the best of 3 type of match.

Complexity map highlights in the last three months: Train is at 100,0% win rate on one played map - WON/TIE/LOSE - 1/0/0, Overpass 100,0% on one played map 1/0/0, Mirage 75,0% on four played maps 3/0/1, Dust2 66,7% on three played maps 2/0/1, Nuke 33,3% on three played maps 1/0/2, and Inferno with 20,0% win rate on five played maps 1/0/4.

They played 13 maps during January and won seven, converted, they played six matches and won three. December & November are empty, while during October they played four maps and won two, in other words, they played two games and won one.

INTZ map performance in the previous three months: Nuke 75,0% on four played maps - WIN/DREW/LOST - 3/0/1, Mirage 72,2% on 18 played maps 13/0/5, Train 66,7% on 12 played maps 8/0/4, Vertigo 66,7% on 12 played maps 8/0/4, Overpass 57,1% on seven played maps 4/0/3, Dust2 50,0% on four played maps 2/0/2, and Inferno with 50,0% win rate on eight played maps 4/0/4.

They played 21 maps in January and won 13, converted, they played nine matches and won six. During December, they played 15 maps and won 11; in other words, they played eight games and won six. In November, they played 18 maps and won 11, converted, they played 12 games and won eight. In October, they played 11 maps and won seven; in other words, they played eight games and won six.

OK, so the winner here will advance to take out the winner of eUnited VS Triumph. The odds heavily favor Complexity even though they are 20 spaces lower on the global ladder than INTZ is.

I will go with INTZ +1,5 handicap.

Good luck to all who bet, and don't forget to gamble responsibly!