Made in Brazil vs Astralis

Astralis ranked #1 from Denmark is facing team MiBR ranked #6 from Brazil in the Grand Final Match of ECS Season 6 Finals that has eight teams competing for the prize pool of $660,000. This tournament is played on LAN in Arlington, Texas, the United States of America.

This is best of 3 * Grand final type of match.

Map performance for Astralis in the last three months: Cache is at 100,0% win rate on only one map played WIN/LOSE 1-0, Nuke 100,0% on 15 played maps 15-0, Inferno 80,0% on 30 played maps 24-6, Dust2 76,9% on 13 played maps 10-3, Train 71,4% on 14 played maps 10-4, Mirage 70,6% on 17 played maps 12-5, and Overpass 70,6% win rate on 17 played maps 12-5.

Map highlights for team MiBR in the previous three months: Dust2 is at 75,0% win rate on 12 played maps 9-3, Inferno 75,0% on 24 played maps 18-6, Mirage 70,0% on 20 played maps 14-5, Train 70,0% on 20 played maps 14-6, Cache 57,1% on 14 played maps 8-6, and Overpass with 55,6% win rate on nine played maps 5-4.

Pistol performance in the last 30 days only on offline (LAN) events goes to team Astralis who have 64,6% win rating over MiBR who have 50,0% total.

Astralis played 31 maps in November and won 21, converted, they played 19 matches and won 13. During the month of October, they played 39 best of 1 games & maps and won 35. In September they played 29 maps and won 24, converted, they played 20 games and won 17. In August they played seven maps and won four, converted, they played three games and won two.

MiBR played 25 maps in November and won 13, in other words, they played 17 games and won nine. In October they played 45 maps and won 37, converted, they played 38 matches and won 30. In September they played 21 maps and won ten, converted, they played 14 matches and won seven. In August they played eight maps and won all eight, converted, they played four games and won all four.

OK, so the ECS season 6 has come to an end, we have the fearfull Astralis clashing against team MiBR who were the underdogs in this tourney. Astralis finished the group stage as 2nd with three matches played, two wins, one loss a round difference of +20 and six points. After that they defeated NiP 2-1 (16-7 on Nuke, 11-16 on Train, and 16-5 on Inferno), it was a tough match but they gained momentum in the last game and owner NiP on Inferno in every way. MiBR on the other side was 1st in the same Group A with two played matches, two wins, a round difference of +7 and six points. During playoffs, they defeated team North 2-1 (16-2 on Train, 8-16 on Inferno and 16-9 on Dust2). This will be undoubtedly the match of the month since MiBR already defeated Astralis during the Group phase 2-1 (10-16 on Mirage, 22-20 on Train, and 16-14 on Inferno), so anything is possible here.

If we look at the stats we can see that Astralis is the 1st TOP team in this tourney so far with 1,14 rating on nine played maps and their best players are device 2nd with 1,23 rating, and Magisk 1,14 rating. MiBR is 3rd with 1,06 rating on seven played maps. and their best players are coldzera with 1,17 rating, and FalleN with 1,16 rating. Most-played maps on this tournament so far are Inferno x6, Mirage x5, Nuke x5, Train x4, Overpass x2, Cache x1, and Dust2 x1 so this slightly benefits MiBR because of their map pool if we take out Nuke of course. These two teams played a lot of head-to-head matches, and the score is 26 wins for Astralis with 21 wins for MiBR, the last three games are 2-1 for Astralis.

There is not much to discuss, Astralis are favored, but if we look at their last 20 or 30 games, we can see that all of their opponents managed to snatch over ten rounds, some of them even over 13-14 rounds. So that is a massive difference from when they dominated everyone in the first 2/3 of 2018 defeating everyone and not letting the enemy team take over 5-6 rounds total per map. There is a huge difference in winning $250,000 and winning $120,000, so this will be an excellent match to watch.

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