Team Singularity vs Riot

Singularity ranked #99 from the United States are facing teams Riot Squad ranked #33 also from the United States in the DreamHack Open Qnaheim 2020 North America Closed Qualifier that has eight teams competing for the prize pool of 2 spots at DH main event. This tournament is played online, and this is the best of 3 type of match.

Map performance for Team Singularity in the previous three months: Inferno is at 100,0% win rate on two played maps - WON/TIED/LOST - 2/0/0, Train 66,7% on six played maps 4/0/2, Overpass 60,0% on five played maps 3/0/2, Nuke 50,0% on four played maps 2/0/2, Mirage 33,3% on three played maps 1/0/2, and Dust2 with 0,0% win rate on two played maps 0/0/2.

They played 11 maps in January and won seven, converted, they played five matches and won three. During December they played three maps and won one. In November, they played eight maps and won four, converted, they played three games and won two.

Map highlights for Team Riot Squad in the last three months: Dust2 is at 87,5% win rate on eight played maps - WIN/DREW/LOSS - 7/0/1, Inferno 72,7% on 11 played maps 8/0/3, Overpass 60,0% on five played maps 3/0/2, Mirage 57,1% on seven played maps 4/0/3, Train 50,0% on ten played maps 5/0/5, and Nuke with 44,4% win rate on nine played maps 4/0/5.

They played 11 maps in January and won seven, converted, they played five matches and won three. During December, they played 19 maps and won 11; in other words, they played nine games and won six. In November, they played 12 maps and won six, converted, they played eight games and won six. During October, they played eight maps and won four, converted, they played six games and won four.

OK, so the winner here will play against the winner of Gen.G VS Chaos. The odds favor Riot Squad, and for a good reason, they played more maps and won more, plus they are ranked 50 places higher than Singularity. I will go with Riot Squad to win here.

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