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PGE Turow v Espionage tips

Date & time: September 11, 6.30pm AEST
Match odds: PGE Turow (+333); Espionage (-500)

Singularity v Anonymo prediction

Date & time: September 12, 8.30pm AEST
Match odds: Singularity (+225); Anonymo (-303.03)

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Last month, 00 Nation parted ways with their entire Brazilian CS:GO lineup in favour of a European roster led by former Copenhagen Flames in-game leader Thomas “birdfromsky” Due Frederiksen. The new squad quickly proved its worth and won Pinnacle Cup V at the end of August, jumping 53 spots on the CS:GO world rankings to no.34.

Team Singularity have not made any changes since February 2023, although the team did lose in-game leader Tomasz “freo” Wolski, who left a month ago. Singularity have since played with a couple of stand-ins, winning European Pro League Season 10: Division 2 and placing second at HATOR Series #1, but they’ve yet to find a permanent replacement.

Team Singularity are in a tough spot, missing an in-game leader, but it’s not like this team would have a realistic chance against 00 Nation, even with freo. 00 Nation’s new European lineup has played just one official tournament but looked very good, so it’s hard to doubt their chances to crush Team Singularity on Friday.

9z Team were in excellent form in July, winning KaBuM! Legends and CCT South America Series #8. But since the start of August, Maximiliano “max” Gonzalez and co. have failed to find as much success.

An early exit from TG Masters Fall 2023 followed by a 9th-16th finish at CCT North Europe Series #7 puts a huge question mark over 9z Team and their ability to deliver in the ThunderPick World Championship. However, most CS:GO bookmakers are projecting the South American side will do well in this matchup.

MASONIC have won just one tournament in 2023 – MistGames Heroes of Lofoten in April – and they haven’t looked good over the last two months. In the first Thunderpick World Championship 2023 qualifiers, they crashed out in 25th-40th place and have since exited CCT Central Europe Series #7 in 23rd-24th and HATOR Series #1 in 13th-16th.

Besides the Danish squad’s poor results, MASONIC are also struggling with roster stability, having lost five players since May. They signed a new squad in July, but even that project didn’t last long, with Andreas “Hansi” Hansen leaving the team to join Alpha Gaming five weeks after his arrival.

9z Team haven’t looked amazing lately, but they’re in a good spot to win this series. 9z Team to sweep is a bit of a bold pick, but at +160 with top esports betting sites, it’s a solid value bet.

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Both sides enter this match with new faces on their roster. Team Singularity acquired Danni “smF” Dyg and Sebastian “larsen” Larsen as replacements for Tobias “TOBIZ” Theo and Casper “Celrate” Andersen last month, while FATE decided to replace Kaloyan “shaiK” Borisov and Milen “milky” Iliev with Kostadin “rafftu” Turbinov and Kalin “KalubeR” Еrenditzov.

Although good signings on both ends, we have to consider that FATE made their changes just this Tuesday, meaning some period of instability and poor synergy must be expected. The Bulgarian duo are definitely an upgrade to shaiK and milky, but that might not become obvious until a few weeks pass.

FATE are still good enough to win one map, but due to the questionable synergy, we have to side with Singularity.

Wis?a Kraków have been all over the place across the last month. After making some noise at IEM Katowice, where they lost to Virtus.pro (10-16) and Complexity (1-2), the Poles went on to defeat sAw (2-1), FATE (2-0) and HellRaisers (2-0), only to drop the ball against EXTREMUM (1-2) and Illuminar Gaming (10-16, 15-15).

That said, a majority of those losses came against stronger teams. This could be a problem since forZe are by no means a weak squad, although they enter this match in ordinary shape after narrow wins against FofTheWin (16-12) and ex-SPARK ESPORTS (16-11) as well as an 8-16 loss to Movistar Riders.

This match seems like a complete coin-toss, so punters have to favour the underdogs. If you believe forZe are stronger than their recent results might suggest, overs might be a better pick, but we just don’t see it.

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?MnM Gaming and Riddle Esports will clash on Tuesday for the second time this season and the first time since January 21, when Riddle won with a massive 11.3k gold lead and 16-7 in kills. These teams have since played four games each and lost all of them.

This is a match between two of the worst-performing teams in the Northern League of Legends Championship (NLC). While it may seem reasonable to see MnM priced as underdogs, they’re not much worse than Jake “Stxrm” Camilleri and his crew. We would go even so far as to say MnM are playing better than Riddle, who are averaging by far the worst K/D (0.49) in the league.

The latest League of Legends betting odds seem to overvalue the result of the first head-to-head meeting. Anything above even money is good enough for us to side with MnM.

Team Singularity enter this match on a three-game winning streak and a 5-1 record that includes only one loss, which came against NLC 2020 Summer champions Fnatic Rising. Barrage Esports have been slightly less successful with two losses in six outings, one of which was against Singularity back in January.

Singularity won that match with an 8k gold lead and 20-7 in kills, largely thanks to their superior draft (Aphelios versus dive-heavy composition), so perhaps we should take that result with a grain of salt. That said, Singularity field the strongest bottom-lane duo in the league in Fayez “Dragdar” Ahmed and Tom “Prosfair” Willis, who are averaging 14.2 and 10.67 KDA respectively.

Dragdar and Prosfair did not play in Singularity’s loss against Fnatic Rising, which says a lot about how much stronger Singularity are with them on the Rift. There is no news suggesting either of the two will miss this match, so we have to favour Singularity to secure their second head-to-head victory on Tuesday.

Tricked Esports crushed Nordavind in their first meeting of the season and then went on to pick up three more wins against GODSENT, Granit Gaming and Dusty. Noradvind did not look too shabby during that stretch either, beating GODSENT and handing BT Excel their first loss of the season on Thursday.

Noradvind looked very solid in their match with BT Excel. While it was not like one player was doing all the heavy lifting for the Norwegian squad, ADC Lars “Chrisberg” Christiansen was the clear standout that day with 8/2/2.

Noradvind’s upset win doesn’t mean much in the greater picture, but it holds far more value if we consider Tricked haven’t looked too sharp of late. Some esports bookmakers are offering +6.5 kills on Nordavind at around [rm
-125, which is a good bet, but we will take a shot with the underdogs on the moneyline market.

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The announcement comes shortly after the Danish esports team parted ways with Daniel “mertz” Mertz and Jakob “Jabbi” Nygaard, who both left the organisation earlier this month. Mertz was reportedly set to join Copenhagen Flames, whereas Jabbi left the team to search for new challenges elsewhere.

Team Singularity acquired nicoodoz as a stand-in player just under a week after the departure of mertz. The 19-year-old Dane previously played for Ground Zero, Future$tars, pugstars, KoN Denmark, WE HAWT, 9INE and Tikitakan, helping the latter finish in fifth-sixth place at ESEA Season 34: Advanced Division – Europe.

Since joining Team Singularity as a stand-in, nicoodoz has locked in 16 map appearances and posted a 1.09 average rating, which makes him the best- performing player on the all-Danish roster.

“I’m very excited about joining Team Singularity as I’ve been following their CS:GO journey over the past years, and hoped that I would one day get my chance to develop under an organisation as well established as SNG,” said nicoodoz.

“I’m looking forward to proving myself, and to journey together with my new teammates and Team Singularity towards entering the famous top 30 HLTV ranking.

I will do my absolute best to make the most of the opportunity granted, and I want to humbly thank everyone that has helped me get to this point in my career!”

Commenting on nicoodoz’s arrival, Singularity founder and CEO Atle S. Stehouwer stated, “It’s a great pleasure to have Nico join the team as our new AWP player, and I’ve high expectations to him and his further development.

“I’ll do my absolute best to assist him with the support needed for him to become a top tier player, and with him living 10 min from our HQ it will be much easier to follow the development closely.”

Nicoodoz joins his compatriots Casper “Celrate” Andersen, Emil “Remoy” Schlichter and in-game leader Tobias “TOBIZ” Theo as the fourth official member of Team Singularity. The fifth and final member of the squad is yet to be confirmed, with head coach Peter Toftbo “casle” Ardenskjold filling that slot for the time being.

Team Singularity recently completed their journey through Eden Arena: Malta Vibes – Week 4, where TOBIZ and his team finished last following two losses against AVEZ and HONORIS. Nicoodoz averaged 0.93 and 0.80 ratings across the two series respectively.

Team Singularity have yet to confirm their attendance in the fifth week of Eden Arena: Malta Vibes, but they are set to appear in the 35th season of ESEA: Premier Division – Europe, slated to kick off on August 31.

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TEAM SINGULARITY vs GRAFICIARZE CS:GO BETTING & MATCH DETAILS

TEAM SINGULARITY vs GRAFICIARZE NINE TO FIVE #2 BETTING PREVIEW

The opening Group B match in the second season of the Nine to Five CS:GO tournament will feature Team Singularity and GRAFICIARZE, who are set to meet on the battlefield for the first time in their history.

The bout is billed as a fairly one-sided affair, yet Singularity enter Nine to Five #2 in very shaky form. The Danes are 3-7 record from their last 10 fixtures, which does not inspire much confidence even though they will be facing a newly formed and relatively unproven team.

At the end of June, Singularity ended their DreamHack Open Summer 2020: European Open Qualifier campaign in the last place (17th-32nd) following a 10-16 loss to Sangal Esports. Less than a week later, Singularity also prematurely crashed out of the first season of Nine to Five, where they managed a 21st-24th place finish after losing to Izako Boars (0-2) and S-Gaming (0-2) in the group stage.

Through July, Tobias “TOBIZ” Theo and co. participated at the first and third week of Eden Arena: Malta Vibes, albeit again without much success. They finished last in their group in the first week and crashed out of the quarter-finals in the third week, where they lost to Illuminar Gaming (0-2).
The Danes left a lot to be desired with their performances through the last month, and it really comes down to poor individual performances. The only two players on the roster who have shown decent form are Nico “nicodoodz” Tamjidi with 1.12 and Casper “Celrate” Andersen with 1.01. Their teammates Anton “NotaN” Pedersen, Emil “Remoy” Schlichter and TOBIZ, however, averaged 0.93, 0.92 and 0.88 ratings respectively.

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Facing the shaky Danish roster will be GRAFICIARZE, a newly formed all-Polish team which consists of ex-Illuminar and AVEZ player Rafa? “sany” Pietrzak, his former teammate Micha? “crank” Krystyniak, ex-Wisla Krakow member Kacper “kap3r” S?oma, ex-Pompa Team in-game leader ?ukasz “splawik” Jahns and his former teammate Micha? “Czapel” Czapla.

GRAFICIARZE have only four fixtures on their record ahead of their bout, all of which came at the cs_summit 6 Europe Open Qualifier. There GRAFICIARZE defeated Team Excellency (16-10) and S2V (16-9) but lost to FATE (0-2) and Nordavind (0-2), thus missed out on securing a ticket for the closed qualifiers.

Looking at their loss against FATE, GRAFICIARZE underperformed on Mirage (6-16), forced overtime on Train, but still fell short and lost 17-19. Their bout with Noradvind, however, was much more one-sided, as GRAFICIARZE lost both Mirage (7-16) and Nuke (6-16) in a fairly convincing fashion. Splawik and Czapel were the main actors in GRAFICIARZE’s loss that day since they managed only 0.40 and 0.55 ratings respectively.

On a more positive note, Sany had a solid game on Mirage, where he produced a 1.18 rating, while kasper (1.24) and crank (1.19) both showcased their quality on Nuke, which suggests this team has the potential to impress if czapel and splawik start carrying their weight.

TEAM SINGULARITY vs GRAFICIARZE NINE TO FIVE #2 BETTING PREDICTIONS

Since GRAFICIARZE have played only four games, it’s hard to tell how strong this team really is. Even with such a small sample size, however, it’s easy to tell splawik is holding the team back with his 0.81 rating. Team Singularity are in a similar situation with Remoy and TOBIZ, who are averaging 0.92 and 0.88 ratings, so both sides have weak links.

We can expect Singularity to ban Train, while GRAFICIARZE will likely nullify Singularity’s 75% win rate on Overpass. With those two maps out of the pool, Singularity will surely pick Nuke (67% win rate) and GRAFICIARZE could go for Mirage, where Singularity are on a five-map losing streak.

While Singularity seem the stronger team, their poor form and questionable record on all maps besides Overpass and Nuke suggest this bout could be much closer than expected. Even though GRAFICIARZE have their own weaknesses, they have shown enough for us to believe they can force the favourites into a three-map series.

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• CSGO betting odds: Chaos -106.38 at BetOnline | SNG -135.14 at BetOnline
• CSGO betting lines: Chaos +1.5 at -285.71 | SNG -1.5 at +191
• When: January 20, 2020 at 21:00 EST
• Watch live: Twitch

CHAOS EC VS TEAM SINGULARITY CSGO WINNERS LEAGUE NA BETTING PREVIEW

Chaos EC and Team Singularity will meet in the closing quarter-finals fixture of the WINNERS League Season 3 – NA Invite Division. The two North American squads will duke it out in a best-of-three (Bo3) series in a bid to secure a meeting with Swole Patrol in the semi-finals.

Chaos earned their spot in the playoffs with a flawless run through the group stage, where they did not lose a single match. While two wins came via forfeits from Team One and Monstars, Chaos made easy work of the other sides, with the only team that caused them any issues being eUnited (22-20).

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Since the WINNERS League group stage finished back in November, Chaos have participated in WESG 2019 NA as well as IEM Katowice NA open and closed qualifiers.

Chaos bested LiViD Gaming (16-2, 16-5) at WESG NA to secure a ticket for the main event and managed to keep their momentum going into the IEM Katowice open qualifiers, where they defeated two stacks and eUnited to secure a spot in the closed qualifiers. There, however, Chaos failed to make much noise, crashing out after suffering 0-2 defeats against Complexity and MiBR.

Chaos finished their busy schedule with a win against New England Whalers on Wednesday, January 15, in round one of the WINNERS League playoffs.

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Unlike Chaos, who cruised through the WINNERS League group stage, Singularity had moments where it seemed like they would not make the cut. Fortunately for Atle “Atle” Stehouwer and his men, everything fell into place when it mattered.

SNG pocketed four forfeit wins against Bushido Boyz, Good Game PR, Team Hyper and Rebirth Esports in the group stage, meaning SNG won only one match against Faintz and lost their two remaining fixtures against MAC-51 and Riot Squad Esports.

Since their last match in the group stage of the WINNERS League, SNG have participated in both stages of IEM Katowice American open qualifiers. There, they defeated Recon 5 and Man I Love Fragging but lost to Riot Squad and Just For Fun, thus failing to lock in a spot in the closed qualifiers.

SNG also made an appearance at Mythic Cup 5 at the start of January, where they lost to Rugratz in the semi-finals. Their poor streak continued at the DreamHack Open Leipzig 2020 NA qualifiers, where they crashed out of the event with a quarter-final defeat to Complexity.

On a more positive note, SNG defeated Rep Gang in round one of the WINNERS League playoffs last Thursday to push their win rate for the last three months to 54.5%.

Both teams made some major changes at the start of 2020. Singularity parted ways with Will “dazzLe” Loafman and Jordan “Zellsis” Montemurro on Friday, meaning they currently have only three members on the active roster. Chaos benched Gage “Infinite” Green and signed the controversial British AWPer Owen “smooya” Butterfield, who left BIG at the start of the year.

CHAOS VS SINGULARITY WINNERS LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS PREDICTIONS

Esports bookmakers have Singularity priced as slight favourites for the first-ever meeting between these two rosters.

Due to the recent departure of their players, Singularity will play this match with three stand-ins. Shahzeeb “ShahZaM” Khan and Hunter “SicK” Mims are on loan from Complexity, alongside eUnited rifler Kaleb “moose” Jayne.

While those three are without a doubt an upgrade, we have to consider there will be a lack of any real synergy in the team.

Chaos have only one new arrival in smooya, who has averaged a 1.31 rating in his three games with Chaos. That figure leads us to believe he will do just fine with his new team.

This will be a very close bout. While the new additions to SNG could, in theory, carry the team to a victory, we would not count on that happening. Chaos have an advantage in terms of team synergy and that alone should give them the needed edge to win here.

Prediction: Chaos EC to win – -106.38 at BetOnline

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