Who to Pick in the Pick’Em Challenge for Paris Major 2023 – Challengers Stage Predictions

Exciting Moments at BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023: Winning the Pick’Em Challenge in CS:GO

On May 8th, the CS:GO world will witness the main event of the year – BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023. As always, Valve has released an update with stickers, a viewer pass, and of course, the Pick’Em Challenge, just a few days before the competition begins. Thanks to the Pick’Em Challenge, regular players can engage in analytics and earn rewards for successful predictions. We want to share our Pick’Em choices with you, as well as insights from tournament participants and streamers.

How to Place Your Pick’Em Bets on BLAST Major for CS:GO

The Pick’Em Challenge consists of three stages, and the major itself kicks off on Monday, May 8th. Before each stage, you’ll need to make predictions. For example, the first stage, the Challenge Stage, starts at noon on May 8th, so we advise you to act quickly. In the first stage, you need to make nine predictions: one of the two teams that will win all three matches, the seven other clubs that will advance to the Legends Stage, and the team that will go 0-3.

Owners of the Viewer Pass for BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 can make predictions in the corresponding section. If you manage to correctly predict at least five out of nine teams, and in the playoffs, four out of seven results, you’ll receive a souvenir token. You can exchange it for your chosen souvenir package. The weapon skin souvenir packages will have stickers of the teams and maps featured in the games. By activating the Viewer Pass, you can also purchase as many tokens as you’d like. Just remember to link your Steam account.

Pick’Em for the Challengers Stage: Who Will Win the QM Prediction?

A highly significant event is on the horizon – the Challengers Stage! And we know you’re eager to get a good prediction from us, QM.

But of course, it’s not all that simple. Admit it, choosing teams to bet on, especially in the “3-0” category, is a real gamble. Even the strongest teams can go through a rough patch and lose in a best-of-1 match.

However, don’t despair; we have a few suggestions. The top contenders for “3-0” are FaZe Clan and G2 Esports, who truly didn’t make it to the “legends” stage by chance. But keep an eye on teams like forZe, MOUZ, ENCE, and Monte.

If you’re looking for underdogs, consider teams from Asia, such as The MongolZ and Grayhound Gaming, as well as the struggling Fluxo from Brazil.

Predictions for Paris Major 2023 from eSports Players and Analysts

But of course, no one can accurately predict all the teams that will make it to the top 8. Surprises can come from anywhere. That’s why the best approach is to bet on the strongest teams, which are highly likely to reach the “legends” stage.

In the end, we don’t recommend simply copying other participants’ predictions. However, using our advice can be very helpful when creating your own forecast. Are you ready for this grand esports event?

Ilya “m0NESY” Osipov, G2 Esports Player

Evgeny “r3salt” Frolov, forZe Player

Olek “hades⁠” Miskevich, 9INE Player

David “n0rb3r7” Danielyan, Virtus.pro Player

Vyacheslav “innersh1ne” Britvin, FaZe Clan Analyst

Alexey “OverDrive” Biryukov, Analyst and Insider

Jacob “Pimp” Winneche, Analyst

Kenny “kennyS” Schrub, Streamer and Pro Player

Olof “olofmeister” Kajbjer, eSports Player and Streamer

Nikola “Lobanjica” Mijovanovic, Streamer

Alexey Pchelkin, Streamer and CS:GO Commentator

AdreN and KeeN, Former Players and Analysts