Overdrive predicts explosive action on Day 2 of BLAST Premier Spring Groups 2023

G2 vs BIG – The analysis of this match is quite straightforward: G2 are mentally holding themselves up as the winners of the last Tier-1 tournament in 2022, and mechanically, they are in top-notch form in practice. BIG, on the other hand, have become a warm-up team for the top contenders. They seem to try to refresh their roster through their academy, but it’s not working out as well as it does for their compatriots, Mouz.

Liquid vs OG – Firstly, it was an illusion that Liquid was significantly stronger than OG. Secondly, 🇺🇸Liquid seems to have hit a plateau in their growth. They’ve been missing some key players, and Yekindar can’t carry them solo. OG had a good warm-up session, and in this tournament, they will be the dark horse, with odds nearly 50-50. Let’s not forget that Neofrag and Fiku have to perform at 200% of their level; otherwise, they might get replaced.

Faze vs Col – Col is the weakest team in the tournament. They struggle in practice, and their performance in official matches is even worse. Faze would win 2-0 against them with any substitutions.

Let’s move on to the predictions!

I’ll continue to push the line that Col is the weakest, and 🇺🇸Liquid will close it out 2-0, although it’s not as easy a bet as it was with Faze. A very tempting odds of 5.5 for 🇺🇸EG’s victory – throw in some spare change for fun. For the more cautious, take one map from EG. Remember, Vitality didn’t show anything special against the dissected 🇩🇰Astralis, and EG dethroned the world’s number one.

I don’t see any reason why 🇩🇰Heroic won’t win against Astralis. Buzz is not in form yet, Xyp9x even less so, and Device is not at his peak. The odds may not be high, but for 🇩🇰Heroic fans, it’s a reasonable bet! I’ve also put together an interesting accumulator involving Navi, but that’s for those who watched the stream.

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