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\n<\/picture> <\/a>\n <\/figure>\n <\/div>\n \n \n \n Prediction for G2 vs Astralis \u2014 FISSURE Playground 3 <\/a>\n <\/h3>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/article> <\/div>\n<\/div>\nHEAD-TO-HEAD \u2014 BETBOOM WON THE LATEST MEETING<\/strong><\/h2>\nBETBOOM and BIG have one presented recent head-to-head map. At XSE Pro League Guangzhou 2026, BETBOOM defeated the German roster on Mirage with a 13:11 score, gaining a minimal advantage in the history of this matchup.<\/p>\n
One map does not provide enough sample size for serious conclusions, but the result is especially interesting in the context of a new Bo3. Mirage remains one of BETBOOM\u2019s stronger maps and at the same time one of BIG\u2019s most problematic directions, so the previous meeting may also influence the upcoming veto.<\/p>\n
CURRENT FORM<\/strong><\/h2>\nBETBOOM \u2014 an unstable stretch, but a strong Magnojez<\/p>\n
BETBOOM approach the tournament after a difficult run of results. The team lost to Ninjas in Pyjamas 0:2, twice lost to FaZe \u2014 11:13 on Nuke and 0:2 in a Bo3 \u2014 but between the setbacks beat Nemesis 2:1. BETBOOM have also already defeated BIG 13:11 on Mirage, which adds positive context for the team ahead of the new meeting.<\/p>\n
The best listed individual numbers belong to Magnojez, who has a 1.23 rating over the last three months. He shows 0.78 kills per round, 71.6% KAST, a 1.28 multi-kill rating, and 87.2 ADR. Together with Boombl4, d1Ledez, zorte, and S1ren, he forms a roster with enough individual potential for an even fight across all three maps.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/TabseN_at_CCT_Season_3_Global_Finals.jpg\")
Photo Copyright by CCT<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBIG \u2014 a difficult schedule and stable blameF<\/p>\n
BIG also cannot boast a stable winning streak. The team lost to magic 0:2, Nemiga 1:2, Spirit 1:2, and G2 1:2, but at the same time beat paiN 2:0. The German roster regularly takes maps and forces fights, but recently has had problems specifically with converting close Bo3s into victories.<\/p>\n
The main individual pillar remains blameF with a 1.18 rating. He has 0.76 kills per round, only 0.59 deaths per round, 78.7% KAST, and 85.4 ADR. Together with tabseN, faveN, gr1ks, and JDC, he gives BIG enough experience and firepower to punish BETBOOM for unstable play.<\/p>\n
MAP POOL & VETO<\/strong><\/h2>\nStatistics over the last 3 months (BIG | BETBOOM):<\/p>\n
\n- Cache: 71% | \u2014<\/li>\n
- Dust2: 50% | 60%<\/li>\n
- Mirage: 25% | 60%<\/li>\n
- Inferno: 50% | \u2014<\/li>\n
- Nuke: \u2014 | 33%<\/li>\n
- Ancient: 70% | 80%<\/li>\n
- Anubis: \u2014 | \u2014<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Expected veto:<\/p>\n
\n- BIG will logically try to limit Mirage. The team has won only 25% of eight presented matches on this map, while BETBOOM have 60% and have already beaten BIG here 13:11. For the German roster, this is one of the most obvious candidates for an early ban.<\/li>\n
- BETBOOM, in turn, have strong reasons to remove Cache. BIG show a 71% win rate on it across seven matches, while BETBOOM practically do not use the map. Leaving the opponent their statistically strongest and at the same time uncomfortable direction would be risky.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Likely maps:<\/p>\n
\n- Mirage looks like the best potential choice for BETBOOM if BIG unexpectedly leave it available. A 60% win rate against 25% and an already won head-to-head map create an obvious advantage here.<\/li>\n
- BIG may answer with Cache if the map survives the first veto phase, but more realistically the series may shift toward Ancient. Both teams are strong on this map \u2014 BETBOOM have 80%, BIG 70%, so it looks like one of the most interesting candidates for the deciding map. Dust2, with figures of 60% against 50%, also remains a real decider option.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
KEY DUELS<\/p>\n
\n- Magnojez vs blameF \u2014 a matchup between the most stable players on both teams according to the presented statistics, with the highest ratings and ADR.<\/li>\n
- zorte vs gr1ks \u2014 an AWP duel where opening frags can determine the structure of rounds and freedom of action for the rifler groups.<\/li>\n
- Boombl4 vs tabseN \u2014 a matchup between experienced leaders, whose mid-round decisions will largely determine the teams\u2019 adaptation on close maps.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n
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HEAD-TO-HEAD \u2014 BETBOOM WON THE LATEST MEETING<\/strong><\/h2>\nBETBOOM and BIG have one presented recent head-to-head map. At XSE Pro League Guangzhou 2026, BETBOOM defeated the German roster on Mirage with a 13:11 score, gaining a minimal advantage in the history of this matchup.<\/p>\n
One map does not provide enough sample size for serious conclusions, but the result is especially interesting in the context of a new Bo3. Mirage remains one of BETBOOM\u2019s stronger maps and at the same time one of BIG\u2019s most problematic directions, so the previous meeting may also influence the upcoming veto.<\/p>\n
CURRENT FORM<\/strong><\/h2>\nBETBOOM \u2014 an unstable stretch, but a strong Magnojez<\/p>\n
BETBOOM approach the tournament after a difficult run of results. The team lost to Ninjas in Pyjamas 0:2, twice lost to FaZe \u2014 11:13 on Nuke and 0:2 in a Bo3 \u2014 but between the setbacks beat Nemesis 2:1. BETBOOM have also already defeated BIG 13:11 on Mirage, which adds positive context for the team ahead of the new meeting.<\/p>\n
The best listed individual numbers belong to Magnojez, who has a 1.23 rating over the last three months. He shows 0.78 kills per round, 71.6% KAST, a 1.28 multi-kill rating, and 87.2 ADR. Together with Boombl4, d1Ledez, zorte, and S1ren, he forms a roster with enough individual potential for an even fight across all three maps.<\/p>\nPhoto Copyright by CCT<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nBIG \u2014 a difficult schedule and stable blameF<\/p>\n
BIG also cannot boast a stable winning streak. The team lost to magic 0:2, Nemiga 1:2, Spirit 1:2, and G2 1:2, but at the same time beat paiN 2:0. The German roster regularly takes maps and forces fights, but recently has had problems specifically with converting close Bo3s into victories.<\/p>\n
The main individual pillar remains blameF with a 1.18 rating. He has 0.76 kills per round, only 0.59 deaths per round, 78.7% KAST, and 85.4 ADR. Together with tabseN, faveN, gr1ks, and JDC, he gives BIG enough experience and firepower to punish BETBOOM for unstable play.<\/p>\n
MAP POOL & VETO<\/strong><\/h2>\nStatistics over the last 3 months (BIG | BETBOOM):<\/p>\n
\n- Cache: 71% | \u2014<\/li>\n
- Dust2: 50% | 60%<\/li>\n
- Mirage: 25% | 60%<\/li>\n
- Inferno: 50% | \u2014<\/li>\n
- Nuke: \u2014 | 33%<\/li>\n
- Ancient: 70% | 80%<\/li>\n
- Anubis: \u2014 | \u2014<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Expected veto:<\/p>\n
\n- BIG will logically try to limit Mirage. The team has won only 25% of eight presented matches on this map, while BETBOOM have 60% and have already beaten BIG here 13:11. For the German roster, this is one of the most obvious candidates for an early ban.<\/li>\n
- BETBOOM, in turn, have strong reasons to remove Cache. BIG show a 71% win rate on it across seven matches, while BETBOOM practically do not use the map. Leaving the opponent their statistically strongest and at the same time uncomfortable direction would be risky.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Likely maps:<\/p>\n
\n- Mirage looks like the best potential choice for BETBOOM if BIG unexpectedly leave it available. A 60% win rate against 25% and an already won head-to-head map create an obvious advantage here.<\/li>\n
- BIG may answer with Cache if the map survives the first veto phase, but more realistically the series may shift toward Ancient. Both teams are strong on this map \u2014 BETBOOM have 80%, BIG 70%, so it looks like one of the most interesting candidates for the deciding map. Dust2, with figures of 60% against 50%, also remains a real decider option.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
KEY DUELS<\/p>\n
\n- Magnojez vs blameF \u2014 a matchup between the most stable players on both teams according to the presented statistics, with the highest ratings and ADR.<\/li>\n
- zorte vs gr1ks \u2014 an AWP duel where opening frags can determine the structure of rounds and freedom of action for the rifler groups.<\/li>\n
- Boombl4 vs tabseN \u2014 a matchup between experienced leaders, whose mid-round decisions will largely determine the teams\u2019 adaptation on close maps.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n
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BETBOOM \u2014 an unstable stretch, but a strong Magnojez<\/p>\n
BETBOOM approach the tournament after a difficult run of results. The team lost to Ninjas in Pyjamas 0:2, twice lost to FaZe \u2014 11:13 on Nuke and 0:2 in a Bo3 \u2014 but between the setbacks beat Nemesis 2:1. BETBOOM have also already defeated BIG 13:11 on Mirage, which adds positive context for the team ahead of the new meeting.<\/p>\n
The best listed individual numbers belong to Magnojez, who has a 1.23 rating over the last three months. He shows 0.78 kills per round, 71.6% KAST, a 1.28 multi-kill rating, and 87.2 ADR. Together with Boombl4, d1Ledez, zorte, and S1ren, he forms a roster with enough individual potential for an even fight across all three maps.<\/p>\n BIG \u2014 a difficult schedule and stable blameF<\/p>\n BIG also cannot boast a stable winning streak. The team lost to magic 0:2, Nemiga 1:2, Spirit 1:2, and G2 1:2, but at the same time beat paiN 2:0. The German roster regularly takes maps and forces fights, but recently has had problems specifically with converting close Bo3s into victories.<\/p>\n The main individual pillar remains blameF with a 1.18 rating. He has 0.76 kills per round, only 0.59 deaths per round, 78.7% KAST, and 85.4 ADR. Together with tabseN, faveN, gr1ks, and JDC, he gives BIG enough experience and firepower to punish BETBOOM for unstable play.<\/p>\n Statistics over the last 3 months (BIG | BETBOOM):<\/p>\n Expected veto:<\/p>\n Likely maps:<\/p>\n KEY DUELS<\/p>\n read more<\/p>\n MAP POOL & VETO<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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