MIBR vs. Faze Betting Predictions, Odds, Picks and Value

Natus Vincere are the proud champions of BLAST Premier Global Finals! But, there’s already a brand-new event CSGO betting nerds have been patiently waiting for. This one doesn’t bring the charm and bling of a million-dollar event, but still offers plenty of value to be found for those that seek it.

CS_Summit 7 is the occasion, another installment of BTS’ CSGO spectacle, this time bringing forth $200,000 in prize money. As for the match we’ll be focusing on – it’s MIBR vs. Faze picks we’re chasing here, so let’s dig straight in and see which of these two teams is likely to face direct elimination without a spot on the so-called last chance train!

MIBR vs. Faze Betting Predictions

Whether you’re just a hardcore CSGO esports fan or you’re in it for the esports betting picks, you’re going to love the complexity of this one. MIBR and Faze are going head-to-head in the elimination round! The post-NiKo remnants of Faze Clan going up against post-everyone-who-meant-something remnants of MIBR. It’s a match true CSGO esports fans will appreciate, that’s for sure!

Should You Bet on This Match?

Well, elimination matches often bring out the best in players, which is why knowledgeable bettors tend to profit from them. As far as this particular elimination match goes, we’re sure there won’t be a lack of proper competitive action.


Now that we’ve settled the question of if, let’s see where you should bet on this match!

It’s a must-read, no matter how experienced an online bettor you are! You can always learn more!

Expectations

Neither of these two has come into this event hoping to snatch silverware. Both teams are aware of their flaws and oppositions’ qualities. Still, the fact they don’t expect silverware doesn’t mean they won’t try to make an impression.

On the contrary – both MIBR and Faze Clan have a simple goal of reaching the playoffs. However, chances are only one of them will reach the last chance stage… and only one of them will get a spot in the playoffs… Which of them will it be? I guess we have the rest of our MIBR vs. Faze predictions to find out!

Map Depth

Map pool depth doesn’t give us anything worthy of basing our MIBR vs. Faze picks around. It’s because we still haven’t seen enough from these newly altered rosters to be able to give any concrete information or predictions. Unfortunately, we’ll have to look elsewhere if we are to come to a well-informed decision.

Roster Strengths and Weaknesses

Faze Clan’s roster seems pretty solid at the first glance, but it’s becoming clearer with each passing match that NiKo was the catalyst that brought the team together and made everyone at least 20% better. Without him, things just aren’t the same; they never will be… or at least not until Faze Clan invests in a hefty, world-class replacement.

Roughly the same can be said about MIBR too. They’ve gone through even more changes than Faze Clan, with the newest departure being the man himself – FalleN. MIBR will need quite a while to get its former glory back, if they play their cards right, of course. It’s no impossible, but it’s definitely going to be a lengthy process.

MIBR vs. Faze Pick

Yep, we’re going against Faze Clan here. I just don’t think their opening round display against had any sort of positive connotation. They were absolutely swept away by the new Mousesports team. Frozen had an impressive performance that earned him a 1.79 HLTV rating, but even without that, Faze Clan was outright unrecognizable.

Sure, you could say that MIBR was swept away by Heroic too… but you have to be objective and note that the Brazilians were merely inches away from securing Overpass. Vertigo was much closer than the final result suggests. Don’t get me wrong, a loss is a loss, but MIBR looked miles better than Faze Clan.

And that’s not the only thing we’re basing our MIBR vs. Faze picks on.

The map pool stats perhaps aren’t as detailed as we’d like but should go in favor of MIBR. Remember, much of Faze Clan’s juggernaut gameplay got lost with NiKo’s departure, including their prowess on maps like Mirage and Dust 2. They’re still competitive, but I doubt they have what it takes to fend off the Brazilians.

At +110, MIBR to win against Faze offers exceptional value, even after we account for the fact honda is replacing junior. Don’t miss out on it… but don’t go all-in either. This is a medium stake bet; don’t get it twisted!